"Circée" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Mais ie croirois pluſtoſt que Virgile a emprunté ce paſſage touchant le Myrte ſepulcral du tombeau d’Elpenor : veu que Theophraſte dit qu’il y a vn lieu ſitué fort hault en Italie pres du Circee, où eſt un boſcage fort eſpaiz & touffu de diuers arbres, mais principalement de Myrtes fort branchus, & que là ſe void vn petit recoing, que les habitans diſent eſtre le tombeau d’Elpenor, où naiſſent des Myrtes propres à faire des guirlandes ; ſçauoir eſt qui portẽt des petites fueilles & plus odorantes que les larges ; & ce enuiron l’eſtendue de l’eſpace que tiendroit vn homme couché de ſon long. qu’outre ce petit chantier de terre il ne s’en trouue point en tout ce traict là.",
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          "text": "La voute est soutenue par huit Colonnes massives d’albatre du Mont Circée avec leurs pilastres surmontés de chapiteaux d’un travail exquis.",
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          "text": "Après avoir lu ce billet, Démétrius prétexta le malaise par lequel se terminaient dès cette époque les festins de Rome ; il sortit avec ses affidés et, revenu à sa demeure, il envoya ses serviteurs à Anagnia, leur ordonnant de venir au devant de lui le surlendemain, avec des filets et des chiens de chasse, jusqu’au mont Circée, où il chassait habituellement le sanglier, ce qui lui avait fourni l'occasion de se lier avec Polybe.",
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          "ref": "1912, Albert Grenier, Bologne, page 51:",
          "text": "Primitivement il [le territoire latin] devait descendre beaucoup plus bas, vers le sud jusqu’au promontoire du Circée et vers Terracine.",
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          "text": "En effet, au sud et à l’ouest, on y a une vue charmante sur une bande de la mer Tyrrhénienne, où semblent flotter le Circée et les îles Pontines, et à l’est sur le calme et suggestif lac de Némi.",
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          "ref": "1959, Augusto Toschi, “Établissement des réserves pour la protection de la faune et de la flore en Italie”, in Colloque du service de sauvegarde, page 58:",
          "text": "En Italie, ainsi qu’en d’autres pays, les premiers parcs nationaux furent créés pour la protection d’un petit nombre de grandes espèces de mammifères. Telle est l’origine – parmi les réserves des chasses royales – du Parc National du Grand Paradis, créé surtout pour la conservation du bouquetin, et le Parc National des Abruzzes, dédié à l’ours et au chamois des Abruzzes. Moins de chance et de compréhension ont eu, en Italie, les Parcs Nationaux, comme celui du Circée, qui ne sont dédiés à aucune espèce en particulier.",
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          "text": "L’inſurrection qui s’était élevée dans le département du Circée eſt entièrement appaiſée, & la tranquillité a enfin ſuccédé aux déſordres qui ont agité ce malheureux département.",
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          "text": "Mais ie croirois pluſtoſt que Virgile a emprunté ce paſſage touchant le Myrte ſepulcral du tombeau d’Elpenor : veu que Theophraſte dit qu’il y a vn lieu ſitué fort hault en Italie pres du Circee, où eſt un boſcage fort eſpaiz & touffu de diuers arbres, mais principalement de Myrtes fort branchus, & que là ſe void vn petit recoing, que les habitans diſent eſtre le tombeau d’Elpenor, où naiſſent des Myrtes propres à faire des guirlandes ; ſçauoir eſt qui portẽt des petites fueilles & plus odorantes que les larges ; & ce enuiron l’eſtendue de l’eſpace que tiendroit vn homme couché de ſon long. qu’outre ce petit chantier de terre il ne s’en trouue point en tout ce traict là.",
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          "text": "La voute est soutenue par huit Colonnes massives d’albatre du Mont Circée avec leurs pilastres surmontés de chapiteaux d’un travail exquis.",
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          "text": "Après avoir lu ce billet, Démétrius prétexta le malaise par lequel se terminaient dès cette époque les festins de Rome ; il sortit avec ses affidés et, revenu à sa demeure, il envoya ses serviteurs à Anagnia, leur ordonnant de venir au devant de lui le surlendemain, avec des filets et des chiens de chasse, jusqu’au mont Circée, où il chassait habituellement le sanglier, ce qui lui avait fourni l'occasion de se lier avec Polybe.",
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          "text": "Primitivement il [le territoire latin] devait descendre beaucoup plus bas, vers le sud jusqu’au promontoire du Circée et vers Terracine.",
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          "text": "En effet, au sud et à l’ouest, on y a une vue charmante sur une bande de la mer Tyrrhénienne, où semblent flotter le Circée et les îles Pontines, et à l’est sur le calme et suggestif lac de Némi.",
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          "text": "En Italie, ainsi qu’en d’autres pays, les premiers parcs nationaux furent créés pour la protection d’un petit nombre de grandes espèces de mammifères. Telle est l’origine – parmi les réserves des chasses royales – du Parc National du Grand Paradis, créé surtout pour la conservation du bouquetin, et le Parc National des Abruzzes, dédié à l’ours et au chamois des Abruzzes. Moins de chance et de compréhension ont eu, en Italie, les Parcs Nationaux, comme celui du Circée, qui ne sont dédiés à aucune espèce en particulier.",
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