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xxXVIII TABLE DE CONCORDANCE 1793 1677 Août, tome XXIV. 1800-1816 1678 Septembre. Mercure Frangais. 1679 Octobre, tome XXV. Mercure de France. er 1634 Janvier, tome I . 1670 A Novembre, tome XXVI. 1635 Février. 1671B Décembre. An IX 1636 Mars, tome II. 1637 Avril. 1704 Messidor-16 Fructidor, tome Ier. 1638 Mai, tome III. 1705 Vendémiaire-16 Frimaire, tome II. 1797 er 1639 Juin. 1706 1 Nivôse-16 Ventôse, tome III. 1640 Juillet, tome IV. tome XXVII. 1707 1- Germinal-16 Prairial, tome IV. 1672 C Janvier, er 1641 Août. 1673D Février. 1708 l Messidor-16 Fructidor, tome V. 1642 Septembre, tome V. 1674 E Mars, tome XXVIII. 1643 Octobre. 1674F Avril. 1644 Novembre, tome VI. 1675 G Mai, tome XXIX. An X 1645 Décembre. 1676 H Juin. 1677 I Juillet, tome XXX. 1709 1erVendémiaire-16 Frimaire, tome VI. 1678J Août. 1710 er Nivôse-16 Ventôse, tome VII. 1794 1679 K Septembre. 1711 5 Germinal-25 Prairial, tome VIII. 1680 Octobre, tome XXXI. 1712 7 Messidor-24 Fructidor, tome IX. 1646 Janvier, tome VII. 1681 Novembre, tome XXXII. 1647 Février. 1682 Décembre. 1648 Mars, tome VIII. An XI 1649 Avril. 1650 Mai, tome IX. 1798 1713 3 Vendémiaire-27 Frimaire, tome X. 1651 Juin. 1714 4 Nivôsc-28 Ventôse, tome XI. 1652 Juillet, tome X. 1683 Janvier, tome XXXIII. 1715 5 Germinal-29 Prairial, tome XII. 1653 Août, tomes XI et XII. 1684 Février. 1716 6 Messidor-30 Fructidor, tome XIII. 1654 Septembre. 1685 Mars, tome XXXIV. 1655 Octobre. 1686 Avril. 1656 Novembre, tome XIII. 1687 Mai, tome XXXV. An XII 1657 Décembre. 1688 Juin. 1689 Juillet, tome XXXVI. 1717 ler Vendémiaire-25 Frimaire, tome 1690 Août. XIV. 1795 1691 Septembre. 1718 2 Nivôse-26 Ventôse, tome XV. 1692 Octobre, tome XXXVII. 1719 3 Germinal-27 Prairial, tome XVI. Messidor-28 Fructidor, tome XVII. 1658 Janvier, tome XIV. 1693 Novembre, tome XXXVIII. 1720 4 1659 Février. 1694 Décembre. 1660 Mars, tome XV. 1661 Avril. An XIIII 1662 Mai, tome XVI. 1799 1663 Juin. 1721 7 Vendémiaire-24 Frimaire, tome tome XVII. 1895 Janvier, tome XXXIX. XVIII. 1664 Juillet, er 1665 Août. 1896 Février. 1722 l Nivôse-25 Ventôse, tome XIX. 1666 Septembre, tome XVIII. 1697 Mars. 1723 2 Germinal-26 Prairial, tome XX. 4667 Octobre. 1724 3 Messidor-27 Fructidor, tome XXI. 1668 Novembre, tome XIX. 4669 Décembre, tome XX. An 1Il An XIV 1898 Germinal. 1796 1699 Floréal. 1725 6 Vendémiaire-30 Frimaire, tome 1700 Prairial. XXII. 1670 Janvier. 1671 Février, tome XXI. 1806 4672 Mars. An VIII 1673 Avril, tome XXII. 1726 4 janvier-29 Mars, tome XXIII. 4674 Mai. 1701 Messidor. 1727 5 Avril-28Juin, tome XXIV. 1675 Juin, tome XXIII. 1702 Thermidor, 1728 5 Juillet-27 Septembre, tome XXV. 1676 Juillet. 1703 Fructidor. 1729 4 Octobre-27 Décembre, tome XXVI..

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