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Claude Charles Fauriel (21
October 1772 – 15 July 1844) was a
French historian,
philologist and critic. He was born at Saint-Étienne, Loire, the son of...
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Souliotic songs was
published by the
French philologist and
historian Claude Fauriel in 1824 in the 1st
volume of his “Chants po****ires de la Grèce moderne”...
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National Biography. London: Smith,
Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
Fauriel,
Claude Charles (1962).
Fauriel in Italy:
Unpublished Correspondence (1822–1825). Rome:...
- Neu-Griechen nach C.
Fauriel; part 2:
Klephtische und
andere historische Gesänge, dann
Lieder vom Suliotenkrieg. Mit
Fauriel's Einleitungen (in German)...
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discussing the
history of Provençal
Poetry (Occitan literature),
Claude Charles Fauriel ****erts: "He who
wants to
fully possess his lady
knows nothing of 'donnoi'...
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French coins and medals, France's 14th
graveur général des
monnaies Claude Fauriel (1772–1844), historian,
philologist and
critic Saint Marcellin Champagnat...
- (1996).
Erotic dawn-songs of the
Middle Ages:
voicing the
lyric lady. p. 5.
Fauriel,
Claude Charles (1846). "The
lyrical poetry of the troubadours". In Adler...
- onward, with the
group of Idéologues
headed by
Pierre de
Cabanis and
Claude Fauriel,
intellectuals who were
spokesmen for the
Enlightenment sensist heritage...
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Raymond VI of Toulouse. The text was
first edited by
Claude Charles Fauriel in 1837. The
first critical edition was
published with a
French translation...
- 18th-century school,
among whom he made many friends,
notably Claude Charles Fauriel. At Auteuil, he
developed a
lifelong interest in liberalism. He was even...
