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Álmos (Hungarian: [ˈaːlmoʃ]), also
Almos or
Almus (c. 820 – c. 895), was—according to the
uniform account of
Hungarian chronicles—the
first head of the...
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Álmos (also "Almus", Slovak, Croatian:
Almoš; c. 1070 or 1075 – 1
September 1127) was a
Hungarian prince, the son of King Géza I of
Hungary and brother...
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Almo may
refer to:
Almo (god), a
river deity from
Roman mythology Almo, the
ancient name for the
River Almone near Rome (whence the name of the
above deity)...
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glorious kings. Emese's son was
named Álmos; his name
derives from the
Hungarian word álom,
meaning dream, thus "
Álmos" can be
interpreted as "the Dreamt...
- The
Almö Bridge (Swedish: Almöbron)
stood from 1960, when it was
built to
connect the
island of Tjörn to the
Swedish mainland,
until 1980, when it collapsed...
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Almo Sounds was a
record label which was
started in 1994 by Herb
Alpert and
Jerry Moss
after they sold A&M
Records to PolyGram. The
intent for the label...
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contemporary written source was
Álmos. The
Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII
recorded in his De
Administrando Imperio that
Álmos was the
first Grand Prince...
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councils via
ALMOs that were ****essed as 2* (good) or 3* (excellent) on inspection. All
ALMOs are
registered with the
National Federation of
ALMOs (NFA) which...
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rejects the
Illuminated Chronicle's
report on
Álmos's murder in Transylvania,
because the last
mention of
Álmos in the
contrasting narration of the Gesta...
- Eunedubelian,
called Emese, from whom he
sired a son, who was
named Álmos. But he is
called Álmos from a
divine event,
because when she was
pregnant a divine...
