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Caylus may
refer to: Anne
Claude de
Caylus (1692–1765),
French archaeologist Charles de Tubières de
Caylus (1698–1750),
French naval officer, governor...
- Lieutenant-General Anne de Tubières,
comte de
Caylus. His mother, Marthe-Marguerite de
Villette de Mursay,
comtesse de
Caylus (1673–1729), was the
daughter of vice-admiral...
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Caylus has a mix of building, producing, planning, and bargaining —
without direct conflict or dice-rolling mechanics. A card-game version,
Caylus Magna...
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Translated from Les Souvenirs, or
recollections of
Madame de
Caylus (1770).
Souvenirs de
Madame de
Caylus, in the
Complete Works of Voltaire, vol. 71A, Voltaire...
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Caylus vase The
Caylus vase is an
Egyptian alabaster jar
dedicated in the name of the
Achaemenid king
Xerxes I (c.518–465 BCE) in
Egyptian hieroglyphs...
- as
Caylus.
Other commentators were not as kind to
Caylus and the
other favourites of Henri,
denouncing them as 'sodomites'. At the age of 18,
Caylus was...
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Caylus (French pronunciation: [kajlys]; Languedocien: Cailutz) is a
commune in the Tarn-et-Garonne
department in the
Occitanie region in
southern France...
- de
Caylus (c. 1665–1704), and
Marthe Marguerite Hippolyte Le
Valois de
Villette (1671–1729). He was the
nephew of Daniel-Charles-Gabriel de
Caylus, bishop...
- and
Caylus agreed to
fight a duel, over an
indeterminate slight. Each man
brought two
seconds from
among the
favourites of the court, for
Caylus, Maugiron...
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Nevers to
reach Caylus and
marry Blanche. The newlyweds' happiness, however, is short-lived. When
Gonzague and his men
arrive at
Caylus, they
murder the...
