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Tryphine

Sixth-century Breton saint

Saint Tryphine (also spelled Trifine, Triphine and Tréphine) is a semi-legendary Breton saint whose life is often considered to be the basis of the story

Tryphine

Bluebeard

French folktale

from the story of the early Breton king Conomor the Accursed and his wife Tryphine. This is recorded in a biography of St. Gildas, written five centuries

Bluebeard

Conomor

Breton ruler, king of Dumnonia (fl. c. 540)

whose daughter Tryphine he had married after his first wife's death. In unclear circumstances he is said to have murdered Tryphine and later his son

Conomor

List of child saints

Martyr Tremorus of Brittany 6th century 6th century Martyr, son of St. Tryphine; beheaded by his own stepfather Vasilissa 9 300 309 Martyr Vibiana 3rd

List of child saints

List_of_child_saints

Waroch I

on his death Macliau, Bishop of Vannes, who succeeded his brother Saint Tryphine, who married Conomor the Cursed, count of Poher Three other sons, killed

Waroch I

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Françoise Morvan

French writer (born 1958)

of a Thornbush). She also adapted the myth of Sainte Tryphine et le roi Arthur ("Saint Tryphine and King Arthur") from the writings of Luzel. She published

Françoise Morvan

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Chanao I

Ruler of Vannetais (550-560 CE)

It is believed that Conomor was married to Macliau and Chanao's sister, Tryphine. Canao and his ally Chram, a Frankish prince, took part in the first attack

Chanao I

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Poher

killed numerous women, one after another, not sparing the last, Saint Tryphine, and her young child, Saint Trémeur (Trec'h Meur = "great winner"), whom

Poher

François-Marie Luzel

French writer (1821–1895)

were published in Musique bretonne by Maurice Duhamel in 1913. Sainte-Tryphine et le roi Arthur, Quimperlé, Clairet (1863) Bepred Breizad. Toujours Breton

François-Marie Luzel

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Saint symbolism: Saints (Q–Z)

Attribute identifying a saint in artworks

standing with lions Trudpert axe,[a] palm of martyrdom[citation needed] Tryphine beheaded woman[citation needed] Tryphon, Respicius, and Nympha falcon[citation

Saint symbolism: Saints (Q–Z)

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Sainte-Tréphine

Commune in Brittany, France

department of Brittany in northwestern France. It is named after Saint Tryphine. Inhabitants of Sainte-Tréphine are called tréphinois in French. Communes

Sainte-Tréphine

Jeanne Malivel

Breton artist who supported Breton nationalism

work is The History of our Brittany. The History of our Brittany Sainte Tryphine La Bretagne Libertaire DEMENUS, Ysée (15 August 2023). "Jeanne Malivel

Jeanne Malivel

Jeanne_Malivel

Monocotyledon reproduction

Flowering plant reproduction system

animals as pollen vectors. In order for pollen to affix to animal bodies, a tryphine coating is usually present in zoophilous pollen to achieve an adhesive

Monocotyledon reproduction

Monocotyledon_reproduction

Party lists for the 2024 South African election

Party candidate list for the 2024 South African election

Ntombifikile Nkambule Mthokozisi Melusi Mhlongo Vusumuzi Daniel Nqele Mathoto Tryphine Motaung Thabiso Andries Moseneke Selaotswe John Morata Ntshadi Elizabeth

Party lists for the 2024 South African election

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