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His architect wife, Roxanne Touron , 40, was more critical, saying that sending the compost so far away "sort of negates the premise."

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Brooklyn artist Nicolas Touron , 40 years old, said he is willing to cut the program some slack, calling the out-of-state trips a "glitch," typical of an endeavor just getting under way.

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See Touron, t. 6, and Lettres Edif. of Curieuses des

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Touron, Vies des Hommes Illustres de l'Ordre de St. Dominique, in

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Fleury, b. 78, n. 55, 84, and chiefly Touron, Hommes Illustres de l'Ordre de S.Domin. t. 1, p. 1.

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The Dominican friars, according to Touron, (Hommes Illustr.t. 6,) entered China in 1556, converted many to the faith, and, in 1631, laid the foundation of the most numerous church of Fokieu, great part of which province they converted to the faith.

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These are enumerated by Touron (op. cit., p. 692), who says that about the same time other editions were published at Rome, Antwerp, Rouen, Paris, Douai,

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Touron, Hommes illustres de l'orare de saint-Dominique (1743-49), IV,

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Prædicatorum (Paris, 1721), II; Touron, Histoire des hommes illustres de l'ordre de S. Dominique (Paris, 1747), IV; Llorente, Histoire critique de l'inquisition d'Espagne (Paris, 1818), III; Rodrigo,

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Touron (op. cit., pp. 69 sqq.) says that manuscript copies were found in nearly all the libraries of Europe, and that, after the invention of printing, copies were multiplied rapidly in Germany, Italy, and France, portions of the "Summa theologica" being one of the first important works printed.

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