- Beauharnais,
seigneur de
Miramion William III
Beauharnais William IV
Beauharnais Francis I of Beauharnais,
seigneur of
Miramion (died 1587) François II...
-
Marie de
Miramion, also
known as
Marie Bonneau, or
Marie Bonneau de
Rubella Beauharnais de
Miramion (1629–1696), was a
French religious figure,
known for...
- of the Holy
Trinity in 1611 by
Marie Bonneau de
Rubella Beauharnais de
Miramion.
These two
institutes were
united in 1665, and the ****ociates
called the...
- is Maubert-Mutualité on Line 10. The
museum was
housed in the Hôtel de
Miramion,
attributed to
architect François Mansart,
which was
built as a private...
-
became more
notorious than ever
through an
attempt to
abduct Madame de
Miramion, a rich widow. This
affair was
settled with some
difficulty by a considerable...
-
author of France's
first historical novel, La
Princesse de Clèves.
Marie de
Miramion 1629
France Anna van
Schurman A
woman known for her
piety and the organizations...
-
Galande [811] Hôtel de
Longueville 5 289 rue Saint-Jacques [812] Hôtel de
Miramion 5 47-53 quai de la
Tournelle [813] Hôtel de
Nesmond 5 55-57 quai de la...
- in the diocese. The
Miramion family, to
which Marie Bonneau is
celebrated in the
annals of
charity under the name of Mme de
Miramion (1629–96), belonged...
-
Bouette de Blémur,
French Benedictine nun and
writer (b. 1618)
Marie de
Miramion,
French woman known for her
piety (b. 1629)
March 25 –
Henry Casimir II...
- Art
Paris Grand Palais,
Analix Gallery Geneva, 2012 FIAC 2013 Hôtel de
Miramion Paris, Spot –
Balice Hertling in
collaboration with
Nilufar and Giò Marconi...
