Database: Basilica of Saint Denis - Revision history

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	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings~~]] ad~~ the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the Tombs of Kings and the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />

imported>Lacrossedeamon: Reverted edits by DeLoominarty (talk) to last version by XOdeyssusx

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	~~<span id="quote_display_content_0">Did you ever hear~~ the ~~tragedy~~ of ~~Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It’s not~~ a ~~story the Jedi would tell you~~. ~~It’s a Sith legend~~. ~~Darth Plagueis~~ was ~~a Dark Lord~~ of the ~~Sith~~, ~~so powerful~~ and ~~so wise he could use~~ the ~~Force to influence~~ the ~~midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge~~ of the ~~dark side that he could even keep~~ the ~~ones~~ he ~~cared about from dying~~. The ~~dark side of~~ the ~~Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural~~. ~~He became so powerful…~~ the ~~only thing he was afraid~~ of was ~~losing his power~~, ~~which eventually~~, of ~~course, he did~~. ~~Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep~~. ~~Ironic~~. ~~He could save others from death, but not himself~~.</~~span~~>		[[File:ACUDB - Basilica of Saint-Denis.png\|250px\|right]]
			Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
			--<br />
			<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />
			--<br />
			[[Civilians\|Citizens]] of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.
			{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}
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imported>DeLoominarty at 23:42, 18 October 2019

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	~~[[File:ACUDB - Basilica~~ of ~~Saint-Denis~~.~~png\|250px\|right]]~~		<span id="quote_display_content_0">Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself.</span>
	~~Begun on top of~~ the ~~remains of~~ a ~~cemetery in 475 A~~.~~D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]]~~ was ~~built to house the relics~~ of ~~its patron saint. From the 10th Century until~~ the ~~18th~~, the ~~remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by~~ the ~~Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor~~ to ~~the kings and the foremost historian~~ of ~~his times, as well as~~ the ~~abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of~~ the ~~basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where~~ he ~~discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown~~.* The ~~basilica was completed after~~ the ~~Abbot's death in 1281~~. ~~In 1793,~~ the ~~[[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs~~ of ~~Kings]] ad the royal necropolis~~ was ~~desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed~~, ~~rotting corpses exposed~~, ~~jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies~~ of ~~the kings were tossed out into the streets~~.~~<br />~~
	~~--<br />~~
	~~<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't~~. ~~Warning bells going off~~. ~~Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury~~.<br />
	~~--<br />~~
	~~[[Civilians\|Citizens]] of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.~~
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}~~
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:57, 24 November 2018

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	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
	\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />

imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:54, 24 November 2018

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	[[File:ACUDB - Basilica of Saint-Denis.png\|250px\|right]]		[[File:ACUDB - Basilica of Saint-Denis.png\|250px\|right]]
	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the [[Basilica of Saint-Denis
			\|church]] of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />

imported>Bovkaffe at 21:54, 27 December 2017

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			[[File:ACUDB - Basilica of Saint-Denis.png\|250px\|right]]
	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 21:01, 4 October 2016

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	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the Convention ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist revolutionaries. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, ~~jewely~~ and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist [[French Revolution\|revolutionaries]]. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewelry and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	Citizens of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.		[[Civilians\|Citizens]] of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 21:54, 20 December 2015

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	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the Convention ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist revolutionaries. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewely and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br>		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the Convention ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist revolutionaries. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewely and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	Citizens of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.		Citizens of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Basilica of Saint Denis}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 09:09, 1 March 2015

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	Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of Saint Denis was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the French kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot Suger in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the Convention ordered the destruction of the Tombs of Kings ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist revolutionaries. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewely and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br>		Begun on top of the remains of a cemetery in 475 A.D., the church of [[Saint-Denis\|Saint Denis]] was built to house the relics of its patron saint. From the 10th Century until the 18th, the remains of the [[France\|French]] kings were buried there. The basilica is also notable for its architectural redesign, led by the Abbot [[Suger]] in 1135. Suger was an influential counselor to the kings and the foremost historian of his times, as well as the abbot of Saint Denis. His restoration of the basilica transformed it into the first Gothic church. Where he discovered such fantastic architecture is unknown.* The basilica was completed after the Abbot's death in 1281. In 1793, the Convention ordered the destruction of the [[Tombs of Kings]] ad the royal necropolis was desecrated by anti-royalist revolutionaries. The graves were destroyed, rotting corpses exposed, jewely and bones unearthed and the bodies of the kings were tossed out into the streets.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something Abstergo wants to bury.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Oh no you don't. Warning bells going off. Sounds like the origins of the discovery are something [[Abstergo]] wants to bury.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Citizens of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.		Citizens of the time were traumatized to see figures who had been considered divine violated to such a degree.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Basilica of Saint Denis to Database: Basilica of Saint Denis

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Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Basilica of Saint Denis to Database: Basilica of Saint Denis

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