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51Thamūd — ▪ ancient Arabian tribe in ancient Arabia, tribe or group of tribes that seem to have been prominent from about the 4th century BC to the first half of the 7th century AD. Although the Thamūd probably originated in southern Arabia, a large… …
52Optimism — • A metaphysical theory or an emotional disposition. Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Optimism Optimism † …
53Boethius — Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius Roman statesman and philosopher, often styled the last of the Romans , regarded by tradition as a Christian martyr, born at Rome in 480;… …
54Claude Vigée — French literature By category French literary history Medieval 16th century  …
55Miquel Barceló — This article is about the painter. For the writer, see Miquel Barceló (writer). Miquel Barceló in 2011 Miquel Barceló (born 1957) is a Spanish painter from Felanitx, Majorca. Contents …
56Oleg Timchenko — Birth name Oleg Timchenko Born 1957 (1957) Nationality Georgian Training …
57mortality — I noun condicio mortalis, death, destruction, evanescence, extinction, fatality, fugaciousness, fugacity, human race, humanity, humanness, impermanence, man, mankind, mortalitas, mortalness, subjection to death, temporary existence, transientness …
58Blicher, Steen Steensen — (1782 1848) A Danish short story writer and poet, Blicher spent his life as a Jutland parson. Drawing on folk life and at times using the local dialect in his stories, he produced the earliest realist literature in Denmark and anticipated… …
Historical Dictionary of Scandinavian Literature and Theater
59Вокальная симфония — KCOV Excelsior tijdens de uitvoering van de Matthäus Passion op 18 maart 2008 in het Concertgebouw te Amsterdam Вокальная симфония (также Хоровая симфония или Хоральная симфония; англ. Choral symphony) общее название симфонических… …
60Villon, François — (1431–1463) Since medievalists have rediscovered the 15th century as a fertile period in the history of late medieval literature, they have always celebrated the provocative, often outrageous, poems by François Villon.His contemporaries,… …
