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Persian berry, also
called Avignon berry or
French berry, is the
fruit of the
Avignon buckthorn (Rhamnus saxatilis), a
species of buckthorn, used for...
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sargentiana C.K.Schneid.
Rhamnus saxatilis Jacq. – rock Buckthorn,
Avignon buckthorn,
Avignon berry, dyer's
buckthorn (syn. R. infectoria, R. infectorius) Rhamnus...
- Franz-Olivier Giesbert.
Filming began on 23
February 2009 in M****ille, in
Avignon in
early April 2009, and
continued for 8 w****s in Paris.
Three years prior...
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pigment derived from
berries of the
buckthorn species Rhamnus saxatilis,
which are
commonly called Avignon berries or
Persian berries after two historical...
- bid for
Naples in 1389.
After Antipope Clement VII
crowned him king in
Avignon on 1
November 1389,
Louis II
moved to Naples. His
troops could not occupy...
-
intimate links with the
various courts of France,
including that of the
Avignon Papacy, and from 1363 the
separate Valois Duchy of
Burgundy under Philip...
- dioica. pp. 273–280. In: Pitrat, M., ed.,
Cucurbitaceae 2008, https://w3.
avignon.inra.fr/dspace/handle/2174/218
Archived 2012-03-28 at the
Wayback Machine...
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Avignon, a
period known as the
Avignon Papacy. From 1309
until 1377,
seven popes reigned in
Avignon before the
Schism between the
Roman and
Avignon churches...
- ill in March. He died at the
Carthusian convent in Villeneuve-lès-
Avignon in
Avignon. His
wished to be
buried in a
common grave as
paupers were. In 1387...
- to a crusade, but Pope
Innocent VI died
shortly before their meeting in
Avignon. When John was
informed that
Louis had
escaped from captivity, he voluntarily...
