fr: Songe de Scipion

See also De Potter, Vie de Scipion de Ricci ( 2 vols., Brussels, 1825 ), based on a manuscript life and a manuscript account of the synod placed on the Index in 1823.

* Victor Scipion Charles Auguste de La Garde de Chambonas, mayor of Sens, brigadier general, and French foreign minister, at the beginning of the French Revolution.

Two of the most important clients of the bank were the Anzin Mining Company, the leading coal mining firm in northern France, and the Perier foundry at Chaillot, purchased by Scipion Perier in 1818 and famous for its manufacture of early steam engines.

In 1987, IRWIN, Novi Kolektivizem and Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre were involved in one of the greatest art scandals in the history of Yugoslavia when they proposed a poster, based on a Nazi kunst poster, for the celebration of the Youth Day, Tito's birth anniversary.

Two ships of the Royal Navy have borne the name HMS Scipion, after the French term for the Roman general Scipio Africanus:

On his father's death in 1801, Casimir Perier left the army and with his brother Scipion founded a bank in Paris, the speculations of which Casimir directed while Scipion took on its administration.

With the Gledališče Sester Scipion Našice, the group performed in their own play Krst pod Triglavom ( A Cross Under Triglav ) at the Ljubljana Cankarjev dom.

The danger was graphically demonstrated in the early phase of the battle, when the French battleship Scipion narrowly escaped being destroyed by a fireship.

# The French battleship Scipion ( 80 guns ), behind De Rigny's Sirène ( 60 ), immediately came under intense attack, by a combination of Egyptian frigates on both sides, the shore batteries and a fireship.

Scipion was saved from destruction by her sister ship Trident ( 74 ), which succeeded in attaching a tow-line to the fireship and, with the assistance of Dartmouth and 2 other British boats, pulling it clear.

Sirène, with the support of Trident and Scipion, then bombarded the fort of Navarino and eventually silenced its shore battery.

Their success was complete: apart from the initial fireship attack on Scipion, not a single fireship struck a target during the battle.

The founding groups of the NSK were Laibach, IRWIN, and Scipion Nasice Sisters Theater.

In this genre he produced a comedy long regarded as a masterpiece, Les Visionnaires ( 1637 ); a prose-tragedy, Erigone ( 1638 ); and Scipion ( 1639 ), a tragedy in verse.

There is some suggestion that the Bicetre myth was actually deliberately fabricated by Pinel's son, Dr Scipion Pinel, along with Pinel's foremost pupil, Dr Esquirol.

He was pursued and captured by Counts Scipion and Sonna.

The founding groups of the NSK were Laibach, IRWIN, and Scipion Našice Sisters Theater.

His brother Scipion was also a poet and a surgeon.

Scipion Abeille ( died 9 December 1697 ) was a French surgeon and poet.

sh: Publije Kornelije Scipion Nasika Serapion ( konzul 138.

Of the 11 operas under his direction, three were his own compositions, Penelope, Scipion in Cartagen and Sirbace ; a fourth was presented shortly after he left London to return to Venice.

Three of his eight sons, Casimir ( 1777 – 1832 ), Scipion ( 1776 – 1821 ) and Joseph ( 1786 – 1866 ) were in the forefront of business and finance during the Bourbon Restoration.

In 1821 Casimir Perier became chairman of the board of directors of the Anzin Mining Company ; and in that same year he succeeded his brother Scipion as a director of the Bank of France.

Noordung ( also Cosmokinetic Cabinet Noordung ) are a Slovenian theatre group ; founded in 1983 under the name of Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre they were, in 1984, a founding member of the Neue Slowenische Kunst collective.

L ' Étoile at the Bouffes Parisiens in 1877 ; Daubray as Ouf 1er and Scipion as Siroco. Press cartoon by Félix Régamey.

Throughout the Carnatic Wars, Hyder Ali and his Mysore battalions served alongside French commanders such as Joseph Francois Dupleix, Count de Lally and De Bussy, he also assisted Chanda Sahib on various occasions.

He quarrelled with Dupleix over the conduct of affairs in India, and his anger was increased on his return to the Isle de France, when he found that Dupleix had appointed a successor as governor.

But the danger to their settlements and power was partly averted by the bitter mutual jealousy which existed between Dupleix and Bertrand François Mahé de La Bourdonnais, French governor of the Isle of Bourbon ( today's La Réunion ).

From 1751, Dupleix tried to expand French influence in Burma by sending the envoy Sieur de Bruno, and helping militarily the Hmongs in their conflict with the Burmese.

Dupleix on Banque de l ' Indochine banknote

Dupleix is an elevated station of the Paris Métro serving line 6 in the Boulevard de Grenelle in the 15th arrondissement.

de: Dupleix ( Métro Paris )

es: Estación de Dupleix

fr: Dupleix ( métro de Paris )

The European powers chose to react militarily to such exactions: the straits of Shimonoseki had already seen attacks on American, Dutch and French ships passing through, each of which had brought retaliation from those countries, with the U. S. frigate USS Wyoming under Captain McDougal, the Dutch warship Medusa under Kapitein de Casembroot, and the two French warships Tancrède and the Dupleix under Captain Benjamin Jaurès attacking the mainland.

Dupleix was rewarded for French assistance with titled nobility and rule of the nizam's territories south of the Kistna River.

Instead of securing a settlement of his quarrel with Dupleix, he was arrested ( 1748 ) on a charge of gubernatorial speculation and maladministration, and secretly imprisoned for over two years in the Bastille.

His father, François Dupleix, a wealthy farmer, wished to bring him up as a merchant, and, in order to distract him from his taste for science, sent him on a voyage to India in 1715 on one of the French East India Company's vessels.

Dupleix was compelled to embark for France on 12 October 1754.

** The steam corvette Dupleix ( 1861 – 1887 ), famous for her involvement in the Japanese revolution

* French corvette Dupleix ( 1861 ) ( 1856-1887 ) famous for her involvement in the Japanese revolution

The Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748 forced Dupleix to yield Madras back to the British in return for Louisbourg and Cape Breton Island in North America.

The feud Dupleix chose was for the succession to the positions of the Nizam of the Deccan and the Nawab of the dependent Carnatic province.

:" Omichund, his confidential servant, as he thought, told his master of an agreement made between the English and Monsieur Duprée be a mistranscription of Joseph François Dupleix | Dupleix to attack him, and received for that advice a sum of not less than four lacks of rupees.

French sailors from the Dupleix and Sakai citizens clashed ; some French were killed, and subsequently the Japanese responsible for these deaths were sentenced to death by seppuku.

* A Dupleix, a corvette ( 1856 – 1887 ) famous for her involvement in the Japanese revolution