In 2005 he directed " Imperium : Saint Peter ", the epical tale of Peter, the real story of the first apostle, played by the legendary Omar Sharif.
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This epical work is believed to have been written by Jagnayak ( or Jagnik ), a contemporary to Chand Bardai and the court poet of Chandela ruler Paramardi Deva ( Parmal ) of Mahoba in Bundelkhand.
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Besides the nine or ten volumes of lyrical verse mentioned above, Winther published " Hjortens Flugt " ( " The Stag's Flight " ), an epical romance in verse ( 1855 ).
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Akhavan's forte, like the bard of Tus, Ferdowsi, is epic; more precisely, he chooses themes of epical proportion and expresses them with the same zeal that Ferdowsi uses in the Shahnameh.
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Alfred Frankenstein wrote : Serenity, clarity, richness of color, and strength of substances were the keynote in Landscapes and Skyscrapers added great excitement of rhythm, a grand gesture, a sense of the epical and the monumental.
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Defined as " an epical trickster whose talents are made most apparent in the related realms of craft, guileful speech and guileful practice ", Odysseus'characteristics provide one half of a " true example of a heroic team ".
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The last epical event of the controversy was Aug . 30, when Johnson _ aware of Burk's desire to embarrass his corporate sponsors _ chose a flanking tactic and released his sponsors from their $ 20 million in commitments to the 2003 Masters.
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Traditionally, the first and last work of this epoch are the " Cantar de Mio Cid ", an epical poem the manuscript of which dates from 1207, and " La Celestina " ( 1499 ), a transition work to Renaissance.
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A Bhopa, usually erects the phad shortly after nightfall in the villages where he is invited to sing different episodes from the epical narrative of Devnarayan in front of the " phad " during the " jagaran " s ( night-wakes ).
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Lyric poetry, once considered non-mimetic, was deemed to imitate feelings, becoming the third " Architext ", a term coined by Gennette, of a new long-enduring tripartite system : lyrical; epical, the mixed narrative; and dramatic, the dialogue.
