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	JewishEncyclopedia.com - AUBRIOT, HUGUES:
		Aubriot earnestly pleaded the cause of the Jews before the king, and through his influence succeeded in obtaining a royal decree, ordering the restoration of the children to their mothers and the restitution of all property taken from the Jews.
		For thus championing the cause of the Jews, Aubriot incurred the hostility of the Church, which denounced him as being secretly a Jew, and accused him of various crimes, including that of immorality with Jewesses (J. des Ursins, l.c.
		Aubriot was finally compelled to do penance and was condemned to perpetual imprisonment on bread and water.
	jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=2106&letter=A (279 words)

	Hugues Aubriot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hugues Aubriot (13XX - 1391?) was a French administrator and heretic.
		This page was last modified 14:32, 6 Oct 2004.
		The article about Hugues Aubriot contains information related to Hugues Aubriot.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Hugues_Aubriot (65 words)

	Hugues - Hugues Aubriot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hugues Leblanc was 75 when he died of cardiovascular disease at the Casey House Hospice in
		Babet, Hugues (Hugo Babelus; 1474-1556); Humanist = Ggg3 Babet, Hugues (Hugo Babelus; 1474-1556); Humanist = Ggg3
		Hugues BENOIT-CATTIN received in 1992 the Engineer Degree (Electrical Engineering) and in 1995 the Ph.
	www.exotericfolder.com /ex/hugues.html (180 words)

	wiki/Hugues de Lionne Definition / wiki/Hugues de Lionne Research
		Hugues de Lionne (October 11, 1611 Events November 1 - At Whitehall Palace in London, William Shakespeare's romantic comedy The Tempest is presented for the first time.
		Gustavus Adolphus becomes king of Sweden Denmark attacks Sweden King James Version of the Bible first published in England George Abbot becomes archbishop of Canterbury Johannes and David Fabricius discover sunspots End of the reign of Emperor Go-Yozei of Japan Emperor Go-Mizunoo ascends to the throne of Japan...
		He was a man of pleasure, but his natural indolence gave place to an unflagging energy when the occasion demanded it; and, in an age of great ministers, his consummate statesmanship placed him in the front rank.
	www.elresearch.com /wiki/Hugues_de_Lionne (1016 words)

	Paris - The Beautiful
		The once magnificent mansion of Hugues Aubriot which, under Charles V was a notable social centre, is here occupied by venders of milk and provisions, old chairs, broken kitchen furnishings which have apparently seen their best days, and the rags of utter squalor.
		Hugues Aubriot was made Provost of Paris under Charles V, and this building, then known as the provost's palace, was noted for the tower and spiral staircase, which is the only part now remaining intact.
		The Conciergerie and the Tour de l'Horloge are the survival of the mediæval palace built by Hugues Capet, 'to which the more modern structures have been, from time to time, added.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles28/paris-beautiful-1.shtml (5748 words)

	Pont Saint-Michel
		Construit en pierre de 1378 à 1387 par Hugues Aubriot on l'appela successivement Petit-pont, Petit-pont-Neuf, Pont-Neuf.
		Constructed by stone from 1378 to 1387 by Hugues Aubriot, we call it sequentially ‘Le petit Pont’, ‘Petit – Pont Neuf’ and then ‘Le Pont Neuf’.
		It was taken away by the ice in late January 1408, along with all the houses which it carried.
	www.peniche.com /21ptmichel.htm (248 words)

	HOTEL BASTILLE SPERIA - Tourisme / Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		n 22nd April,1370 the mayor of Paris Hugues Aubriot gave orders to raise the two existing towers named Tour de la Chapelle and Tour du Tresor and set the foundation stone of one the two new towers later known as Tour de la liberte and Tour de la Bertaudiere.
		Some historians claim that the last Four towers, crenellated in 1382, were also the doing of Hugues Aubriot.
		Others believe that he fell into disgrace and that the Bishop of Paris sentenced him to a "perpetual diet of sorrow and pain symbolised by dry bread and water "in one of the very dungeons he himself had conceived.
	www.hotel-bastille-speria.com /tourisme.html (2515 words)

	TrekEarth \| "Porte aux Lions" street Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In the middle ground, on the left, one see the Aubriot Hotel, with his typical Burgundian roof made of glazed tiles.
		In this imposing house, dating from XIIIe century, was born Hugues Aubriot.
		He was to become the provost of Charles V and the creator of the "Bastille"...
	www.trekearth.com /gallery/photo145401.htm (251 words)

