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Egeon may
refer to:
Dodona egeon, a
butterfly found in
India Egeon Askew,
English divine of the 16th and 17th
centuries Egeon, a
character in A Comedy...
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Egeon Acton Askew (born 1576), was an
English divine.
Askew was from Lancashire. His
family was
originally of
Mulcaster Crescent, Carlisle, ****berland...
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Dodona egeon, the
orange Punch, is a
small but
striking butterfly found in the
Indomalayan realm - in
Mussoorie to ****am,
Burma (nominate) and Peninsular...
- The
Aegean Sea is an
elongated embayment of the
Mediterranean Sea
between Europe and Asia. It is
located between the
Balkans and Anatolia, and
covers an...
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appeared Off-Broadway in
Shakespeare plays at the
Public Theater,
including Egeon in The
Comedy of
Errors (1975)
alongside Ted
Danson and
Danny DeVito. He...
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fenestra (Linnaeus, 1758)
Synonyms Phalaena fenestra Linnaeus, 1758
Sphinx egeon Cramer, [1775]
Hyalurga fenestrigera Hübner, [1819]
Hyalurga amazonica Butler...
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AEgeon or Ægeon) see
Egeon.
Aemelia is an
abbess in The
Comedy of Errors. She
proves to be the long-lost wife of
Egeon, and the long-lost mother...
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Voice type
Premiere cast, 27
December 1786
Eufemio of Syracuse, son of
Egeon and twin
brother of
Eufemio of
Ephesus tenor Vincenzo Calvesi Dromio of...
- Syracuse/Ephesus)
Keith Dinicol (Dromio of Syracuse/Ephesus)
Nicholos Pennell (
Egeon)
James Blen**** (The Duke of Ephesus)
Goldie Semple (Adriana) Kate Hennig...
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place on "Innocents' Day" but ten
years later—in 1604, at Court.
Summary Egeon,
about to be
executed for
unlawfully entering Ephesus,
tells the sad tale...
