Greek mythologies the last tsar of Lydia from a sort Geraklidov who, according to Herodotus, thoughtlessly allowed Giges to see delights of the wife, for as paid with life (see Giges). Kandavl-tsar, the fool another, bragged of the Spouse the nude. More quietly those live in marriage Who is more rare to the house of guests call. S. Brant. Ship of fools (1494).
According to one more their numerous versions of this legend, To. it was killed by one of the bodyguards who accused Giges of murder of [Expand]
the tsar. However Giges still earlier, using an invisible ring, I visited an imperial bedchamber where saw the killed To. and the bodyguard who is above his corpse who examined the broken tip of the sword. Giges suggested all men to show the swords in the palace and identified the broken sword which edge was found in K. Izoblichiv's breast the murderer, he deserved appreciation of the queen who made him the sopravitel, and then and the husband. Candaules are devoted G. Saks's poems "The nude queen from Lydia" and Ge. de La Fontaine "The tsar Kandavl and the lawful lord", T. Gaultier's short story "Tsar Kandavl" (1844), of the same name (1901) A. Gide's dramas and A. Bruno's operas (1920; libras. To M. Donna) and A. fon Zemlinskogo (1938; according to A. Gide's drama).
Greek mythologies the last tsar of Lydia from a sort Geraklidov who, according to Herodotus, thoughtlessly allowed Giges to see delights of the wife, for as paid with life (see Giges). Kandavl-tsar, the fool another, bragged of the Spouse the nude. More quietly those live in marriage Who is more rare to the house of guests call. S. Brant. Ship of fools (1494).
According to one more their numerous versions of this legend, To. it was killed by one of the bodyguards who accused Giges of murder of [Expand]
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