- de La
Palice (or de La Palisse) (1470 – 24
February 1525) was a
French nobleman and
military officer. He was the lord of Chabannes, La
Palice, Pacy,...
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Palike (Ancient Gr****: Παλική; Italian: Palikè) was an
ancient city on Sicily. Its
archeological site is
located in
Rocchicella on a spur of
basalt in...
- the fighting, however, left the
French under the
command of
Jacques de la
Palice, who,
unwilling to
continue the
campaign without direct orders from Louis...
- "The Song of La
Palice" (in French: La
chanson de la Palisse) is a
burlesque song
attributed to
Bernard de la
Monnoye (1641–1728)
about alleged feats of...
- name
Jacques de la
Palice, and the word is used in
several languages. La
Palice's epitaph reads: "Ci-gît le
Seigneur de La
Palice: s'il n'était pas mort...
- Enguinegatte). A
large body of
French heavy cavalry under Jacques de La
Palice was
covering an
attempt by
light cavalry to
bring supplies to the besieged...
- The Château de La
Palice is a castle,
developed into a château, in the
commune of
Lapalisse in the
Allier department of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region...
- Compiègne
where she was
captured in 1430. In 1431 he
bought the
domain of La
Palice from the Duke of
Bourbon for 6,000 gold écus. In 1436
Charles VII made him...
-
Count Jean
Alfred Octave de
Chabannes la
Palice (29
March 1871 – 29
August 1933) was a
French sailor, who
represented his
country at the 1900
Summer Olympics...
- of its kind in any
Anglic language.
Other extant poetry of his
includes Palice of Honour, and
possibly King Hart.
Gavin (or Gawin, Gawane, Gawain) Douglas...
