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Saint Polyeuctus (also
Polyeuctes, Polyeuktos, Gr****: Πολύευκτος) of
Melitene (died 10
January 259) was an
ancient Roman saint.
Christian tradition states...
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Polyeucte is a
drama in five acts by
French writer Pierre Corneille. It was
finished in
December 1642 and
debuted in
October 1643. It is
based on the...
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regarded as a
subspecies of A.
polyeuctes (now Byasa) by some. It has four subspecies, two of
which occur in India: B. p.
polyeuctes Doubleday Sikkim to Myanmar...
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Polyeucte drama by
Pierre Corneille Polyeucte (opera),
Charles Gounod 1878
Polyeucte,
ouverture by Paul
Dukas 1891
Polyeucte, film
Camille de
Morlhon 1910...
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Polyeucte is an
overture composed by Paul
Dukas in 1891 for the
tragedy of the same name by
Pierre Corneille.
Dukas made his
public debut with the first...
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Polyeucte (French pronunciation: [pɔliœkt]) is an
opera in five acts by
Charles Gounod. The
libretto was by
Jules Barbier and
Michel Carré,
after the...
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around Melitene was one of the
first in
which Christian faith spread.
Polyeuctes is a
martyr under Valerian who was a
soldier of the Twelfth. The S****anid...
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Thecla with
David and
Daniel in his prayers. The
exordium of the Acts of
Polyeuctes (died 259)
refers to
Thecla and Perpetua, and
there were
certainly many...
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classical tragedies,
Horace (1640,
dedicated to Richelieu),
Cinna (1643), and
Polyeucte (1643).
These three plays and Le Cid are
collectively known as Corneille's...
- 396–401. Murray, p. 239. The phrase, "sighed [etc.]"
alludes to the play
Polyeucte by "the
father of
French tragedy,"
Pierre Corneille. Womersley, Oxford...
