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Simon Tyssot de
Patot (1655–1738) was a
French writer and poet
during the Age of
Enlightenment who
penned two very important,
seminal works in fantastic...
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Voyages et
Aventures de
Jacques M****é
published in 1714,
Simon Tyssot de
Patot dispatched his
heroes to a
fictional country located near
South Africa....
- 1227)
William Cadell (March 1229 – June 1232),
second time
Raymond Patot (Raimon
Patot; May 1233 –
April 1234) Hugh of
Montlaur (May 1234 –
April 1238)...
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ndatadatar sa
bantogan ago kabnar.
Bigan siran sa
kabnar ago
gagaw na aya
patot a di
kapakasusurota o
omani isa ko ka****phapagariya. Cebuano: Ang tanáng...
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ndatadatar sa
bantogan ago kabnar.
Bigan siran sa
kabnar ago
gagaw na aya
patot a di
kapakasusurota o
omani isa ko ka****phapagariya. Iranun:
Langowan a...
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depicted in the 2012
release of the full-length
feature film and
musical Patot do
Kengurite (The Road to the Kangaroos) in
which members of the band pla****...
- eighteenth-century
British deists (Peter Lang, 2008). McKee,
David Rice.
Simon Tyssot de
Patot and the Seventeenth-Century
Background of
Critical Deism (Johns Hopkins...
- на патот /
Pravilnik za soobraḱajnite znaci,
oprema i
signalizacija na
patot. The road
signs in
North Macedonia follow the 1968
Vienna Convention on...
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avantures de
Jaques M****é (c. 1715,
incorrectly dated 1710) by
Simon Tyssot de
Patot;
Miscellanea Aurea: The
Fortunate Shipwreck, or a
description of New Athens...
- [dead link] In France, the
Wandering Jew
appeared in
Simon Tyssot de
Patot's La Vie, les
Aventures et le
Voyage de
Groenland du Révérend Père Cordelier...
