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His play "The Comedy of Errors" was inspired by the ancient Roman comedy "Menaechmi" |
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The building housing this hall of fame in Canton, Ohio has a "pigskin"-shaped dome |
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The name of this Asian mountain range is from the Sanskrit for "abode of snow" |
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The only truly venomous lizards are the beaded lizard of Mexico & this "monster" |
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The name of this religion which began in the 2nd century A.D. is Chinese for "the way" |
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The title character of this Danish fairy tale is a cygnet who doesn't know his true identity |
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Frenchman whose 1943 play "The Flies" is an existentialist retelling of the legend of Orestes |
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Maryland has a maritime museum named for this bay featuring ships & a saltwater aquarium |
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Its summit was 1st conquered from the Swiss side July 14, 1865 & from the Italian side 3 days later |
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In a honeybee hive, there are 3 kinds of bees: the queen, the drones & these |
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Traditional Rastafarian belief is that Haile Selassie is a god & that this country is heaven |
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Female writer whose brief disappearance in 1926 was blamed on amnesia—what a "mystery" |
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This "Waiting for Godot" author later married a woman he met after he was stabbed in a 1938 attack |
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Works by this Sat. Evening Post illustrator can be found at a museum devoted to him in Stockbridge, Mass. |
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In 1899 Halford Mackinder became the 1st to climb this 17,058-foot African peak on the equator |
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The male of the great gray species of this Australian animal is often called the "boomer" or "old man" |
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Singer George Beverly Shea has been associated with this evangelist since the late 1940s |
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In France, this prisoner whose identity was a secret is known as "L'homme au masque de fer" |
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This author of "Miss Julie" wrote an autobiographical novel, "Son of a Servant", in 1886 |
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Woodrow Wilson's boyhood home is preserved as a museum in this South Carolina capital |
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Due to Spain's isolation from the rest of Europe, its said that Africa begins with these mountains |
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According to Guinness, the longest horns of any animal belong to this "aquatic" ox of Asia |
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From the Hebrew for "a sitting", it's a school for Talmudic studies, or a seminary for Orthodox rabbis |
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Claiming to be this grand duchess was more popular than claiming to be her sisters Olga, Tatiana & Marie |
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He collaborated on the 1955 musical "Silk Stogkings" with Leueen MacGrath & Abe Burrows, not Moss Hart |
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Antique timepieces are displayed at the American Clock & Watch Museum in Bristol in this state |
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This state's highest point is Mount Cheaha in the Talladega Mountains |
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Standing about 5 feet at the shoulder, the okapi is this African animal's closest relative |
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Since the 6th century B.C., Jainism has been practiced in this country |
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Virginia Tighe's "Memories" of a past life as this Irishwoman were actually inspired by a neighbor's life |
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