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Fourth Crusade with his lord,
Count Peter of Amiens, and his brother,
Aleaumes, and left a
chronicle of the
events in Old Picard, De la Conquête de Constantinople...
- Parthenay, Viète's
other notable students were:
French mathematician Jacques Aleaume, from Orleans,
Marino Ghetaldi of Ragusa, Jean de
Beaugrand and the Scottish...
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Adelelmus (died c. 1100) (French:
Aléaume; Spanish: Lesmes) was a French-born
Benedictine monk
venerated as a
saint in the
Roman Catholic Church. Born...
- John de
Balliol was born
before 1208 to
Cecily de Fontaines,
daughter of
Aléaume de Fontaines, chevalier,
seigneur of
Fontaines and Longpré-les-Corps-Saints...
- 1297–1311 —
Gilles d'Oignies 1311–1334 —
Henri de
Coudescure 1334–1365 —
Aleaume Boistel [fr] 1365–1383 — Jean V le Long [fr] 1383–1407 —
Jacques III de...
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lords of the
Boulonnais and many
other generals. A
younger brother of
Aleaume de Bournonville, he
owned many
minor lordships.
First entering the court...
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Latina 1621–1622 Succeeded by
Francesco Cherubini Preceded by
Guillaume Aléaume Bishop of Riez 1622–1625 Succeeded by François de La Fare Preceded by Filippo...
- l'invention du feu
sieur Aleaume,
ingenieur du roy. Mise au jour par
Estienne Migon,
professeur és
mathematiques by
Jacques Aleaume Maniere de bien bastir...
- (1222-1236)
Arnold (bishop of Amiens) (1236-1247) Gérard de
Conchy (1247-1257)
Aleaume de
Neuilly (1258-1259)
Bernard d'Abbeville (bishop) (1259-1278) Guillaume...
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Geoffroy d'Eu 1236–1247:
Arnold 1247–1257: Gérard de
Conchy 1258–1259:
Aleaume de
Neuilly 1259–1278:
Bernard d'Abbeville 1278–1308:
Guillaume de Mâcon...
