Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres
Originally named the The Academy of Inscriptions and Medals, founded in 1683, the academy was initially tasked with creating Latin and French mottos for the king’s buildings, medals, and coins. In 1701, its mission shifted to advancing and disseminating knowledge on classical antiquity, the Middle Ages, and civilizations of the Near and Far East, now expanding to include Amerindian studies. Its work covers history, archaeology, art history, philology, linguistics, literature, and related fields like epigraphy, numismatics, and diplomacy. The academy, which publishes the Journal des savants, the oldest scientific journal still in print, continues a long tradition of scholarship, earning global prestige through its influential publications.
Comptes de l’argentier de Charles le Temeraire, duc de Bourgogne. Volume 5
Index general des matieres, des personnes et des lieux
Volume 10.5
Comptes de l’argentier de Charles le Temeraire, duc de Bourgogne. Volume 3 – Annee 1470
Le registre CC 1925 des archives generales du royaume, Bruxelles
Volume 10.3
La peinture decorative antique en Russie meridionale, Saint-Petersbourg 1913-1914
Vol. 1: Texte, description et etude des monuments. Vol. 2: 112 planches
Volume 28
Alésia
Fouilles et recherches franco-allemandes sur les travaux militaires romains autour du Mont-Auxois (1991-1997)
Volume 22
Antioche de Syrie sous les Seleucides
Corpus des monnaies d'or et d'argent I: De Seleucos I a Antiochos V, c. 300-161
Volume 19