-
Bernhard Severin Ingemann (1824), a
Danish writer.
Andreas Gottlieb Masch:
Sieba Zibog,
Siebog Nemisa Podba Percunust Schwaixtix Zislbog,
Zislbocg Zirnitra...
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total of 96 performances. A
competing spectacle by the
Kiralfy Brothers,
Sieba and the
Seven Ravens, was
presented at the Star Theatre. The
German pagan...
- John
Sieba Roosma (September 3, 1900 –
November 13, 1983) was an
amateur basketball player during the 1920s. He pla**** for the
United States Military...
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Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, and
Germany under the
names Siwa,
Sieba, Razivia, Zhiva. Zoe c. 978
Constantinople Theodora Reigned as co-empress...
- Vielona, Vielonia)
Vesna (Wiosna) Vida (Wida, Wita, Vita) Živa (Razivia,
Sieba, Siua, Siva, Siwa, Zhiva, Zywie, Zywye)
Zorya (Zorya Utrennyaya,
Zorya Vechernyaya...
- Ipabocg, Fig. 9 Zibog, Fig.11
Schwaixtix Fig. 13 =?
Swiatowit As?ri, Fig. 14
Sieba, Fig. 15 Zernebocg, Fig. 17 =?
Chernobog Other Lelus und Polelus, Fig. 20...
- La
Scala 1873)
Tempatation (retitled: Ermanzia, Milan, La
Scala 1874)
Sieba (Turin, 1878)
Delial ( Milan, La
Scala 1880)
Excelsior (Milan, La Scala...
- Guelph, Ontario.
Odette Tyler started her New York
stage career in 1884, in
Sieba, a spectacle. Her
other theatrical appearances included roles in the shows...
- (1883) The
Pearl of
Bagdad (1884)
comic opera;
music by John M.
Loretz Jr.
Sieba (translation) (Dec. 1882? 1884?)
Fourteen Annual Report of the
Board of...
