"Côte d’or" meaning in All languages combined

See Côte d’or on Wiktionary

Proper name [Français]

IPA: \kot d‿ɔʁ\
  1. Synonyme de Côte-de-l’Or. Tags: obsolete
    Sense id: fr-Côte_d’or-fr-name-hwU~wBn4 Categories (other): Exemples en français, Termes désuets en français Topics: geography
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
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          "text": "BERBE, espece de Chat de la Côte d’or , marqueté comme la Civette, & qui aime tellement le suc vineux des palmiers, qu’on l’a appelé Buveur de vin."
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