-
novel written by a
woman from Cape
Verde was A
Louca de
Serrano by Dina
Salústio; its translation, as The
Madwoman of Serrano, was the
first translation...
- Dina
Salústio (born 1941) is a Cape
Verdean novelist, who is the
first woman from the
country to
publish a novel, and the
first writer from the country...
-
contemporary Flavius Sallustius, is
almost certainly to be
identified as the
Salustios (Ancient Gr****: Σαλούστιος) who,
according to Photios,
wrote the theological...
- 1911 in San Ramón,
located within Alajuela Province. Her
parents were
Salustio Camacho and
Zeneida Quirós, both farmers. She was
their seventh daughter...
- the
first time.
African writers have
included Najwa Binshatwan and Dina
Salústio.
Dedalus also
publishes classic literature by
authors including J.-K. Huysmans...
-
Enciclopedia Treccani Plutarch, The
Lives of
Emilius Paul and
Timoleon XVIII Salustio,
Giugurtine War (In French) Plutarch, Marius, 20 (Diodorus Siculus, in...
- (Madagascar)
David Rubadiri (Malawi, Uganda)
Tijan Sallah (Gambia) Dina
Salústio (Cabo Verde) Léopold Sédar
Senghor (Senegal)
Bewketu Seyoum (Ethiopia)...
- 1947 The
Fugitive Policeman Uncredited 1948 Song of the
Siren Rosenda Salustio Hernández (el tejón) El
gallero El Meco Beau
Ideal German Foreign Legionnaire...
-
Minister of
Finance 1924 Succeeded by
Fidel Muñoz
Military offices Preceded by Joaquín Muñoz Navy
General Director 1922–1924 Succeeded by
Salustio Valdés...
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Duarte Silva (1837–1889),
chemist Antoninho Travadinha,
violinist Dina
Salústio, teacher, poet,
writer and
journalist Charles Darwin volcanic field University...
