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"(Localité de l’Ariège) De l’occitan Còs.",
"(Ile grecque) Du latin Cos."
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"(Localité de l’Ariège) De l’occitan Còs.",
"(Ile grecque) Du latin Cos."
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"ref": "Raymond Poincaré, « Chronique de la quinzaine » in la Revue des Deux Mondes, livraison du 15 décembre 1920 ; 6ᵉ série, 60ᵉ volume, page 893. Lire dans Wikisource : Chronique de la quinzaine - 14 décembre 1920 pour l’article et Page:Revue des Deux Mondes - 1920 - tome 60.djvu/897 pour la page 893.",
"text": "De son côté, et par autre traité du 10 août, l’Italie abandonne à la Grèce les îles du Dodécanèse, qu’elle occupe dans la mer Egée, c’est-à-dire Stampalia, Chalki et Alimnia, Scarpanto, Cassos, Episcopi, Nisyros, Calymnos, Léros, Patmos, Lipsos, Symi et Cos; et elle accepte de laisser la population de Rhodes se prononcer librement sur le sort de l’île, le jour où l’Angleterre prendrait la décision de donner l’île de Chypre à la Grèce : tout cela comme contre-partie de la zone d’influence que l’Italie obtient en Asie Mineure au Sud et à l’Est du territoire de Smyrne, depuis Adalia au Sud jusqu’à proximité de Brousse dans le Nord."
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"word": "Kos"
},
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"(Localité de l’Ariège) De l’occitan Còs.",
"(Ile grecque) Du latin Cos."
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"(Ile grecque) Du latin Cos."
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"ref": "Raymond Poincaré, « Chronique de la quinzaine » in la Revue des Deux Mondes, livraison du 15 décembre 1920 ; 6ᵉ série, 60ᵉ volume, page 893. Lire dans Wikisource : Chronique de la quinzaine - 14 décembre 1920 pour l’article et Page:Revue des Deux Mondes - 1920 - tome 60.djvu/897 pour la page 893.",
"text": "De son côté, et par autre traité du 10 août, l’Italie abandonne à la Grèce les îles du Dodécanèse, qu’elle occupe dans la mer Egée, c’est-à-dire Stampalia, Chalki et Alimnia, Scarpanto, Cassos, Episcopi, Nisyros, Calymnos, Léros, Patmos, Lipsos, Symi et Cos; et elle accepte de laisser la population de Rhodes se prononcer librement sur le sort de l’île, le jour où l’Angleterre prendrait la décision de donner l’île de Chypre à la Grèce : tout cela comme contre-partie de la zone d’influence que l’Italie obtient en Asie Mineure au Sud et à l’Est du territoire de Smyrne, depuis Adalia au Sud jusqu’à proximité de Brousse dans le Nord."
}
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"Île de Grèce."
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