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Bastiments (Occitan: Bâtiments) is a
mountain peak at the
easternmost side of the
Pyrenees mountain range. It is
located on the Spanish-French border,...
- 3,000
metres (9,800 ft), the
nearby peaks bordering the Ulldeter—the
Bastiments, the Gra de Fajol, and the Pic de la Dona—supply its headwaters. The river...
- du
Cerceau in the
second (1579)
volume of his book Les plus
excellents bastiments de France. If this
project had been executed, the
current château would...
- It is
located near the
river source of the Ter River,
surrounded by
Bastiments, Gra de
Fajol and Pic de la Dona. The ski area
ranges between 2000 metres...
- this time
appeared in
Jacques Androuet du Cerceau's Les plus
excellents bastiments de France. In the
church is the
grand marble tomb of
Henry II de Bourbon...
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strongly in his best-known work, the
folio volumes of Les plus
excellents bastiments de
France (1576,
second volume 1579). He died in Annecy. His fine engravings...
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grande m****e
avoit esté
bastie est fort
distincte en
plusieurs endroits du
bastiment: mais il n'y a
personne qui y
entende rien,
parce que les carracteres...
- 1576–79 –
Jacques I
Androuet du
Cerceau publishes Les plus
excellents bastiments de
France in
Paris with
engraved illustrations. 1578 –
Giacomo della Porta...
-
Alexandre (28
November 2012).
Alegret i Sanromà,
Salvador (ed.). Els
Bastiments menors catalans de construcció
artesanal del
segle XX (in Catalan). Institut...
- d'Eina (2,789 m), Pic de
Noufonts (2,861 m), Pic de l'Infern (2,869 m),
Bastiments (2,881 m), Pic de la Dona (2,702 m),
Costabona (2,465 m), and Montfalgars...
