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Narkissos (Gr****: Νάρκισσος
meaning narcissus) is a
village in the muni****l unit of
Fanari in the
Preveza regional unit in the
region of Epirus, in western...
- and ops "face." Her son was also
named for the flower—
narkissos in Gr****.
Leiron and
narkissos might be the same
plant or
could represent two different...
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Narkissos is a
ballet made by
Edward Villella to
music by
Robert Prince, from an idea by
William D. Roberts. The
premiere took
place on 21 July 1966,...
- mythology,
Narcissus (/nɑːrˈsɪsəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Νάρκισσος, romanized:
Nárkissos) was a
hunter from
Thespiae in
Boeotia (alternatively
Mimas or modern...
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which he used to make his own
strip Tricky Cad). Jess's
final work,
Narkissos, is a
complex rendered 6'x5'
drawing owned by the San
Francisco Museum...
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derivation of the
Latin narcissus is from Gr**** νάρκισσος
narkissos.
According to
Plutarch narkissos has been
connected because of the plant's
narcotic properties...
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Louros Loutsa Meliana Mesopotamo Michalitsi Mouzakaiika Myrsini Mytikas Narkissos Nea
Kerasounta Nea
Sampsounta Nea
Sinopi Neo
Sfinoto Nikolitsi Nikopoli...
- [citation needed] The
succeeding bishops were not all of
Athenian descent:
Narkissos was
believed to have come from Palestine, and
Publius from Malta.[citation...
- Napoli, to
music by
Edvard Helsted,
Holger Simon Paulli,
Niels Gade, 1842
Narkissos,
Robert Prince, 1966 Nénuphar,
Nikolai Krotkov, 1890 The Newcomers, to...
- Gedichte" (1895).
Irrlichter (1900,
three theatreworks: Andrei,
Erich and
Narkissos). "Klima und Dichtung. Ein
Beitrag zur Psychophysik" (1907). "Giovan Antonio...