palemon造句

• Among them is Palemon, who is deeply in love with Serena.
• In despair, Palemon again agrees to marry Beatrice.
• Afterwards he left Palemon and founded his first monastery at Tabennisi near Denderah.
• The third act takes place in the Castle of Palemon located near the sea.
• The Palemon was located last May.
• The value of the Palemon wreck, he said, was that it was the first.
• A small sampling of the artifacts rescued from the Palemon traveled to Canada earlier this year for exhibition.
• James W . Stephenson, James D . Henry and Palemon Winchester were indicted for Smith's murder.
• Benjamin's son, James W . Stephenson, James D . Henry and Palemon Winchester were bond.
• According to the legend, Palemon and his entourage sailed up the Neman River until the mouth of Dubysa.
• The legends became popular and the hill, where once Piea
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• By the end of the work, Palemon tries again to return to Ondine, but on kissing her, he falls dead.
• Also, the mythical Palemon is a good evidence of political tensions and cultural ideology of the Lithuanian nobles in the 16th century.
• Then, in an ethereal passage, Ondine emerges briefly from the water world, and Palemon, entranced, tries to pursue her.
• Maria Almeida became the first ballerina to dance the role of Ondine in a revival, with Anthony Dowell dancing the role of Palemon.
• The first act of the ballet takes place in the courtyard of the castle of Palemon where Ondine is seen dancing in the waterfall.
• Pachomius next embraced the eremitical life and prevailed upon an old hermit named Palemon to take him as his disciple and share his cell with him.
• A ruminative solo dance for Palemon, with its restless clarinet line and gently fractured accompanimental patter, reveals the young knight's restless inner life.
• The legendary section elaborated on the Palemonids legends, tracing genealogy of Lithuanian nobility back to Apolon or Palemon, a 5th-century noble from the Roman Empire.
• Visa Gold made the first discovery of one such shipwreck last year, the Palemon, a Spanish Brigantine that went down off the northern coast of Cuba in 1839.