He is even said to have brought into fashion a drug that brought on a state of ecstasy, and many of his friends and epigones were drug addicts ."
12.
He was disgusted with these epigones, and as hordes of largely American imitators descended on the little town of Giverny to create an " artists'colony,"
13.
At about age 15, Arsino?married King Lysimachus ( who was then around 60 years old ), to whom she bore three sons : Ptolemy I Epigone, Agathocles, poisoned on account of treason.
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One exception to this rule is a fugitive 1983 note written by critic Constantin Ciopraga, who simply described Cugler as one of Urmuz's epigones, and argued that he lacked Urmuz's concision.
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His poetry collection " Nikita " depicted class struggle in the collective farm . " Caderea Epigonilor " ( " The Fall of the Epigones " ) demonstrates his introduction into socialist realism.
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While Brendel did not explicitly cite their names, from the context it is clear that Schumann, however magnificent and beautiful they were, could only be regarded as the works of epigones { i . e . after Beethoven ].
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Still, he had a certain charm that played well and a self-effacing, regular-guy humility that eludes some of his less prominent cousins, whose troubled lives have rendered them paler epigones of the second-generation Kennedys.
18.
This all started when I looked up Epigone here and found no article, but a history showing that an article, apparently a trivial dicdef ( of one usage of the term ), was transwiki'ed to Wiktionary and deleted.
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As per the " Verifiability " policy, it would appear that the best resource for this concept is Michael Crichton of " Jurassic Park " fame-- hardly a philosopher or historian of science-- and his epigones.
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Through her paternal great-grandfather Ptolemy I Epigone, was a direct descendant of Lysimachus who was one of the Diadochi of the Greek King Alexander the Great who was King of Thrace, Cassander, the brother of the powerful Regent Antipater.
