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68. Knight's Vision, The. An allegorical painting by Raphael, in the National Gallery, London. In the foreground a youth sleeps, resting on his shield. Beside him stand two girls: one, personifying fame, hold ing out a sword and a book; and the other, representing pleasure, extending a myrtle-blo om. The background is occupied with rocks, hills, and towers. The work is of Raphael's youth, admirable in conception and execution. Knin (knēn). A town in Dalmatia, Austria Hungary, on the Kerka 26 miles northeast of Sebenico. Population (1890), commune, 21,077. Knipp (nip), or Knep (nep), Mrs. Flourished about 1670. An English actre . She probably first appeared as Epicæne in Ben Jonson's "Silent Woman" in 1664, and what is known of her is principally from the entries in Pepys's "Diary." She disappears from the bills in 1678.