Look up: Adelphi

1. Adelphi
   (from the article `Adam, Robert`) In 1768 Robert and James Adam leased a site on the River Thames for a speculative development to be known as the Adelphi (it was almost totally ...
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2. Adelphi
   (from the article `comedy`) ...girl from his son that he falls into a trap set for him by his wife (Plautus` Casina); and on an overstern father whose son turns out worse than ... ...hanger-on whose flattery of and services to his patron were rewarded with free dinners—both of them from another play by Menander, the Kolax (The ... ...
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3. Adelphi
   Adelphi The name of a group of buildings in London between the Strand and the Thames, laid out by the four brothers, James, John, Robert, and William Adam and hence called Adelphi; the name of the theater in the vicinity of these buildings, at which a certain type of melodrama was prevalent c. 1882 -1900.
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4. Adelphi
   The name `Adelphi` comes from the Greek word adelphoi, meaning "brothers". `Adelphi` may refer to: Places: Jamaica: United Kingdom: United States: Buildings: Hotels: :``"Adelphi Hotel" redirects here. Theatres: Universities: Other uses: Notes:
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5. Adelphi
   (band) `Adelphi` was an American rock band, based in Towson, Maryland. They formed in 2002 and were signed to the record label Drive-Thru Records. They played their last show as Adelphi on December 30, 2007 and three members now make up the band The Everlove. History: Adelphi was a four-piece...
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