- The Col de Montgenèvre (Italian: P****o del Monginevro;
elevation 1860 m.) is a high
mountain p**** in the
Cottian Alps, in
France 2
kilometres away from...
- de la
guerra (1970) -
Elena Truppe Murders in the Rue
Morgue (1971) -
Genevre The Leo
Chronicles (1972)
Hunchback of the
Morgue (1973) -
Frieda El espectro...
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Brigantium was
marked as the
first place in
Gallia after Alpis Cottia (Mont
Genèvre). At
Brigantium the road branched, to the west
through Grenoble to Vienna...
-
northwestern Italy. It
included most of an
important road over the p**** of Mont
Genevre and Mont
Cenis into Gaul. The p**** was in use by
about 100 BC. In 58 BC...
-
Colle de la
Maddalena to
Montgenevre P****) Dauphiné Alps (from Col du Mont
Genevre to Col du Mont Cenis)
Graian Alps (from Col du Mont
Cenis to the Col Ferret)...
-
married Hugh Bet**** of Yorkshire. An
alternative claim is that she was
Genevre Orsini, who was
married in 1727, and that her
ghost came to
Bramshill from...
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Illustration from
Little Saint Bernard, the mont
Genevre, the mont Cenis, the mont
Saint Gothard, the
Great Saint Bernard, and the
monte Stelvio, 1828...
- 1609:
Genèvre (These
seven tragedies were
gathered in a
collection entitled Tragédies françoises, D. Langlois, 1610) 1610:
Henri le
Grand Genevre, a cura...
-
verse (the long
series of
sonnets and odes to C****andre, Pikles, Marie,
Genévre, Héléne—Héléne de Surgeres, a
later and
mainly "literary" love—etc.), and...
- (Oulx) ("castrum")
Brigantium (Briançon) (mansio) Mons
Matronae (Mont
Genèvre)
Cottius Donnus Cottian Alps Graßl 2006. Syme &
Levick 2012.
Barruol 1969...
