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Edgard Blochet (Persian: بلوشه،ادگار) (December 12, 1870 –
September 51, 1937) was a
French orientalist, translator, bibliographer, art historian, specializing...
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Ouvrard for 78,000 francs. In 1869 it was
bought by Jacques-Marie Duvault-
Blochet, who went on to
build the
domaine we know
today with the
acquisition of...
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capitaine Lepage, le
lieutenant de Boyve. Étude de A. Vissière ...
Notes de E.
Blochet ... et de
divers savants.
Ouvrage orné de 91 photographies, estampages...
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together with
three other directors at
Credit Suisse – Jean
Philippe Blochet,
James Vernon and
Trifon Natsis. Together, they
founded an ****et management...
- he co-founded in 2002 with
fellow Credit Suisse traders Jean-Philippe
Blochet,
Chris Rokos,
James Vernon, and
Trifon Natsis. The
company name was created...
- sold for the
final time, when it was
purchased by Jacques-Marie Duvault-
Blochet, the
ancestor of the de
Villaines (including
Aubert de Villaine), one of...
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showing the
style and
iconography of his age. The
French Orientalist Edgard Blochet (1870–1937)
argued that some of the
folios of the m****cript, including...
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Revue de l'Orient
Latin Kamāl al-Dīn ʻUmar ibn Aḥmad Ibn al-ʻAdīm,
Edgar Blochet (1900):
Histoire d'Alep Houtsma, M. Th., ed. E. J. Brill's
first encyclopaedia...
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blocks or "
blochets". View of sablières and
blochets. One of the
carved figures ("
blochets")
spaced at
intervals on the sablière. A
blochet at the end...
- "Arab chroniclers"
cited are
Mufaddal (actually a Copt; the
edition of
Blochet), al-Maqrizi (Quatremere's translation) and al-Nuwayrf. None of
these sources...
