GASTON DE FOIX

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...who bore an illustrious name --Diane de Foix. She looked forward to the birth of...Under the leadership of the Sieur de Puymoreau they speedily became masters...citizens. The tocsin pealed from the Hotel de Ville, the streets were filled with...
...because he and his local allies owed large ransoms to the count of Foix, who had captured them in a private war some years earlier...land by conquest, and Edward offered this reward to Olivier de Clisson promising, him whatever aid was needed to help him conquer...
OXFORD WORLDS CLASSICS LOUISE DE LA VALLIERE ALEXANDRE DUMAS was...wasted on grandiose follies like the Chateau de Monte Cristo, which he built to symbolize...Marguerite Duras, Marcel Pagnol, and Restif de La Bretonne. For Oxford Worlds Classics...
...the Spanish infante, whom Floride wants to marry, is Gaston de Foix, a nephew of Louis XII and reputed to be the handsomest...according to Maulde La Claviere she had her heart set on Gaston de Foix, a young man so graceful and well proportioned that...
...this point held the office of Prior of Sainte-Marie de Bayons in the diocese of Embrun; he is at this date...and 1391 Composition of a history of the counts of Foix, for Count Gaston Phebus of Foix (d. 1391).2K 1382 Louis of Anjou...
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...Perhaps Girolamo Savoldos Portrait of Gaston de Foix (Self-Portrait?), with its pair...modern interpretation of Savoldos Gaston de Foix as a self-portrait inevitably broaches...Parthenos. (23) Familiar with Savoldos Gaston de Foix and perhaps other examples of reflections...
...early February, Spanish troops under Gaston de Foix, the twenty-two-year old nephew of...October 1520 to March 1521, Odet de Foix, Vicomte de Lautrec, the French marshall...months after the sack of Brescia, de Foix was killed at the battle of Ravenna...
...in Armor, often misidentified as Gaston de Foix, see Martin. 27 See Dunkerton...Wierix (1549-circa 1618) and Jacques de Gleyn II (1565-1629). In Italy, one...Savoldos sogenanntes "Bildnis des Gaston de Foix" Zum Problem des Paragone in der...
...over the Holy League that Julius II formed against them. Gaston de Foix, killed late in the battle, was indispensable to the...Continent. Oxford, 1971. Weiss, Ch. "Lautrec, Oder de Foix, viconte de." Biographie universelie 23: 388-89. Repr...
...39). (26) Didascalicon: De Studio Legendi. A Critical...over 30,000 lines) for Gaston Phebus, Count of Foix in the course of ten weeks...Library, Additional MS 33994 de Poele, full priste in his armes, / Pe faire Fere de Calabre, now faren are...


 

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NEMOURS, GASTON DE FOIX, DUC DE see Foix, Gaston de . ____________________ The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright 2007, Columbia University Press. Licensed from Lernout Hauspie Speech Products N.V. All rights reserved.
GASTON DE FOIX see Foix, Gaston de . ____________________ The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright 2007, Columbia University Press. Licensed from Lernout Hauspie Speech Products N.V. All rights reserved.
FOIX, GASTON DE gastoN d fwa, 1489 1512, duc de Nemours, French general in the Italian Wars ; nephew of King Louis XII. As commander of the French army in Italy in 1512, he proved his outstanding ability, making his small army highly effective...
...Italian territories were attacked (1511) by Pope Julius IIs Holy League , he committed their defense to Gaston de Foix, but after Gastons death (1512) his troops were forced by the Swiss (then the popes main allies) to evacuate Milan. In 1513...
...1509. During the Italian Wars the French defeated (1512) Spanish and papal forces at Ravenna; the French commander, Gaston de Foix, died in the battle. Ravenna is famous for its colorful mosaics (see mosaic ) of the 5th and 6th cent., which show...


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