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Pavian

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Pav´i`an
n.1.See Pavan.


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She was a strong and able ruler, staring down challenges to her authority mounted by the Parlement of Paris, arranging for the payment of the disgruntled soldiers who were streaming back into the country after the Pavian rout, and holding together a country devastated by the loss of an illustrious list of nobles who were killed in the course of the war.
Ewart, 50, cites a report of the pitiful condition of the Pavians a few years later.
Moskowitz also comments on the unusual form of the Pavian shrine, which departs from the model of a historiated sarcophagus established by the Arca of St.
 
 
 
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