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Amaat Honoraat Joos (3 May 1855 in
Hamme – 15
August 1937 in Ghent) was a
Flemish priest and
prelate who
became well
known as an educationalist, dialectologist...
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Ruble (disambiguation),
various historic and
modern rubles. Abkhaz: амааҭ
amaat Bashkir: һум hum Chuvash: тенкĕ
tenke Komi: шайт
shayt Lak: къуруш k'urush...
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Empel took 1st place.
Ferdinand Bracke,
cyclist Herman Brusselmans,
writer Amaat Joos,
Canon and
antropologue Linde Merckpoel,
radio presenter Frans Van...
- and the
beast becomes human. In a
second Flemish variant collected by
Amaat Joos,
titled Van het
Schoon Kind, the heroine's
father is a king instead...
- Bogaert,
Amaat Vyncke (1850-1888),
Zedelgems zoeaaf, blauwvoet-studentenleider en
Witte Pater,
Zedelgemse Historische Uitgaven, Zedelgem, 2014
Amaat Vyncke...
- the
missionaries were French, but in
January 1884 the
Flemish missionary Amaat Vyncke arrived at Kibanga. The lingua-franca of the
region was Swahili,...
- then And when he sawe how
Troilus nakid stod, Of
longe fightyng awaped and
amaat And from his
folke alone disolat —Lydgate, Troy Book, iv, 2756-8. does Achilles...
- Ogdensburg, New York.
Augustine Van de Vyver,
bishop of Richmond, Virginia.
Amaat Joos
Camil Van
Hulse Blessed Edward Poppe Anton van
Wilderode "Portret van...
- Joos is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Amaat Joos (1855–1937),
Belgian priest, educationalist,
dialectologist and
folklorist Gustaaf...
- Hugo de
Groot Letters (17 parts) 1929
Willem Pijper De
quintencirkel 1929
Amaat Burssens Een
Vlaming op reis door
Kongo 1929
Matthijs Vermeulen Klankbord...
