- arms in the coat of arms of the
Dukes of
Blacas). As
early as the 12th
century his
grandson Blacacius de
Blacas (died 1236),
called "the
great warrior,"...
-
later acquired by the
French diplomat and
collector Louis, Duke of
Blacas. The
Blacas collection was
purchased in its
entirety by the
British Museum in...
- The
Blacas papyrus is an
Aramaic papyrus, of
which two
separate fragments survive,
found in
Saqqara in 1825. It is
known as CIS II 145 and TAD C1.2. The...
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Blaca may
refer to:
Blaca, Serbia, a
hamlet near
Tutin Blaca, Croatia, a
hamlet near
Solin Blaca hermitage, a
hermitage on Brač island, Split-Dalmatia...
-
Casimir de
Blacas,
which was
published in 1828.: 12 It is now on
display at the
British Museum in London,
which has
owned it
since 1866. The
Blacas Ewer is...
- great-nephew, the
comte de
Blacas.
Today the château
belongs to his
descendant Casimir de
Blacas d'
Aulps the 7th Duke of
Blacas.
Famed for its picturesque...
- The
Blacas Cameo is an
unusually large Ancient Roman cameo, 12.8 cm (5.0 in) high,
carved from a
piece of
sardonyx with four
alternating layers of white...
- The
Blaca Hermitage (Croatian:
Pustinja Blaca) is
located on the
southern side of Brač island, in the Split-Dalmatia
County of Croatia. The hermitage...
-
Alexandre de
Blacas d'Aulps (20
December 1944 – 30
January 2003; son of
Pierre de
Blacas d'Aulps, 6th Duc de
Blacas, and Hélène de
Blacas d'Aulps), has...
-
France holding his head. It was
commissioned by
Pierre Louis Jean
Casimir de
Blacas, the
French amb****ador in Rome, and is now
currently housed in the Petit...
