Opera in three acts by Arne to his own translation of metastasio's Artaserse (1762, London); other composers who wrote operas on the subject include Gluck (1741), Paisiello (1765), Piccinni (1766) and Cimarosa (1781).
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Opera in three acts by Arne to his own translation of metastasio's Artaserse (1762, London); other composers who wrote operas on the subject include Gluck (1741), Paisiello (1765), Piccinni (1766) and Cimarosa (1781).
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The throne name of several Achaemenid rulers of the 1st Persian Empire:
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