- France,
officially the
French Republic, is a
country located primarily in
Western Europe. It also
includes overseas regions and
territories in the Americas...
- The
Andean emerald (Uranomitra
franciae) is a
species of
hummingbird in the "emeralds",
tribe Trochilini of
subfamily Trochilinae. It is
found in Colombia...
-
naturalist Johann Friedrich Gmelin described the bird with the
species name
franciae (referring to France) in 1789, and the
French naturalist Pierre Joseph...
- 19 July 1603–1605 2nd seal 1605–1625
iacobvs dei
gracia angliæ scotiæ
franciæ et hiberniæ rex
fidei defensor (seal and counterseal) James, by the grace...
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throne in 987. This
title was
sometimes rendered as Duke of
France (dux
Franciae). The
third instance was that of the
rulers in East
Francia (now Germany)...
- ANGLIÆ
FRANCIÆ ET HIBERNIÆ
REGINA Elizabeth, by the
Grace of God, of England, France, and Ireland,
Queen IACOBUS DEI
GRATIA MAGNÆ BRITANNIÆ
FRANCIÆ ET HIBERNIÆ...
-
Euthalia franciae, the
French duke, is a
species of
nymphalid butterfly found in the
Indomalayan realm.
Euthalia franciae franciae (Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan)...
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Council (1179) he
wrote the
celebrated polemic,
Contra quatuor labyrinthos Franciae; and that he died
about the year 1180. César-Eg****e du
Boulay in his "Hist...
- century; the
first to
adopt the
title of "King of France" (Latin: Rex
Franciae; French: roi de France) was
Philip II in 1190 (r. 1180–1223),
after which...
-
became king.
During his reign,
Richard was
styled Dei
Gratia Rex
Angliae et
Franciae et
Dominus Hiberniae (by the
Grace of God, King of
England and
France and...
