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Sisara or Si Sara (Persian: سي سرا) may
refer to: Si Sara, Gilan, Iran
Sisara, Mazandaran, Iran
Sisara, an
ancient settlement in the
Province of Burgos...
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Sisera (Hebrew: סִיסְרָא
Sīsərāʾ) was
commander of the
Canaanite army of King
Jabin of Hazor, who is
mentioned in
Judges 4–5 of the
Hebrew Bible. After...
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Sisara (Persian: سي سرا) is a
village in, and the
capital of, Kelar-e
Gharbi Rural District of
Kelar District,
Abbasabad County,
Mazandaran province, Iran...
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Corpus Domini 1802
Orchestra da
Camera Milano classica,
Bongiovanni [2004]
Sisara Accademia I
Filarmonici di Verona,
Simon Mayr Chor
conducted by
Franz Hauk...
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Sisara is a 1793
Latin oratorio by
Simon Mayr to a
libretto by
Giuseppe Foppa who also
supplied the
Latin texts for
Iacob a
Labano fugiens (1791) and Tobiae...
- to the Gr****
historian Ptolemy, the prin****l
cities included: Brabum,
Sisara,
Deobrigula (nowadays Tardajos),
Ambisna Segiasamon (Sasamón) and Verovesca...
- king
Vikrama and 1420 of the Śaka was current, in the Āṣāḍha
month and
Śiśara season of the Uttarāyana, on
Wednesday the
fifth of the
light fortnight...
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Grihya Sutra says that
Shyama and
Sabala are sons of Sarama,
their father Sisara. In a
spell called Ekagni-kanda,
intended to
drive away the Dog-spirits...
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ceiling frescoes depict (1647-1648)
Rachel at the Well,
Gisele and
Sisara and the
Drowning of the Pharoah's army,
Purity and Virginity, all by Luca...
- (1820) Demetrio, Re di
Siria (1823)
Oratorio Iacob a
Labano fugiens (1791)
Sisara (1793)
Tobiae matrimonium (1794) La P****ione (1794)
David in
spelunca Engaddi...
