- or shortening, of the word
barbichon ('small poodle'), a
derivative of
barbiche ('shaggy dog'); however, this is
likely impossible,
since the word bichon...
- Roi
Barbiche,
Bernard (1984). "Henri IV et la
surintendance des bâtiments".
Bulletin Monumental. 142 (1): 19–39. doi:10.3406/bulmo.1984.6311.
Barbiche 1984...
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goatee in
black ink with a
fountain pen, and
wrote "Moustache par
Picabia /
barbiche par
Marcel Duchamp /
avril 1942". As with many of his readymades, Duchamp...
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Farfense (Roma 1834), p. 51. Marocco, p. 40.
Barbiche and Dainville-
Barbiche, p. 154.
Barbiche and Dainville-
Barbiche, p. 155. E.g.
Eneide di Virgilio, del commendatore...
-
develop the
roads in its province.
According to
Roland Mousnier and
Bernard Barbiche the pays d'états were: Alsace.
Estates suppressed - 17th
century Anjou...
- 26 (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press. p. 58.
Barbiche,
Bernard and
Segolene de Dainville-
Barbiche, "Sully" (Paris, 1997) Buisseret, David.
Sully and...
- (2013). Diane, bâtarde du roi,
princesse de la Renaissance,
preface by B.
Barbiche,
professor emeritus of the École des Chartes. Éditions LULU.com. OCLC 923867218...
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Foreign Affairs from 24
April 1617 to 11
March 1626.
Bernard Barbiche & Ségolène Dainville-
Barbiche, Sully, Paris, 1997. Gédéon
Tallemant des Réaux, Historiettes...
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Alessandro de' Medici, the "architect of the treaty",
according to
Bernard Barbiche. By its terms,
Philip recognized the
formerly Protestant Henry as King...
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Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino Summary of
Decameron tales Barbiche, B.; S. de
Dainville Barbiche (1985). "Les lègats "a latere" en France," in: Archivium...
