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"(1785) De l’anglais cromlech qui vient lui-même du gallois → voir kromm et lecʼh en breton."
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"text": "Le dolmen et le cromlech celtes, le tumulus étrusque, le galgal hébreu"
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"text": "Ces blocs posés comme des champignons gigantesques sur leur étroite base, ce sont les menhirs, les dolmens, les cromlechs des anciens Gaulois, vestiges de temples cyclopéens d’où le culte de la force semblait bannir par principe le culte du beau."
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