Database: Panthéon - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:55, 14 December 2018

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|~~Abbye~~ of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbey of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />

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	[[File:~~ACU Panthéon~~.~~JPG~~\|~~thumb~~\|~~220x220px~~]]		[[File:ACUDB - Pantheon.png\|250px\|right]]
	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbye of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbye of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes—including [[Voltaire]], ~~{{wiki\|~~Marie Curie}}, {{~~wiki~~\|Victor Hugo}}.		Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes—including [[Voltaire]], [[Marie Curie]], {{Wiki\|Victor Hugo}}.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:14, 8 October 2017

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbye of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbye of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbye of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed ~~here - turning~~ the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest ~~heroes - including~~ [[Voltaire]], Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.		Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes—including [[Voltaire]], {{wiki\|Marie Curie}}, {{wiki\|Victor Hugo}}.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 01:24, 3 October 2016

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, ~~[[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|~~Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 05:38, 30 April 2016

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[~~Pantheon (Paris)~~\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes - including Voltaire, Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.		Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes - including [[Voltaire]], Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Pantheon}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Pantheon}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 22:49, 23 July 2015

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	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the Pantheon began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Pantheon (Paris)\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />

imported>Amnestyyy at 11:31, 1 March 2015

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	In 1744, King Louis XV vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the Pantheon began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of Paris' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the Pantheon began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br>		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]]'s remains were removed.*<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	Today the building houses the bodies of some of France's greatest heroes - including Voltaire, Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.		Today the building houses the bodies of some of [[France]]'s greatest heroes - including Voltaire, Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.
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			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
			[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Panthéon to Database: Panthéon

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In 1744, King Louis XV vowed that if he recovered from smallpox, he would replace the ruined church of the Abbey of Sainte Geneviève with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the Pantheon began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the Seine, and is the high point of Paris' left bank.

Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of Mirabeau were placed here - turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br>
--<br>
<nowiki>*</nowiki> I bet he was livid. In fact, if he'd still had a grave, he'd probably have been spinning in it.<br>
--<br>
Today the building houses the bodies of some of France's greatest heroes - including Voltaire, Marie Curie, Victor Hugo.
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	[[File:ACUDB - Pantheon.png\|250px\|right]]		[[File:ACUDB - Pantheon.png\|250px\|right]]
	In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|~~Abbye~~ of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.		In 1744, King [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] vowed that if he recovered from {{wiki\|smallpox}}, he would replace the ruined church of the {{wiki\|Abbey of St Genevieve\|Abbey of Sainte Geneviève}} with a new one. He recovered, and construction on the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] began in 1755 and it was completed in 1780. The building stands 60 meters above the [[Seine]], and is the high point of [[Paris]]' left bank.

	Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />		Although the building began as a church, it has changed hands several times over the years, from church to state. In April 1791, the remains of [[Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau\|Mirabeau]] were placed here—turning the building into a sort of secular mausoleum. Later, when his secret correspondence with the king was revealed, Mirabeau's remains were removed.*<br />