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http://www.onino.co.uk/ss_hoffman_parisii.html
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| | David Milhaud - Quatuor Parisii [PGW]: Classical CD Reviews- Sept 2002 MusicWeb(UK) |
| | The inclusion of a voice and the later double quartet (octet) put me in mind of my recent thoughts about string octets (should they be conducted?) and quartets-with-voice (Schafer and Volans) published in Seen and Heard. | | | The Quatuor Parisii was founded in 1981 by four Paris Conservatoire students, who played No 4 in 1984 and promised Milhaud's widow Madeleine then that they would record all eighteen. | | | They went on to win many prestigious competitions, remained together and completed this project last year. |
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http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2002/Sept02/Milhaud_Quartets_Parisii.htm
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| | Roman Paris Was Not In Paris, But Nanterre |
| | Until we find an inscription saying "Id est Lutetia" (This is Lutetia), we will never be able to prove definitively that it lay in Nanterre," Bulard said. | | | He was too imprecise in his description of the oppidum of the Parisii. | | | Until now no significant remains from an occupation predating the Roman conquest have been found on the Ile de la Cite," said Alain Bulard, of the directorate for cultural affairs for the Paris area. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1086863/posts
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Archdiocese of Paris |
| | , while defending against Cæsar the tribe of the Parisii, whose capital it was. | | | The Romans erected a new city on the left slope of Mt. Lucotilius (later Mont Ste-Geneviève). | | | In 1841 Cambrai, having become a metropolitan see, ceased to be a suffragan of Paris, Arras being made its suffragan. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11480c.htm
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| | Encyclopedia: Parisii |
| | With the Suessiones, the Parisii participated in the general rising of Vercingetorix against Julius Caesar in 52 B.C. Following their defeat some may at this time have fled to Britain although it is more likely that Parisii had already colonised part of the island before this time and preceding the waves of Belgic immigration. | | | Barry Cunliffe states that the Arras Culture, which is associated with the Parisii demonstrates economic and social continuity from the 5th century BC onwards however and the view that the East Yorkshire Parisii were a colony of the Gaulish Parisii is may be a simplistic one. | | | Either way, it is clear from the archaeological record that the two Parisii groups had a close affinity |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Parisii
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| | PARISI |
| | The continental Parisii were not to take Caesar's bullying for long however, for they joined forces with their near neighbours the Suessiones and declared themselves against him in the general rising of Vercingatorix in 52BC. | | | The Parisii were a people of Celtic Gaul, who lived along the banks of the Sequana (Seine), and on an island in the river known as Lutetia; the island is nowadays famous as the site of the Notre Dame Cathedral in the centre of Paris, the capital city of modern France. | | | At the beginning of spring [52BC] a convention of Gaul was proclaimed, according to his [Caesar's] practice. |
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http://www.roman-britain.org/tribes/parisi.htm
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| | Paris, a Roman city |
| | This people must be the Parisii that Caesar mentioned in his Gallic Wars. | | | The proof of this power-and the expression of the territory's political, economic and religious unity-is apparent in the gold coinage that appeared in the early 1st century BCE and is among the finest in Gaul. | | | The first traces of occupation in the Paris area during the Second Iron Age are mostly burial sites, particularly a number of graves containing weapons. |
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http://www.paris.culture.fr/en/ville_pr_celte.htm
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| | Strat's Place - Daniel Rogov - The Olden Days in Paris |
| | Nor were those Parisii who survived particularly good at long-term planning. | | | The island of the Parisii only became a safe place in which to live after the Romans invaded and conquered the city in the third century. | | | They had settled on the island with the mistaken notion that the river would protect them from marauding Vandals. |
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http://www.stratsplace.com/rogov/olden_days_paris.html
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| | thorninpaw: The relocation of Paris |
| | Indeed, it appears that the site at Nanterre is the only important urban center to be found in what was the territory of the Parisii -- the Celtic people who gave their name to Paris. | | | This idea is undeniably appealing, and indeed the ancient Parisii are still quite present in French collective memory. | | | The archeologists have also found imported vases, Celtic money, and bronze jewelry -- signs of the city's economic and political clout. |
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http://www.thorninpaw.com/mt/archives/000322.html
