Foix, COUNTS

OF. ROYER DE F., d. 1064, was first to bear the title. -GASTON III., 1331-1391, became Gov. of Langue doc and Gascony, rescued the royal family during the Jacquerie 1358, and wrote on the chase. -GASTON IV., d. 1472, succeeded his father in-law, John II., King of Navarre.-Another GASTON, 1489-1512, was made Duc de Ne Gaston de Foix, 1489-1512. material, dipped in hot solutions or plain water, for the relief of pain or to combat inflammation; also the solution employed. tagious diseases can be spread. Fomites. Clothes, bedding, or any objects by which con- IMG:content-0125.png:[graphic] IMG:content-0126.png:[graphic][merged small] after it is driven so low that the ram cannot strike it. taining as an impurity a large amount of quartz sand. Fontainebleau Limestone. Variety of calcite, con- French novelist. Fontaines, MARIE LOUISE CHARLOTTE (DE GIVRI), d. 1730. Fomentation. Application of cloths, sponges or similar | Geometry of the Infinite , 1727.