Lexicographical Neighbors of Bastides
Literary usage of Bastides
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Deserts of Southern France: An Introduction to the Limestone and Chalk by Sabine Baring-Gould (1894)
"ONE of the peculiar features of Guyenne is the bastides. ... Another remarkable
feature of the bastides is, that they sprang into existence at once: they ..."
2. The Companions of Columbus by Washington Irving (1831)
"DIEGO DE LEPE AND RODRIGO DE bastides.—(1500.) NOTWITHSTANDING the hardships and
disasters that had beset the voyagers to the New World, and the penury in ..."
3. Some Account of Domestic Architecture in England from Edward I. to Richard II. by John Henry Parker (1853)
"... and applied it to practical use. that, notwithstanding the popular name The
earliest of the English bastides is of " Villes Anglaises," these regular ..."
4. The River and the Desart: Or, Recollections of the Rhone and the Chartreuse by Pardoe (Julia), Miss Pardoe (1838)
"... View—Fondness of the Marseillaise for their bastides. Belle de Mai. THE Chateau
Sorely is, and deserves to be, the pride and boast of Marseilles. ..."
5. Gleanings from Piccadilly to Peru by John W. Oldmixon (1854)
"MARSEILLES ITS bastides AND CABANONS. COMMERCE.—POI.ICE COURTS. THE PEOPLE.
THE COUNTRY. — TOULON. — TUE DOCKYARD AND PORT. LAST days of November. ..."
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