	Lalor, Cyclopaedia of Political Science, V.1, Entry 124, BASTILLE: Library of Economics and Liberty
		Looked at from this stand-point, the grim old pile furnishes matter for an interesting page in the annals of the French monarchy.
		—Hugues Aubriot who superintended the construction of the bastille, was the first prisoner to enter its walls; but political considerations had nothing to do with his incarceration.
		Suspected of heresy, accused, tried and convicted by ecclesiastical authority, he merely passed through the prison he had constructed.
	www.econlib.org /library/YPDBooks/Lalor/llCy124.html (759 words)

	14 juillet 1789 : prise de la Bastille, à Paris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		En 1370, le prévôt de la ville, Hugues Aubriot, entreprit de remplacer la porte fortifiée de Saint-Antoine par une forteresse formée de deux tours massives de 25 mètres d'élévation entourées de douves.
		Aubriot compléta encore la forteresse par quatre autres tours qui firent ainsi de l'ensemble une position décisive pour le contrôle de la capitale.
		A mesure que son importance militaire allait diminuer au fil du temps, elle allait assumer la fonction de geôle pour les détenus de marque, dont Aubriot lui-même fut le premier.
	www.herodote.net /17890714.htm (2373 words)

	Interesting Thing of the Day: Paris Sewers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Precursors of the current sewage system date back as far as 1200, when the streets were first paved; a drainage channel down the middle reduced pedestrians’ exposure to wastes.
		In 1370, Hugues Aubriot built a 300-meter stone-walled sewer under rue Montmartre, and in the late 1600s Louis XIV undertook additional sewer construction in certain areas.
		In the early 1800s, Napoleon ordered the construction of a network of sewer tunnels totaling 19 miles (30km.) But as the population of the city continued to swell, the primitive sewage systems could not keep up with it, and the Seine—still used for both intake and disposal—became absurdly polluted.
	itotd.com /index.alt?ArticleID=432 (1301 words)

	Le Bien Public
		Entré comme écuyer à la Cour du duc Philippe le Hardi, Hugues Aubriot fut bailli de Dijon de 1360 à 1367, époque à laquelle il fut nommé prévôt de Paris par le roi Charles V.Chargé des finances, de l'intendance et de la police de la ville, il devait également en assurer le gouvernement militaire.
		Enfin pour assainir la capitale, il fit construire les premiers égouts souterrains.
		Hugues Aubriot est considéré comme l'un des plus grands magistrats qui eurent à administrer la capitale.
	www.bienpublic.com /dossiers/decouverte/paris4.html (734 words)

	Histoire de la Bourgogne
		Le dernier duc capétien de Bourgogne, Philippe de Rouvres, qui descendait de Robert le Pieux et dont les grands ancêtres, Hugues III, Eudes IV, avaient été très puissants et riches, était mort sans postérité.
		Il commence par écarter du pouvoir les conseillers du feu roi Charles V. Le prévôt de Paris, Hugues Aubriot, est même jeté dans cette Bastille qu'il a bâtie.
		Les oncles du jeune souverain, Louis d'Anjou et Jean de Berry écrasent de leur morgue le beau-frère du roi, le duc Louis de Bourbon.
	www.maregion.com /regions/bourgogne/pages/philhard.html (784 words)

	VIA Online: Paris: Two Tours Explore Paris' Underground
		It features a "history of the water cycle" display that is flush, as it were, with tidbits on sewer-related contributions made by various emperors and monarchs throughout the city's history.
		We learn that Hugues Aubriot, merchant provost, directed the construction of the city's first vaulted sewer in the late 14th century.
		His newfangled sewer, unfortunately, decanted its waste into the Seine just below the Louvre, offending Louis XII and later forcing François I to move his mother to the Tuileries, to escape the aroma.
	www.viamagazine.com /top_stories/articles/paris00.asp (2238 words)

	PERITIA: JOURNAL OF THE MEDIEVAL ACADEMY OF IRELAND: abstracts
		More representative is that of Hugues Aubriot, prevot of Paris (1367-81).
		As prevot he had trespassed on university jurisdiction, and when matters came violently to a head in 1381-only then-the university checkmated Aubriot by a trial for heresy.
		Medieval heresy and the Inquisition should be treated as two subjects, not one: their fortunes obey different sets of impulses, and in those governing the Inquisition, at least, politics play a big part.
	www.ucc.ie /peritia/abstract5.html (3087 words)

	Wet Weather Flow: An Historical Perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It seems that strategies commonly utilized in the past to mitigate a sanitation problem was to remove it from sight; which is still the case in many situations today.
		In Paris, the first covered sewer dates back to 1370 when Hugues Aubriot constructed the Fosse de St. Opportune (Reid 1991).
		This sewer, which became known as the beltway sewer (Reid 1991), discharged into the Seine River and acted as a collector for the sewers on the right bank of the Seine.
	www.soe.uoguelph.ca /webfiles/wjames/homepage/Teaching/661/RPhistorical.html (19946 words)

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