10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PERTUSE»
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pertuse dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
pertuse et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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A Synopsis of the Lichenes of New England, the other ...
VERRUCARIACEJE, Fr. — Apothecia rounded, a closed proper exciple (
perithecium) becoming pertuse with an ostiole, or at length open. Nucleus
gelatinous, subhyaline, deliquescent. Thallus crustaceous. 27. CoNOTREMA.
Perithecia at ...
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Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
E, Fr. — Apothecia rounded, a closed proper exciple (perithecium) becoming
pertuse with an ostiole, or at length open. Nucleus gelatinous, subhyaline,
deliquescent. Thallus crustaceous. 27. Conotrema. Perithecia at length open ;
nucleus ...
American Academy of Arts and Sciences,
1848
3
The Life and Times of Bertrand Du Guesclin: A History of the ...
After meeting with such a kind reception, and receiving such liberal aid from the
king of France, Henry fixed his residence at Pierre-Pertuse, where he was soon
after joined by his wife, Donna Juana, and their children, who left the city of ...
4
The life and times of Bertrand Du Guesclin: a history of the ...
After meeting with such a kind reception, and receiving such liberal aid from the
king of France, Henry fixed his residence at Pierre-Pertuse, where he was soon
after joined by his wife, Donna Juana, and their children, who left the city of ...
David Flavel Jamison,
1864
5
The Annual of Czechoslovak Medical Literature
249—251 DIVIS, Jifl: Posuzovanl pracovnl schopnostl ten pfi umfilem pferuSenl
tehotenstvl. Working incapacity assessment in the artificial interruption of
pregnancy. 251—253 STAROBA, Ladislav: Pertuse v terenu. Pertussis in the field
work.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
In bot., pierced at the apex. pertuse (per-tus'), a. [= F. pertus, < L. pertusus, pp. of
pertundere, bore through, perforate, (per, through, + tundere, strike. Ci.par- tizan2
.] 1. Punched; pierced with holes. — 2. In bot., having holes or slits, as a leaf.
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A History of the Life of Edward, the Black Prince (etc.) 2. Ed
The exiled prince established his residence at Pierre Pertuse *, on the frontiers of
Aquitaine; and, having gathered together a small body of adventurers, began to
make war on the principality. As his force increased, his undertakings became ...
George Payne Rainsford James,
1839
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A history of the life of Edward the black prince
Called Roquemore by the French historians, but proved by the historians of
Languedoc to be the castle of Pierre Pertuse, in the diocese of Narbonne. * There
can be very little doubt that in his c c 3 EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE. 389.
George Payne R. James, Edward (prince of Wales),
1836
9
A history of the life of Edward the Black Prince, and of ...
The exiled prince established his residence at Pierre Pertuse*, on the frontiers of
Aquitaine; and, • Called Roquemorc by the French historians, but proved by the
historians of Languedoc to be the castle of Pierre Pertuse, in the diocese of ...
George Payne Rainsford James,
1836
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A history of the life of Edward the Black Prince: and of ...
The exiled prince established his residence at Pierre Pertuse*, on the frontiers of
Aquitaine ; and, * Called Roquemore by the French historians, but proved by the
historians of Languedoc to be the castle of Pierre Pertuse, in the diocese of ...
George Payne Rainsford James,
1836