fictitious, thus the authorship of Mutus Liber has long been in doubt. Rev. Arcère, a noted historian of La Rochelle, claims that Jacob Tollé is the author...
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Italy "height" (capitolium, the mountain-top), or "stronghold" (arx, from arcere); it was not a town at first, but it became the nucleus of one, as houses...
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ISBN 978-1849086165.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) Arcère, Louis-Étienne (1757). Histoire de la ville de la Rochelle et du pays d'Aulnis...
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Peyrouny, CRDP of Aquitaine, 2009, p. 14. ISBN 9 782866 175399 Louis-Étienne Arcère, Histoire de la Ville de la Rochelle et du Pays d'Aulnis, 1756, p. 40 online...
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pp. 43–47. Retrieved 29 October 2024. "Surgères (17) par Louis-Etienne Arcère (1698-1782) - Histoire Passion - Saintonge Aunis Angoumois". www.histoirepassion...
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the commune seems rather vague. According to the historian Louis-Étienne Arcère, "A decree of Charles V of the year 1372, gives to the Island the name of...
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stabulis quos dedit aula lupos. Celurcâ in cælum migravit nunc, quia non quit Arcere a stabulis quos dedit aula lupos. (‘Celurca’ is the Latin for Montrose)...
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Raimund or Raimondo; Perauldi, Péraud, Perrault, or Pérault. Arcerès, p. 296. Arcerès states that Raymond taught school children at Surgères and at La...
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