- the tale for the
German epic Parzival,
calls her
Orgeluse (taken from
orgueilleuse, the Old
French word for "proud" ). In Chrétien's work,
Gawain meets...
-
Orgueilleuse of Harenc, also
known as
Orgillosa (died
after January 1175), was
Princess of Antioch—a
Crusader state in the
Middle East—from the 1160s to...
-
Bohemond was the
younger son of
Bohemond III of
Antioch by his
first wife,
Orgueilleuse of Harenc. He was born
around 1175. His
mother was last
mentioned in...
- of
Antioch (1193–1194). He was the son of
Bohemond III of
Antioch and
Orgueilleuse of Harenc. When
Raymond III of
Tripoli died in 1187
without heirs, he...
- and
Orgueilleuse of
Harenc 1216–1219: Raymond-Roupen (1199 † 1221), son of
Raymond IV,
Count of Tripoli, (eldest son of
Bohemond III and
Orgueilleuse of...
- for years,
until the
death of Leo in May 1219. Bohemond's
first wife,
Orgueilleuse of Harenc, was
first mentioned in
charters issued in 1170, suggesting...
- L'Ambitieux et l'Indiscrète (1737) Les
Dehor Trompeurs (1740) La
Belle Orgueilleuse (1741) L'Amour Use (1741) Les
Amours de
Ragonde (1742) His
later comedies...
- "Ma
soeur Camille, implorante, humiliée à genoux,
cette superbe,
cette orgueilleuse, et savez-vous ce qui s'arrache à elle, en ce
moment même, sous vos yeux...
- Rex, [1932]. La vie
orgueilleuse de Clémenceau. t. 1 Clémenceau. Dans la mêlée, Paris, J. Tallandier, 1932. La vie
orgueilleuse de Clémenceau. t. 2 Clémenceau...
- L'Harmattan, 2011. (ISBN 978-2-296-56161-8) (in French)
Suzannne Lardreau,
Orgueilleuse, Éditions
Robert Laffont,
Paris 2005 (in French) Lenorman, Gérard (c...
