- Omer
Talon (
Audomarus Talaeus) (c. 1510–1562) was a
French humanist, a
close ally of
Petrus Ramus.
Biographical details are few; and
there are some quite...
- the Netherlands, Germany, and England. One of Ramus'
French followers,
Audomarus Talaeus (Omer Talon)
published his rhetoric,
Institutiones Oratoriae,...
- Dendermonde, Sint-Niklaas and Brussels.
Train station in
Bissegem Saint-
Audomarus church in
Bissegem [kortrijk.incijfers.be "Kortrijk in Cijfers"]. Retrieved...
- Omer was the host of the 2022
Canoe Polo
world championships. Omer, ou
Audomarus ou Audemer[citation needed] (600 – † 670), monk,
named bishop of Therouanne...
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charge was that he was a
nouveau academicien, in
other words a sceptic.
Audomarus Talaeus (Omer
Talon c.1510–1581), a
close ally of Ramus, had
indeed published...
-
village shop
where you can buy
bread or have your
bicycle fixed. The
Saint Audomarus Church is a three-aisled
gothic church constructed in the 15th century...
- of the
Scottish universities, and
equally he had
followers in England.
Audomarus Talaeus (Omer Talon) was one
early French disciple and
writer on Ramism...
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forms Hoole recommended a
rhetoric text,
derived from the
Rhetorica of
Audomarus Talaeus in the
edition by
Charles Butler. It was the
Rhetorices Elementa...
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became an anc****ss in a
hermitage near Saint-Brieuc (c. 650)
Saint Omer (
Audomarus),
Bishop of
Therouanne (670)
Saint Bettelin (Bertram),
Hermit of Crowland...
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Goban (Gobain) 670
Hildemarca 670
Maxellendis 670 Omer (
Audomarus) 670
Theodard 670
Bishop of
Maastricht Wilfretrudis 670...