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| | Gallic Tribes |
| | The Senones are reportedly very anti-Roman and have repeated battles with their neighbours the Parisii, the Remi, and the Sequani. | | | Lutetia reportedly has never been taken by assault in the endemic inter-tribal warfare of Gaul and for that reason the Parisii are not to be discounted in the power struggle of the tribes. | | | Centred on their capital city of Lutetia, with the city's main fortress built on an island in the middle of the Sequana River. |
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http://www.donaldhs.vic.edu.au/home/spotter/Gallic_Tribes.html
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| | THE ORIGINS OF THE FAMILY NAMES of Paris |
| | The Parisii that could, fled to an isolated strip in what is now England and from there went to what is now Ireland. | | | Since Parisii was an odd name and since it was a custom of the time for a last name to be simply "of [placename]", and since some wanted to blend in, etc, the name Parisii began to change. | | | The Parisii were a Celtic clan that lived in a place called Paris (now Paris, France). |
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http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~sroots/parish.htm
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| | History Summary |
| | Bronze Age tombs and artefacts have also been discovered at various archaeological sites, many of which continue to be dug amidst the hectic life of the modern city. | | | Once upon a time, some people called the Parisii lived on a small island in the river Seine. | | | The first stable society appears to have developed around 250BC, when a Celtic tribe called the Parisii established a fishing settlement on the Ile de la Cité, which became the heart of the ancient and medieval city of Paris. |
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http://classes.uleth.ca/200302/fa3200x
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| | Having been destroyed by Caesar’s legate Labienus in 52 BC, the city was rebuilt in imperial times with the name of Parisii. | | | Class V staters were struck in connection with Caesar’s invasion of Gaul in 59 BC, and the celebrated hoard of 53 staters found at Puteaux in 1950, situated in the banlieu of Paris, confirms their attribution to the Parisii. | | | It was the favourite residence of Julian, but its real greatness did not begin until Clovis made it his capital. |
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http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/celtic/gaul/parisii/DLT_7777.txt
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| | Paris, la nuit: Chronology |
| | He is Embraced by his domitor, Remus, Childer of Marius, a 5th Generation Ventrue who had fled Rome. | | | Apparition of the first gold money of the Gaulish Parisii people. | | | Labienus reaches Lutecia, the principal city of the Parisii and wins the battle of Lutecia over the Parisii and the Aulerques Eburovices led by their chief Camulogène. |
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http://www.augias.org/pbn/chrono.htm
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| | Beethoven’s Grosse Fuge is the matter of dispute, along with a passage that could be the cadence formula from a Renaissance motet and something else in rollicking triplets possibly out of one of Mendelssohn’s lower drawers. | | | To hear the Parisii (whose previous appearance here I somehow missed), I had to forgo Peter Serkin’s Music Center piano recital, which also included some alluring new works. | | | Such luxury (or agony) of choice speaks well for the level of musical activity in these parts, while also calling out for some kind of cultural traffic cop. |
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http://www.laweekly.com/ink/printme.php?eid=3849
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| | Cronaca: Paris not the capital of the Parisii? |
| | Was the present-day city of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine) the “capital” of the Parisii, Celtic ancestors of the people of the Ile de France, and not Lutèce [Roman Lutetia, the ancient name of Paris], as historic tradition has it? | | | Cronaca: Paris not the capital of the Parisii? | | | For Antide Viand, the recent excavations appear to point to Nanterre as the main center of the Parisii. |
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http://www.cronaca.com/archives/002137.html
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| | ASTER Image Gallery: Paris |
| | Known as the City of Light, Paris has been extolled for centuries as one of the great cities of the world. | | | Its location on the Seine River, at a strategic crossroads of land and river routes, has been the key to its expansion since the Parisii tribe first settled here in the 3rd century BC. |
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http://asterweb.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/gallery.htm?name=Paris
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| | Luco: the history of the Luxembourg garden |
| | The Parisii’s resistance, however, broke down when their chief Camulogène was slain by the troops of Labiénus, who drew the Gaulish warriors into a merciless battle that most likely took place on the Luxembourg plane at sunset. | | | The Romans named it Lutetia, which comes from "marshland" in Gaulish - in French marais. | | | The banks of the river and ile de la Cité that later became the bastion of Paris, were still marshland. |
