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This port hath on ech side a castle, whereof that vpon the Peninsula is called Faraone, vpon the toppe whereof euery night there is a light set in a great lanterne for direction of the ships, and for the guard thereof are appointed 200 Ianizaries: the other on the other side is but a litle castle kept by 18. men.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Prompted by Osiride, Faraone changes his mind several times on the matter.
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This 1818 work is a grand opera seria, the Exodus tale with a romantic twist: Osiride, the son of Faraone (Pharaoh), tries to prevent the departure of the Jews from Egypt because he is secretly in love with Elcia, an Israelite woman.
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Prompted by Osiride, Faraone changes his mind several times on the matter.
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Of course, maybe I'll use some of it in the next one... in which I will definitely be modeling the heroine's father sorta, kinda on Professor Faraone himself.
Write Porn 2010
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And every time Faraone backs down from letting Mos
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And every time Faraone backs down from letting Mos
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This 1818 work is a grand opera seria, the Exodus tale with a romantic twist: Osiride, the son of Faraone (Pharaoh), tries to prevent the departure of the Jews from Egypt because he is secretly in love with Elcia, an Israelite woman.
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On the use of Dionysus as a political symbol in the Hellenistic world, see Walter Burkert, Bacchic Teletai in the Hellenistic Age, in Thomas H. Carpenter and Christopher A. Faraone, eds., Masks of Dionysus Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1993, pp. 25975, esp. pp.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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On the use of Dionysus as a political symbol in the Hellenistic world, see Walter Burkert, Bacchic Teletai in the Hellenistic Age, in Thomas H. Carpenter and Christopher A. Faraone, eds., Masks of Dionysus Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1993, pp. 25975, esp. pp.
The Spartacus War Barry Strauss 2009
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