- (ed.). The
Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity.
Oxford University Press.
Verseuil, Jean (1996). Les rois fainéants: De
Dagobert à Pépin le Bref (629-651)...
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Carelle sous la
Chapelle Le
Ronceret Champans Les
Caillerets Les Caillerets-Clos des 60 Ouvrées En
Chevret Taille Pieds Clos du
Verseuil Clos des Chênes...
-
contents of
which were pilfered. Bachrach,
Bachrach &
Leese 2018. Jean
Verseuil, Les rois fainéants: de
Dagobert à Pépin le Bref 629-751, édition Critérion...
- Ch****ang, "Rois fainéants" in
Dictionnaire universel d’histoire et de géographie, 1878. Jean
Verseuil, Les rois fainéants - De
Dagobert à Pépin, Paris, 1946....
- Antoine-Gabriel Jars (1774–1857). Julie, Mondor's
niece (soprano)
Mondor (b****)
Verseuil, Mondor's
friend (baritone) Valcour, a
young officer (tenor) Champagne...
- fair near
Lyons they
catch the
attention of the
local landowner,
Verseuil.
Verseuil has
spent much of his life
making money in
America but has returned...
-
translated by
William Robson, G.
Routledge & Co, London, 1853, page 38 Jean
Verseuil, Les rois fainéants:
Dagobert and Pépin, Paris, 1946 (ISBN 978-2-7413-0136-3)...
- l’Épitre à Voltaire, who got the runner-up in 1779; the
comedy Melcourt et
Verseuil,
which had some
success in 1785, and the
tragedy Abdelazis et Zuleima,...
- Théâtre-Français on 25
January 1803 and
published in 1803.
Henriette et
Verseuil, a 1-act comédie mêlée de
chant with a
libretto by P.
Guillet and Eugéne...
