Explore: Ancient Vasses

Giorgio Grognet de Vassé (1774–1862) was a Maltese architect and antiquarian, who is mostly known for designing the Mosta Basilica, popularly known as

D'Annebaut (Cardinal) 1539–1558 Jean Hennuyer 1561–1578 [Denys Rouxel] Jean de Vassé 1580–1583 Anne de Pérusse D'Escars de Giury, O.S.B. 1589–1598 (Cardinal)

Vesalius. Louis Vassé denounced the attacks of Vesalius and Estienne, and affirmed they had learnt all they knew by Sylvius' lessons. Vasse explains the

or Cenomanus. Their city, seized by the Romans in 47 BC, was within the ancient Roman province of Gallia Lugdunensis. A 3rd-century amphitheatre is still

offering reinterpretations that tie to national mysticism or legends of ancient aliens. While Plato's story explicitly locates Atlantis in the Atlantic

& Vasse 1959, p. 2. Nadel 1999, pp. 98, 107. Wilhelm 1977, p. 86. Edwards & Vasse 1959, p. 4. Wilhelm 1977, pp. 61, 92, 101, 186. Edwards & Vasse 1959

879-seat Grand T is the Loire-Atlantique département theatre, and the Salle Vasse is managed by the city. Other theatres include the Théâtre universitaire

Bronze equestrian statue of Louis XIV, after Girardon, c. 1700 Louis-Claude Vassé – at least 1 item: Equestrian statue of Louis XV, a small reduction copy

name, he emended Madrimosaurus to Machimosaurus, from the Greek machimoi, ancient Egyptian troops deployed during the Ptolemaic Dynasty plus the -saurus

membrane. This spore is yellow-orange, giving M. xanthus its name (xanthós, Ancient Greek meaning "golden"). M. xanthus is typically found in the top most