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http://www.parisiana.com/article.php3?id_article=7
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| | Cernunnos the Stag Lord |
| | We only know his name because it is carved on a single one of these, made by sailors from the Gallic Parisii tribe (from whom Paris got its name) in the first century AD, by which time Gaul (modern France) had become a Roman province. | | | We do not know how widespread the use of this exact name was: it is possible that this was the name for this antlered god to no-one but the Parisii themselves, but the structure of the name suggests otherwise. | | | The Celts made numerous models, or icons, of their various gods, and there are over 60 depicting Cernunnos, from all over Europe. |
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http://www.lugodoc.demon.co.uk/CERNUNOS.HTM
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| | history, Paris city (state capital), Pictures |
| | In 52 BC the Parisii burned their island fort and abandoned Lutetia to the Romans, who extended the town to the left bank of the Seine, where they built baths, a forum, and laid the grid for many Parisian streets. | | | In Roman Gaul, Lutetia, which became known as Civitas Parisiorum, or Paris, remained a relatively unimportant city. | | | About the middle of the 3rd century BC the Parisii, a tribe of Celtic peoples, fortified the Île de la Cité, calling the site Lutetia. |
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http://www.greatestcities.com/Europe/France/Ile-de-France/Paris_city_state_capital/history.html
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| | Kernos Parisii |
| | Parisii - 1 Post on this thread out of 14 Posts sitewide. | | | AncientWorlds > Welcoming Newcomers > Introductions > Kernos Parisii |
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http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Post/270678
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| | The History Of Paris - France - IndigoGuide |
| | Paris' history begins on the Île de la Cité in central Paris, which was inhabited by the Parisii who called their stronghold Lutetia (Lutèce). | | | The Romans then built up more on the Left Bank, particularly in the area where the Panthéon now stands, which is on a hill known as the Montagne Ste-Geneviève. |
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http://www.indigoguide.com/france/paris-history.htm
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| | origaNo - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1764 |
| | In 1789, Paris was confronted with the Revolution â“ which overthrown monarchy to the profit of a democratic system. | | | Its name comes from the âParisiiâ tribe who lived there in IIIrd century. | | | See in diretta section for detail about this quotation. |
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http://www.origano.com/gal/mus/amadeus/m64_a.htm
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| | Chronological History of Paris, France |
| | The city is raided by barbarians and the Parisii take refuge on the island. | | | 250 B.C. The Parisii settle in an area they called Loukteih (Celtic for "a marsh"), during the second Iron Age. |
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http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Paris/Paris_chronohist.shtml
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| | Chamber Music in Oklahoma |
| | The Parisii has recently recorded the 16 quartets of Milhaud, which won the Charles Cros, and made the first-ever recording of Le livre pour quatour by Pierre Boulez. | | | On its most recent American tour in 2002, the Parisii appeared in Los Angeles, San Diego, Toronto and Miami. | | | Formed in 1984 by four prize-winning graduates of the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris, the Parisii Quartet won early with its triumphs a three major international competitions: Banff (1986), Munich (1987) and Evian (1987). |
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http://www.cmok.org/parisii.htm
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| | Paris, France - Paris History — General Information on Paris hotels and sightseeing |
| | Paris history started when Gauls of the Parisii tribe marked Paris location settling there between 250 and 200 BC and founded a fishing village on an island in the river that is the present-day Ile de la Cité - the center around which the City of France developed. | | | He was stabbed in a hate crime in October 2002, but recovered successfully. | | | 253 B.C. The Parisii, a Gallic tribe, make the Ile de la Cite their fortified capital. |
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http://www.vacations-paris.com/info/history.html
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| | Fresh chamber music |
| | This is a major feat of rediscovery as well as one of the most exciting chamber music recordings to come along in years. | | | This is more than cleverness: When the Quatuor Parisii is joined by the Quatuor Manfred for the Op. | | | It is also a panorama of the sort of French music that is perhaps too minor to champion but is definitely too good to forget. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2002/07/07/PK101.DTL
