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"The noble," died in 1437, was the first to assume this name, and had, after forty years elapsed, two sons, the first, Muley Mahommed, by a concubine, and the second: 25. Yousef, by a legitimate wife; he retired into Arabia, where he died in 1485. It was said of Yousef, that no child was born to him until his eightieth year, when he had five children, the first born of which was,
There he died in 1437, after having for twenty-two years bravely defended and governed the city then, as is inscribed on his tomb, the only place in Africa possessed by Christians.
Once in 1297 and again in 1437 the forces of the Pope destroyed the town to crush the great Colonna family which had made Praeneste a stronghold against the power of Rome. There are a great many reasons why Praeneste offers the best opportunity for a study of the municipal officers of a town of the Latin league.
The whole number of marriages contracted by these 287 peers was 333. The number of children by these marriages was 1437, more than five to a peer, more than 4.3 to a marriage, more, that is to say, than the average number in those counties of England in which, according to Mr Sadler's own statement, the fecundity is the greatest. But this is not all.
The reader will remember that Pope Eugenius, on the occasion of his temporary reconciliation with the Council of Basel in 1433, expressed his approbation of all its synodal acts up to that date; and this sanction of their validity is held by Gallicans to extend to the period of the second and final rupture in 1437.
Debarred from the support of the noble class, the Rumanian peasantry lost its state of autonomy, which changed into one of serfdom to the soil upon which they toiled. Desperate risings in 1324, 1437, 1514, 1600, and 1784 tended to case the Hungarian oppression, which up to the nineteenth century strove primarily after a political and religious hegemony.
Her death did the invaders no good; but above her ashes, and moistened by her tears, if such a feat were possible, liberty arose once more, and, in 1437, Charles was permitted to enter Paris and enjoy the town for the first time in twenty years. In 1444 a truce of six years was established.
The present building was designed by Pierre Robin and it dates from between 1437 and 1520, but the present spire is modern, having replaced the old one about the time of the Revolution. The richly carved doors of the west front are the work of Jean Goujon.
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