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meaning 'stonecutter' or 'working with stone', into the Old
French word
lapidaire,
meaning 'one
skilled in
working with
precious stones'. In French, and...
- The Musée
lapidaire Saint-Nicolas is an
archaeological museum in Autun, France. It is
housed in the
former Saint-Nicolas chapel,
dating from the 12th...
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beyond this structure, the
tower of a
former church which is now Musée
Lapidaire.
Towards the right, Van Gogh
indicated a
lighted shop and some branches...
- 2023. Le
roman le plus snob de la rentrée ? ... Dans un
style à la fois
lapidaire et lacunaire, Frédéric
Beigbeder joue l'inusable
ritournelle Boy meets...
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Ambroise Comarmond [fr], it was
reexcavated and
transported to the Musée
lapidaire. It is now in the Musée gallo-romain de Fourvière in Lyon. The sarcophagus's...
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exhibits the
paintings of a
private collector who
created the
museum Musée
Lapidaire, with
collections of
archaeological and
medieval sculptures from the Fondation...
- at [[:fr:Musée
lapidaire d'Avignon]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|fr|Musée
lapidaire d'Avignon}} to the...
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Louis Finot (1896). Les
lapidaires indiens (in
Sanskrit and French). Champion. pp. 77–139.
Louis Finot (1896). Les
lapidaires indiens (in
Sanskrit and...
- fine
jewels which had p****ed into d'Outremeuse's own possession: of this
Lapidaire, a
French version,
which seems to have been
completed after 1479, has...
- Pravattisāstr
Khmaer =
Histroire du Cambodge :
partie légendaire et
lapidaire (in French). Paris: L'Harmattan. ISBN 2-7384-7131-5. OCLC 42376884. Cambodge...
