Pulairih

See Palaihnihan. ✔ Pulaski (pū-las'ki), Pol. Pulawski (pö-läf'skē), Count Casimir. Born in Podolia, March 4, 1748: died near Savannah, Ga., Oct. 11, 1779. A Polish general. He took part in the insurrection following the formation of the Confederation of Bar in 1768; escaped from Poland; entered the Ameri can service in 1777; served at Brandy wine; formed a corps called "Pulaski's legion" in 1778; defended Charleston in 1779; and was mortally wounded near Savannah, Oct. 9, 1779. ↑ Pulcheria (pul-kē'ri-ä). Born Jan. 19, 399 A.D.: died Feb. 18, 453. A Byzantine empre 414453, daughter of the emperor Arcadius. She reigned conjointly with her brother Theodosius II. 414450. On the death of her brother in 450 she married Marc i an us, whom she raised to the throne as her colleague. Pulchérie (pül-shā-rē'). [F., 'Pulcheria.'] A tragedy by Corneille, produced in 1672. The subject is taken from the end of the life of the empre . Pulci (pöl'che), Luigi. Born at Florence, Dec. 3, 1432: died 1487 (1490 - Morley). An Italian romantic poet, the friend of Politian and Lorenzo de' Medici: author of the burlesque epic "Il Morgante Maggiore" (1485). His brothers Bernardo and Luca were also poets.