Pièces relatives à l'histoire de la MAISON D'AUVERGNE (XIIe-XVIIe siècle). III Inventaires de diverses archives.

Contient : Inventaire des titres de la maison de la Tour d'Auvergne ; Inventaire des titres des dauphins d'Auvergne, comtes de Clermont ; Inventaire des titres des anciens comtes d'Auvergne ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de La Tour d'Oliergues ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de Saint-Fleuret et Bellenave en Auvergne ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de Murat ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de Murol en Auvergne ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de Montgascon ; Inventaire des titres de la maison de Pene en Auvergne ; Inventaires des titres divers, du XIIIe au XIVe siècle

Extraits des archives de l'archevêché de NARBONNE.

Contient : « Ex archivo archiepiscopi Narbonensis, » recueil de copies de pièces, de 782 à 1515, faites d'après les originaux, et parmi lesquelles on remarque beaucoup de bulles de papes des XIIIe et XIVe siècles, des actes d'évêques et de conciles, des diplômes carolingiens (f. 219 et suiv.) ; « Ex chartulario archiepiscopi Narbonensis ; » extraits du cartulaire perdu, dit Livre rouge (Stein, Bibliogr. des cartutaires, n° 2680)

[Archives de l'Opéra. Régie. Journal de régie. Quatrième série]

Répétitions, représentations, distributions, leçons, rendez-vous, etc.

Stationarity analysis of historical flood series in France and Spain (14th-20th centuries)

Interdisciplinary frameworks for studying natural hazards and their temporal trends have an important potential in data generation for risk assessment, land use planning, and therefore the sustainable management of resources. This paper focuses on the adjustments required because of the wide variety of scientific fields involved in the reconstruction and characterisation of flood events for the past 1000 years. The aim of this paper is to describe various methodological aspects of the study of flood events in their historical dimension, including the critical evaluation of old documentary and instrumental sources, flood-event classification and hydraulic modelling, and homogeneity and quality control tests. Standardized criteria for flood classification have been defined and applied to the Isère and Drac floods in France, from 1600 to 1950, and to the Ter, the Llobregat and the Segre floods, in Spain, from 1300 to 1980. The analysis on the Drac and Isère data series from 1600 to the present day showed that extraordinary and catastrophic floods were not distributed uniformly in time. However, the largest floods (general catastrophic floods) were homogeneously distributed in time within the period 1600¿1900. No major flood occurred during the 20th century in these rivers. From 1300 to the present day, no homogeneous behaviour was observed for extraordinary floods in the Spanish rivers. The largest floods were uniformly distributed in time within the period 1300-1900, for the Segre and Ter rivers.

Proposed Improvement of the Iowa State Capitol Grounds, An Address before the Iowa Chapter American Institute of Architects at the State Historical Buiding, Des Moines, Iowa, October 22, 1913.

Concerning improvements to the State Capitol Grounds including placement of the Allison memorial and Soldiers and Sailor's momuments; removal of heating plant and relieving the state of coal, ashes, gas and smoke; provision of office space to the Adjutant General; an eventual executive mansion; provision of office buildings; and for a Supreme Court building where together with its library auxiliaries will have perpetual growth and constant accessbility; and propose restoration of natural scenic value of the capitol site.