- Jean
Daurat (Occitan: Joan Dorat; Latin: Auratus) (3
April 1508 – 1
November 1588) was a
French poet,
scholar and a
member of a
group known as The Pléiade...
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Didier Daurat (2
January 1891, Montreuil-sous-Bois – 2
December 1969, Toulouse) was a
pioneer of
French aviation. He was a
fighter pilot during World War...
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Comprehensive Solutions (Report). 451 Research.
Retrieved 5
January 2016. Cécile
Daurat (October 13, 2014). "NETSCOUT to
Merge With
Danaher Unit in $2.6 Billion...
- Dārkhoveyn and Dārkhovīn; also
known as Dār Khūyeh, Darkhwin, Dārxoweyn,
Daurat al Qaiwain, Dorquain, and Kūt ol ‘Abīd) is a city in, and the
capital of...
- Best
Original Music Andrea Laszlo De
Simone Won Best
Costume Design Ariane Daurat Won Best
Production Design Julia Lemaire Nominated Best
Visual Effects Cyrille...
- Mermoz,
serve both the
maternelle and élémentaire levels. Collège
Didier Daurat is the sole muni****l collège (junior high school).
There is one public...
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chanted by five
thousand of his soldiers. This
inspired the
French poet Jean
Daurat (1508-1588) to
develop the
modern claque.
Buying a
number of
tickets for...
- a
continual stream of greatest-hits collections. Brenner's Folk 1966: "
Daurat Oest/Ho se/Clara Lluna/Amor Perdut" Pic-Nic: 1967: "Cállate, niña/Negra...
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colleges of
Paris was the Collège Coqueret, the prin****l of
which was Jean
Daurat —
afterwards the "dark star" (as he has been
called from his
silence in...
- of
Vaison (1341–1348) and
Latin Patriarch of
Jerusalem (1342–1348) Jean
Daurat (or Dorat) (1508–1588), poet and scholar,
member of the Pléiade
Henri François...