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| | History of Paris, France |
| | Gauls of the Parisii tribe settled there between 250 and 200 BC and founded a fishing village on an island in the river that is the present-day Ile de la Cité -- the center around which Paris developed. |
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http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Paris/Paris_history.shtml
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| | 10 paris hotels.Option reviews of budget hotels in central Paris. Features photographs. |
| | In 508 AD, Frankish king Clovis I united Gaul as a kingdom and made Paris his capital, naming it after the original Parisii tribe. | | | Paris was founded towards the end of the 3rd century BC on what is now the Île de la Cité by a tribe of Celtic Gauls known as the Parisii. | | | Paris prospered during the Middle Ages: In the 12th century, construction began on the cathedral of Notre Dame (work continued for nearly 200 years), while the Marais area north of the Seine was drained and settled to become what's known today as the Right Bank. |
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http://www.10-paris-hotels.net/partners.html
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| | Paris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The invaders referred to the previous occupants as the Parisii, but called their new city Lutetia, meaning "marshy place". | | | About 50 years later the city had spread to the left bank of the Seine, now known as the Latin Quarter, and was renamed "Paris". | | | Paris was occupied by a Gallic tribe until the Romans arrived in 52 BC. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris
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| | Sedona Arts Sedona Arizona Information |
| | Immediately the Parisii followed with a 17-concert tour of the United States. | | | Last season the Parisii appeared in Spain and Italy, and toured extensively in France, Britain and South America. | | | Formed in 1984 by four prize-winning graduates of the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris, the Parisii went on to win three major international competitions after only two years its formation; the Banff (Canada - 1986), the Evian (France - 1987) and the Munich (1987 - Germany). |
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http://www.sedonaarts.com/chamber/parisii.html
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| | Foundation and medieval growth (from Paris) -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | When the Romans arrived, the Parisii were sufficiently organized and wealthy to have their own gold coinage. | | | as a settlement on an island, the modern Île de la Cité, in the Seine River and was inhabited by a Gallic tribe known as the Parisii. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-14549
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| | Lorentz Concerts, Paris |
| | QUATUOR PARISII recently undertook their fourth major tour of the USA. | | | QUATUOR PARISII also performs much quintet repertoire and, in recent performances, has been joined by Pascal Rogé, Michel Delberto, Martin Lovett, Anne Queffélec, Michael Collins and Pascal Moraguès. | | | QUATUOR PARISII now performs regularly throughout Europe and America and has also toured In the For East. |
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http://www.lorentzconcerts.com/html/parisiigb.html
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| | Paris, a Roman city |
| | of the Parisii located on an island in the Seine » to fight a coalition of the Parisii and other tribes led by the aged chief Camulogenus. | | | Nevertheless, the traditional location of the Gallic oppidum is now much debated. | | | In 53 BCE, Lutetia is mentioned for the first time in Caesar's Gallic Wars as the place where Caesar called a meeting of the Gallic tribes in the territory of the Parisii. |
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http://www.paris.culture.fr/en/ville_pr_bat.htm
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| | Melvin Kaplan String Quartets: Parisii Quartet |
| | The Parisii made its debut in East Asia in the fall of 1993, with concerts in Hong Kong, Beijing, Seoul and Tokyo, and has returned to the Far East twice since then. | | | On its most recent North American tour in 2002, the Parisii appeared in Los Angeles, San Diego, Toronto and Miami. | | | The Parisii has recently recorded the 16 string quartets of Milhaud, which won the Grand Prix Charles Cros, and made the first-ever recording of Le livre pour quatuor by Pierre Boulez, and in the spring of 2003, Decca released its recordings of the complete works for string quartet by William Sheller. |
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http://www.melkap.com/0506/quartets/parisii.htm
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| | Beaubourg - Les Halles , Paris |
| | All have left their eternal mark in the memory of this area. | | | It was here that the Parisii tribe lived; the Romans, led by Caesar's lieutenant Labenius, conquered the Parisii in 52 AD and set up camp. | | | They eventually reached what is now Mt. St-Geneviève, which got its name from the brave girl that banded the Parisians together during the barbarian raids. |
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http://www.pariserve.com/area-description/page-index.htm
