Quelles sont les deux personnes qui ont choisi paris comme capitale de la france?

Our good old capital of Paris is named after the Gallic tribe of the Parisii (a Parisius, Parisii). The word Paris is actually the transformation over time, Latin Civitas Parisiorum (City Parisii), a designation that has prevailed over Lutetia (Lutèce). In 52 BC. BC, when Labienus, lieutenant of Julius Caesar, took Paris, she was called Lutetia (later translated into French by Lutèce) by the Romans. As the capital of Gaul was then vested in Lugdunum (Lyon). Paris took its current name in the fourth century and Clovis, and Merovingian king of the Franks, settled there to make it his capital in 508, after his victory over the Romans. Kings gradually settled in the capital of Paris from Louis VI (1108-1137), and more of Philippe Auguste (1179-1223). The court there fixing Paris soon became the capital of the kingdom definitively. Napoleon, after long hesitation between Paris and Lyon (Lyon, capital of the Gauls against Paris and its "mob"), decided to establish the capital of his empire, not without reluctance. It is the capital of Europe, to Rome, the second city of the Empire, and Amsterdam third.

Bonjor i believe thats how its spelled?

Name:
digestive system
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liver
large intestine
digestive system
word box
esophagus
anus
mouth
saliva
small intestine
1.
the
me uidebeen breaks down the food we eat.
when you chew and
2. digestions begins in the
swallow.
name
3. a watery liquid called
makes the food wet and
soft, and it has a chemical that digest the food.
4.
the
connects the bottom of your throat to your
stomach.
5. the
is a long narrow tube that has spongy walls
that soak up nutrients from food.
6. the
is on the right side of the body near the
lowest rib. its job is to clean the blood.