- (952), le nom de Sambatas, sans
doute d'origine turco-khazare (sam + bat,
fortresse supérieure)."
Pritsak 1981, p. 372: "Kleiber
connects viti with the name...
- but yt is
longe synce for
laske of
reparacons deca**** &
fallen and no
fortresse there now remayneth.
During the 19th century, the
township was productive...
- dans sa
Description de l'Afrique septentrionale,
parle de l'ancienne
fortresse d'Azougui, située dans une
grande palmeraie de l'Adrar mauritanien, comme...
-
Archived from the
original on 4
December 2021.
Retrieved 23 July 2021.
Fortresse de Malacca,
better known as A Famosa, is a
Portuguese fortress located...
-
Garrett (2011), p. xv
Wheeler (1983), p. 14
History of the fortress,
Fortresse Royale de Chinon,
archived from the
original on 2012-07-05, retrieved...
- dug into the rock, for the
Germans it
became the
strong point of the
fortresse de
Cherbourg and of the
Atlantic Wall. On 6 June 1954, René Coty inaugurated...
-
Defensive towers built at the
corners of
castles or
fortresse...
- was
referred to as "S****ed Area Tank", or by the
French phrase Char de
Fortresse)
which had been
rendered pointless by the fast pace of
German armoured...
- have
Ditches of
water round about them for
their Securitie; they use no
Fortresse nor Castles, but
onely upon
every Gate of the
Towne they have
strong Towers...
-
Limeskongresses (Szekesfehervar, 30.8.–6.9.1976), 415–424. T. SARNOWSKI, La
fortresse de la
legion I
Italica et le
limes du sud-est de la Dacie, Eos 71, 1983...
