- or robe; also
light covering; a scarf." The word is
derived from
French simarre, and is also
written as cimar, cymar, samare, and simare.
Collins English...
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vestments of a verger. The word (Old French: chamarre;
Modern French:
simarre; Italian: zimarra; cf.
Spanish zamarra, 'sheepskin coat')
derives from...
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complete works have been
published in five
volumes by Les éditions La
Simarre His
theater plays have
often been performed. His play
Little Boy, was used...
- féministe à
Chenonceau au siècle des Lumières, Joué-lès-Tours, ed. La
Simarre,
December 2013, 224 p. The Hôtel de Vins bore its name from his former...
- la Creuse, Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire/Joué-lès-Tours,
Christian Pirot/Ed. La
Simarre, 2012.
Ernest Tisserand, "Eugène Alluaud", in L'Art et les artistes, 1929...
- Vignes,
Henri (1992). Ciron :
histoire d'un
village du Bas-Berry. La
Simarre - ****ociation des
familles Vignes-Bougon. ISBN 2-909184-02-1. OCLC 32211342...
- Lumières à la
Monarchie de Juillet. Tome 1. Maurice,. Agulhon, Impr. la
Simarre). Paris: Éd. du CTHS. ISBN 2-7355-0277-5. OCLC 489576764. Baynes, Kenneth;...
- [Bronze Age in the
Loire region Average] (in French). Joué-lès-Tours: La
Simarre et [l'auteur]. pp. 230–231. ISBN 978-2-90255-972-5. "César sur la " Butte...
- Tours :
survie et
avenir de l'archéologie de la
ville (in French). Tours: La
Simarre. Galinié,
Henri (2007). ours
antique et médiéval.
Lieux de vie,
temps de...
- Tours :
survie et
avenir de l'archéologie de la
ville (in French). La
Simarre. pp. 19, 63. Liot (1964, p. 6) Chalmel, Jean-Louis (1828).
Histoire de...
