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France and the
history of
Charlemagne (from 1497 [1] the
title was La
Conqueste du
grand roy
Charlemagne des
Espagnes et les
vaillances des
douze pairs...
- De la Conquête de
Constantinople (On the
Conquest of Constantinople) is the
oldest surviving example of
French historical prose and one of the most important...
- (1893). Colvin, Mary
Noyes (ed.).
Godeffroy of Boloyne; or, The
siege and
conqueste of Jerusalem.
Early English Text
Society (originally from the University...
- 129–130. Villehardouin,
Geoffroi de; White,
Julian Eugene (1968). La
conqueste de
Constantinople (in French). New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts. p. 46...
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Gallica (in French) La
conqueste que fit le
grant roy Charlemaigne.
Jehan Bagnyon. Lyon, 1536
Gallica (in French) La
Conqueste du
grand roy Charlemagne...
- of Morea",
since in the incipit, it is
indicated "C'est le
livre de la
conqueste de
Constantinople et de l'empire de Romanie, et dou pays de la princée...
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Bernard le Trésorier. The
translation was
sometimes called the
Livre dou
conqueste; it was
known by this name
throughout Europe as well as in the crusader...
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Missionary Union. p. 25. Longnon, J. 1949.
Chronique de Morée:
Livre de la
conqueste de la princée de l’Amorée, 1204-1305. Paris. Απόστολου Βακαλόπουλου, Ιστορία...
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publisher (link) Longnon, J., ed. (1911).
Chronique de Morée.
Livre de la
Conqueste de la Princée de l'Amorée, 1204–1305. Paris: Renouard. Magno, Stefano...
- some cases,
Isabella is
referred to as
Isabella of
Athens Livre de la
conqueste de la princée de la Morée, p. 107.
William Miller, The
Latins in the Levant...
