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Gohard or
Gunhard was a 9th-century
bishop of Nantes, lord of Blain,
saint and cephalop****
martyr of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Gohard was born in Angers...
- project,
namely Métalliers Champenois,
which did the
bronze work, and the
Gohard Studios,
which applied the gold leaf.
While the gift to
France was prompted...
- Besançon [fr]
Frajou Gaudens Gemolo Génitour du Blanc [fr] Ginés de la Jara
Gohard de
Nantes Hilarian d'Espalion [fr]
Justinian of
Ramsey Island Justus of...
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Saint Martin de
Landelles (details) 24
February 2024 1.NE Carla
Marie Gohard (FRA) Leane Desmonts (FRA)
Kanoya Kimotsuki Road Race (details) 24 February...
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Andrea Friedli;
Aline Gohard-Radenkovic;
Francois Ruegg (2017). Nation-Building and
Identities in Post-Soviet...
- 754. Æthelberht II of East Anglia, 794
Martyrs of Iona, 806 by
Vikings Gohard of Nantes, 843 by
Normans Roderick, Eulogius, Perfectus, Laura,
Flora and...
- C.
Robinson (1949)
William S.
Ivans (1950) 1951–1975
Marcelle Choisnet-
Gohard (1951)
Charles Atger (1952)
Victor Iltchenko (1953)
Philip Wills (1954)...
- was the son of the
anatomist Exupère
Joseph Bertin.
Bertin was born in
Gohard,
France on 10
April 1757. His
father was Exupère-Joseph Bertin, who was...
- "Freeway"
Pridgen —
composer Vince Staples — composer,
featured artist Gohard Tae —
vocal engineer Gerard Victor —
photography Charles "King Chip" Worth...
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University Press of Virginia. p. 148. ISBN 9780813934600.
Andrea Friedli;
Aline Gohard-Radenkovic;
Francois Ruegg (2017). Nation-Building and
Identities in Post-Soviet...
