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Bovelles (French pronunciation: [bɔvɛl]; Picard:
Bovelle) is a
commune in the
Somme department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France.
Bovelles is situated...
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Charles de
Bovelles » dans « Charles de
Bovelles en son cinquième
centenaires 1479-1979 - Éditions Trédaniel 1982. P. M. Sanders,
Charles de
Bovelles's treatise...
- May 2024.
Retrieved 4
August 2024. Victor,
Joseph M. (1978).
Charles de
Bovelles, 1479–1553: An
Intellectual Biography.
Librairie Droz. p. 28. The World's...
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mathematician Charles de
Bovelles based on his
description of the
cycloid in his
Introductio in geometriam,
published in 1503. In this work,
Bovelles mistakes the...
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Among his
famous pupils were
Beatus Rhen****, François Vatable,
Charles de
Bovelles, and
Guillaume Farel; his
connection with the last drew him
closer to the...
- area in
Scotland and
England carried surnames such as de Bouvelles, de
Bovelles, de
Boyuille and de Boyuill, and are
believed to be the
origin of the common...
- Aosta, Agostinga,
Augustaner weiss, Augustauer,
Belle Alliance,
Blanc de
Bovelle,
Blanc de Champagne,
Blanc de Pagès,
Blanc précoce de Kientzheim, Blussard...
- (1469–1527)
Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543)
Thomas More (1478–1535)
Charles de
Bovelles (1479–1553)
Francesco Guicciardini (1483–1540)
Francisco de
Vitoria (1483–1546)...
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Dominique Bourg Pierre Boutang Émile
Boutroux Jacques Bouveresse Charles de
Bovelles Rémi
Brague Victor Brochard Jean-Marie
Brohm Fabienne Brugère
Claude Brunet...
- Sixteenth-century
French scholars,
including Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples and
Charles de
Bovelles,
cited him. Lefèvre even
edited the
Paris 1514 Opera. Nonetheless, there...
