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* シャーロット・ハルデインは1936年にメリュジーヌの研究を書いている（当時の夫J.B.S.ハルデインが児童書『My Friend Mr Leakey』の中で紹介している）。

* アリベルト・ライマンはオペラ「メルシーネ」を作曲し、1971年に初演している。

* [[Philip the Good]]'s 1454 [[Feast of the Pheasant]] featured as one of the lavish 'entremets' (or table decorations) a mechanical depiction of Melusine as a dragon flying around the castle of [[Lusignan]].<ref>Jeffrey Chipps Smith, ''The Artistic Patronage of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy (1419–1467)'', PhD thesis (Columbia University, 1979), p. 146</ref>

* [[Rosemary Hawley Jarman]] used a reference from [[Sabine Baring-Gould]]'s ''Curious Myths of the Middle Ages''<ref>"Stephan, a Dominican, of the [[Lusignan dynasty|house of Lusignan]], developed the work of [[Jean d'Arras]], and made the story so famous, that the families of [[House of Luxembourg|Luxembourg]], [[House of Rohan|Rohan]], and Sassenage altered their pedigrees so as to be able to claim descent from the illustrious Melusina", citing [[Jean-Baptiste Bullet]]'s ''Dissertation sur la mythologie française'' (1771).</ref> that the [[House of Luxembourg]] claimed descent from Melusine in her 1972 novel ''The King's Grey Mare'', making [[Elizabeth Woodville]]'s family claim descent from the water-spirit.<ref>{{cite book|first=Rosemary Hawley|surname=Jarman|author-link=Rosemary Hawley Jarman|chapter=Foreword|title=The King's Grey Mare|year=1972}}</ref> This element is repeated in [[Philippa Gregory]]'s novels ''[[The White Queen (novel)|The White Queen]]'' (2009) and ''[[The Lady of the Rivers]]'' (2011), but with [[Jacquetta of Luxembourg]] telling Elizabeth that their descent from Melusine comes through the [[Duke of Burgundy|Dukes of Burgundy]].<ref>{{cite book|first=Philippa|surname=Gregory|author-link=Philippa Gregory|chapter=Chapter One|chapter-url=http://www.philippagregory.com/assets/files/books/c378dc51467f69710c276f803d42762f.pdf|title=The White Queen|year=2009|title-link=The White Queen (novel)}}</ref><ref name="Women"/>