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- John of Arsuf died and Plaisance came to Acre and appointed Geoffrey of Sargines as bailli. He worked with Agni to secure an armistice. In January 1261...
- (Read online) 1785: Alexis et Justine 1786: Les Amours de Bayard 1788: Sargines ou l'Élève de l'amour, drame héroïque en quatre actes et en prose mêlé...
- intermezzo (1806) La Fête de l'Empereur, ballet (1809) Der Blöde Ritter (1810) Sargines, 3 acts, opera (1810) (This is most likely not a work by Steibelt.) Cendrillon...
- Carolina Il matrimonio segreto Cimarosa 1806 Ilia Idomeneo Mozart 1808 Sophie Sargines 1809 Agnes Sorel Die Jungfrau von Orleans Friedrich Schiller Agnes Sorel...
- dead were Armand de Périgord, Grand Master of the Temple, and Peter II of Sargines, archbishop of Tyre. Taken prisoner were Guillaume de Chateauneuf, Grand...
- Geoffrey of Sergines, sometimes known as Geoffroy of Sargines (c. 1205 – April 1269), was a French knight who served as seneschal and regent of the Kingdom...
- vaudevilles, with Étienne Crétu and Gosse 1800: Augustine et Benjamin, ou le Sargines de village, one-act opéra comique, with Eugène Hus 1800: Kiki, ou l'Île...
- experienced a scandal at the Berlin theater: During a performance of the opera Sargines (Ferdinando Paër), her daughter was booed on stage by the audience. Friederike...
- Lucie et Mélanie, ou les Deux sœurs généreuses, anecdote historique, 1767 Sargines, ou l'Élève de l'amour, nouvelle, 1772 Text online Zénothémis, anecdote...
- (1202–1215) Simon of Maugastel (c. 1216–1229) Hugh (c. 1231–c. 1234) Peter of Sargines (1235–1244) Philip of Tripoli (elected archbishop, disputed, resigned 1250)...