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Claude Buffier (25 May 1661 – 17 May 1737),
French philosopher,
historian and teacher, was born in
Poland of
French parents, who
returned to
France and...
- feet orange-yellow.
Juveniles are
duller and
browner than adults, with a
buffier throat, a
tawny tinge to the breast's barring, and
black bars or spots...
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investigation of
beauty in
general is
connected with the name of Pere
Buffier (see
First Truths), form, and
illustrates his
theory by the
human face...
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three paler gray bands.
Adult females are similar, but
browner above with
buffier underparts and
browner barring below. The cere and legs of all ages are...
- (9.1–11.8 in).
Juveniles have less
iridescence on
their wings and tail,
buffier sca****rs and belly, and they lack the
distinctive long tail feathers....
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immeasurably superior to
those of
ancient Greece. In the same year,
Claude Buffier published Homère en
arbitrage ("Homer in arbitration"), in
which he concluded...
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Charles Garnier,
French missionary and
saint (d. 1649) 1661 –
Claude Buffier, Polish-French
historian and
philosopher (d. 1737) 1713 – John Stuart,...
- with a bold, pale
patch just
behind the mask.
Juveniles were
similar but
buffier below with a
smaller mask and
without gray above. Most
published images...
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archipelago in
British Columbia. A. a.
brooksi is
identified by a darker,
buffier plumage and has been
proposed as a
separate species, the
Haida Gwaii saw-whet...
- Brugère
Claude Brunet Léon
Brunschvicg Christine Buci-Glucksmann
Claude Buffier Jean
Buridan Pierre Jean
Georges Cabanis Jean-Yves
Calvez Albert Camus...