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| | The National Concert Hall News Room / Article Title |
| | A former winner of the Dublin International Competition and Clara Haskil Competition, Philippe Cassard has performed with such orchestras as the London Philharmonic, English Chamber Orchestra, Orchestre National de France and more. | | | The Parisii recently recorded the 16 string quartets of Milhaud, which won the Grand Prix Charles Cros and made the first—ever recording of Le Livre pour quatuor by Pierre Boulez. | | | The Parisii String Quartet was formed in 1984 by four prize-winning graduates of the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris. |
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http://www.nch.ie/news/article.asp?id=143
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| | Metropole Paris - Romans and Rats |
| | This fight took place in what is now called the Latin Quarter and the Parisians, who were called Parisii at the time, were obliged to settle down for several centuries under a Pax Romana - which lasted for an astonishingly long time even by today's standards. | | | In the Rue Maître Albert, a man is quietly carrying a small but quiet dog. |
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http://www.metropoleparis.com/2001/616/616roman.html
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| | O & A: " Mozart Festival salutes Beethoven" |
| | The Parisii Quartet, formed in 1984 by prize-winning graduates of the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris, is among the finest of all French string quartets. | | | The Parisii Quartet concludes the Winter Series Friday, April 6, 2001. | | | For tickets to the Vergennes Opera House performance, call (802) 877-6737. |
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http://www.pressrepublican.com/Archive/2000/10_2000/10192000oafeature2.htm
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| | Interpretations of De Bellum Gallicum |
| | Good I find my book (* Verditius Parisii, Oct 20, 2005 - 15:43) | | | De Bellum Gallicum book one part 15 (french version) (* Verditius Parisii, Sep 7, 2003 - 06:34) | | | De Bellum Gallicum book one part 14 (french version) (* Verditius Parisii, Sep 7, 2003 - 06:14) |
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http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Thread/164105
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| | Gaul, Parisii - Ancient Celtic Coinage - WildWinds.com |
| | Gaul, Parisii - Ancient Celtic Coinage - WildWinds.com | | | Entry for Parisii on the Digital Historia Numorum | | | Click here for the Gaul, Parisii page with thumbnail images. |
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http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/celtic/gaul/parisii/i.html
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| | Sound judgment - Darius Milhaud |
| | All content © copyright 1997 Detroit Free Press and may not be republished without permission. | | | Milhaud's cycle of 18 string quartets has largely been ignored by both performers and record companies, which is one reason this excellent survey deserves your attention. | | | The young Quatuor Parisii's silken tone captures the music's effervescence without sacrificing virility. |
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http://www.freep.com/fun/sj/100597.3.htm
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| | Parisinfo : Paris through the ages |
| | From the Gallic village of the Parisii to the metropolis of the 21st century, more than 2000 years of life and history have passed on the banks of the Seine. | | | Follow the development, the transformation of a capital through the great dates of its history, go back to the origin of all the constructions, monuments, museums and urban works which have modelled the look of today’s Paris. | | | 3C BC: Settlement of the Gallic tribe of the Parisii on Ile de la Cité. |
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http://en.parisinfo.com/museum_monuments/rub5942.html
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| | Philippe Cassard - Celebrity Concert Series - dublin - music |
| | For his performance at the National Concert Hall, Philippe Cassard will be joined by Austrian baritone, Wolfgang Holzmair and the Parisii String Quartet, for a delightful programme of French chamber and vocal music. | | | In the last two decades the Parisii has distinguished itself with award-winning recordings of intriguing works by Menu, Pernz and Taileferre and the complete works for string quartet by Anton Webern. | | | The Parisii String Quartet was formed in 1984 at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Paris and comprises the musical talents of Thierry Brodard on violin, Jean-Michel Berrette on violin, Dominique Lobet on viola and Jean-Philippe Martignoni on cello. |
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http://www.dublinks.com/index.cfm/loc/16-6/pt/0/spid/9800B677-1081-41BA-953C4BBB20A65941.htm
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| | Atlas de Monnaies Gauloises: #7777 |
| | Please contact me if you notice any mistakes, have any criticisms or have a picture or scan of this coin | | | Horse left with fishing net above, beaded curled up mane, 5 pointed star/rosette and ?yoke below, double phallus, full tail | | | JB Colbert de Beaulieu, Les monnaies gauloises des Parisii, Paris 1970 |
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