Elements epics dins l’eglòga ? Garros, Ader, Fondeville by Philippe Gardy

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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De quauques ambigüitats dens lo Calvinisme de Bearn de Fondeville by Jean-François Courouau

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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Introduccion by Jean-François Courouau

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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Le Béarn, terre d’expérimentation de la Révocation by Philippe Chareyre

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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Lo protestantisme vist per Fondeville by Philippe Martel

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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Lo Calvinisme de Bearn : de pleiteis a intermèdis, un jòc non acabat by Patricia Heiniger-Casteret

Subjects: “…revocation of the edicte of Nantes…”
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L’œuvre de miséricorde du Roi : la statue de Louis XIV pour l’Hôtel de Ville de Paris par Antoine Coysevox, 1687-1689 by Alexandra Woolley

“…This royal charitable action of « feeding the hungry », a work of mercy, is associated with the iconography of the second bas-relief which represents Religion striking down Heresy, celebrating the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, decided in 1685. These allegorical compositions thus appear as a proselytizing advocacy, attesting that the King not only fed his subjects’bodies, but he also nourished their souls, sealing Louis XIV’s political and religious authority on Paris.…”
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