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Louis Delaville (1763–1841) was a
French sculptor. He
specialized in
terracotta figures,
often representing subjects from antiquity, mythology, and daily...
- The
Durand et
Delaville RB.01
Beauregard was a
tourism aircraft built in
France in the
early 1950s. The RB.01 was a single-seat
parasol monoplane of amateur...
- of Arsuf, 1191.
Delaville Le
Roulx 1904, pp. 118–129,
Geoffroy de Nonjon.
Delaville Le
Roulx 1904, p. 409, Grands-Précepteurs.
Delaville Le
Roulx 1904,...
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Adrien Viguier, (20
January 1805 – 10
December 1884,) pen name
Adrien Delaville, was a 19th-century
French writer, playwright, and
literary critic. 1825:...
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Retrieved 17 May 2023.
Cartulaire – General, Vol. I, No. 27 le Roulx,
Joseph Delaville, ed. (1894–1906).
Cartulaire general de l'ordre des
hospitaliers de St...
- 1963, p. 113.
Grousset 1935, pp. 479–480.
Grousset 1935, pp. 484–497.
Delaville Le
Roulx 1904, pp. 70–71.
Barber 2003, p. 61.
Bridge 1982, p. 131. Zayn...
- 1893, #164, pp. 40-41
Delaville Le Roulx, 1894, vol I, p. 98; line 13:
Irrasin is typo for
Deirrasin according to
Delaville Le Roulx, 1906, vol IV,...
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Cornelius Episode: "Incident at El Crucero" 77
Sunset Strip Charlotte Delaville Episode: "White Lie" The
Eleventh Hour
Polly Saunders Episode: "The Bronze...
- Joseph-Marie-Antoine
Delaville Le
Roulx (15
August 1855 – 4
November 1911) was a
French historian whose speciality was the
Knights Hospitaller (Order...
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First Hundred Years. Madison: The
University of
Wisconsin Press. p. 338.
Delaville Le
Roulx 1904, pp. 39–43.
Runciman 1952, p. 82,
Baldwin and
Daimbert (1101)...
