-
medieval Iberia, an alférez (Spanish: [alˈfeɾeθ], Galician: [alˈfeɾɪθ]) or
alferes (Portuguese: [alˈfɛɾɨʃ], Catalan: [əlˈfeɾəs]) was a high-ranking official...
- (Chilean Army) Alférez (Army of
Equatorial Guinea)
Alferes (Mozambican Army)
Alferes (Portuguese Army)
Alferes (Army of São Tomé and Príncipe) Alférez (Spanish...
- 22°25′44″S 43°25′08″W / 22.42889°S 43.41889°W / -22.42889; -43.41889 Paty do
Alferes (Portuguese pronunciation: [paˈtʃi dwawˈfɛɾis]) is a muni****lity located...
- as a praça, and be at
least 18
years old. This
meant that to
become an
Alferes,
equivalent to a 2º Lieutenant, one had to be
either a
Sergeant or a Cadet...
- is the same
person as the one
often called Fernando Afonso who was the
alferes-mor of the king and
later Grand Master of the
Knights Hospitaller. His...
- in
official rank
titles such as Chorąży, Ensign, Cornet, Fähnrich and
Alferes/Alférez. In the
context of the
Olympic Games, a
flagbearer is the athlete...
-
Porcupine Bezoars in the
Early Modern Period (c.1500–1750)", ed.
Carla Alferes Pinto, Oriente, vol. 14, Lisbon: Fundação Oriente, 2006.
Bezoar at Wikipedia's...
- aristocracy, he was
systematically overlooked for promotion,
never rising above alferes (the
lowest officer rank at the time), and was
eventually dismissed from...
-
which derives from a term for a flag. The
Spanish alférez and
Portuguese alferes is a
junior officer rank
below lieutenant ****ociated with
carrying the...
- legal?". 10
September 2015. Borschberg,
Peter (April 2004). Pinto,
Carla Alferes (ed.). "O comércio de âmbar asiático no início da época
moderna (séculos...
