Address for correspondence: Jerome Depaquit, Faculte de Pharmacie, Parasitology, 51 Rue Cognacq-Jay,
Rheims 51100, France; email: jerome.depaquit@univ-reims.fr
While mention is made of the Heliand (255), no references are made of other material of a similar nature: Tatian's Diatesseron (first half ninth century), the Bible of Ebo of
Rheims (written sometime between 816 and 835), the Evangelienbuch of Otfrid of Weissenburg (ca.
Charlemagne's compatriot, Archbishop Turpin of
Rheims, describes the miraculous appearance of Saint James to Charlemagne and the battles against the Muslims that he and Roland fought in Iberia as a result of this vision.
"The paper paid for the girls to go to France to play a trial for
Rheims. Stan and a photographer went with them."
According to The Big Show the rendezvous was at
Rheims, seventy miles--more than ten minutes flying time--south-east of Cambrai and he was present when a seriously damaged American B-24 bomber exploded over Dieppe, forty miles south-west of Abbeville, though he does not explain why the B-24, struggling on two out of four motors, chose to fly from
Rheims to Dieppe, where the English Channel is seventy mile wide, instead of heading to Etaples, the same distance from
Rheims but much closer to the safety of the English coast.
In the face of increasing interest in the subject of Shakespeare and religion, the tradition continues that he supposedly read or used the English Bible in various translations, especially the Geneva and Bishops' versions, but allegedly not the
Rheims. At first blush, because Shakespeare lived in England and was subjected to the propaganda of Elizabeth's regime, this seems to make sense.
Renault Winery was founded by Louis Nicholas Renault, a "master vintner" from
Rheims, France, who came to the United States after phylloxera devastated French vineyards.
The fact that these two composers lived and worked in the same city during the same period is perhaps the only reason for grouping extracts from their operas in this release featuring Quebec-born mezzo Julie Boulianne.A graduate of the juilliard School, she has sung several roles at the Metropolitan Opera and has appeared with several international companies, including those in
Rheims, Glimmerglass, Avignon, Minnesota and Boston.
In 1654, King Louis XIV, age 15, was crowned in
Rheims, 11 years after the start of his reign.
Erich steals a horse, rides to France and eventually joins Joan in the battle to relieve the siege of Orleans and in a number of subsequent French victories over the English leading to the crowning of French king Charles VII, with Joan by his side, in
Rheims. Ultimately Normandy proves the downfall of both Joan and Erich.
But most art lovers were not offended by the image, entitled Kate 1989, pointing to the context of more than 30 other photos of "androgynous" subjects aged 16 to 20 now on show in the Modern Lovers exhibition by French photographer Bettina
Rheims.
Also featured in the 150+ page book are the Irish Cup victories in 1952, 1969 and 1974 as well as the club's European baptism against
Rheims at Windsor Park in 1958 and the glorious night in September 1973 when Standard Liege were defeated at Castlereagh Park.
I was in a gigantic dispersal area called Camp Lucky Strike, near
Rheims. I knew no one; I was one of ten thousand anonymous soldiers; there was no discernible authority, just clumps of soldiers frittering the days away in the Red Cross tent, playing ping pong, and awaiting transport home.
