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Life of Marshal MacMahon, duke of Magenta: with the ... - Pagina 30
Diermoid MacMahon, Lord of Corkabaiskin, left, among other children, Rory MacMahon, Lord of Corkabaiskin, whose son Donogh or Donat, Lord of the same territory, was father of Teige or Taidee, and of Donough or Donat, between whom ...
D. H., Firinne, Eugene O'Curry, 1859
A starlit night above the sea, or old growth virgin forests inspire my life. A gift I know the power of is in Greek mythology. I know and feel the energy from my Muse. This is purely an electrical inspiration from deep feelings.
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Treasures of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum - Pagina 28
Born in Kloster Neuzelle (in Neuzelle-Lausitz), Austria, on December 20, 1744, Donath (or Donat, or Donat) studied at the Akademie in Vienna around 1762 with the portraitist (and director of the Akademie) Martin Meytens ( 1695-1770), ...
George D. and Harriet W. Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Arthur R. Blumenthal, Charlotte Blake Colman, 1993
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The History of Scotland - Volumul 1 - Pagina 283
At that time, Duncan, or Donat, or rather Dunach, their king, being quite a boy, Brien and Cornelius, the most powerful chiefs next in power, divided the whole country into two factions, these, upon the approach of the foreign enemy, concluded ...
George Buchanan, James Aikman, 1827
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An ecclesiastical history of Ireland - Pagina 344
But that O'Lonargan's christian name was not Donogh or Donat. It was Domnald, alias Donald or Danall- (See Chap. fxvn. §. 14. and xxvm. §. 5.) §. ii. The number of distinct episcopal sees was at the close of the 12th century nearly the same ...
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An ecclesiastical history of Ireland, from the first ... - Pagina 344
But that O'Lonargan's christian name was not Donogh or Donat. It was Domnald, alias Donald or Donall- (See Chap. xxvii. §. 14. and xxvm. §. 5.) §. ii. The number of distinct episcopal sees was at the close of the 12th century nearly the same ...
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The Stage Struck Me! - Pagina 341
At Oxford Flanders, handsome, athletic, standing over six foot tall and with a fine deep voice acted in many plays and it was thought by some that he might be the next Olivier or Donat. He left Oxford in 1941 to join the RNVR, and in 1943 while ...
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Building in China: Henry K. Murphy's "adaptive ... - Pagina 19
Ecole such as Henri Frost, Ernest Hebrard or Donat-Alfred Agache whose later work in North Africa and Southeast Asia bore a curious relationship to Murphy's own designs in China because of how they sought to merge traditional elements ...
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A narrative of the most remarkable events in the life of ... - Pagina 212
1423 — One Donald, or Donat, held the see ten years, and is supposed to have either resigned or was displaced ; having been found guilty of incontinence and other crimes before archbishop Swnine, in his metropolitan visitation of 1426, and ...
... by the name of O'Callaghan Her particular friend or sponsor was Donal, or Donat, O'Callaghan, Donal being the Irish version of the name Daniel It is also known that he had a brother with a military background – Colonel James O'Callaghan ...
