-
Chevalier de
Argaiz, "a copy of the laws now in
force in the
island of Cuba
relative to slavery." In response, the
Captain General of Cuba sent
Argaiz "everything...
- Villar-
Argáiz, Pilar.
Eavan Boland's
Evolution As an
Irish Woman Poet: An
Outsider within an Outsider's Culture. Ceredigion, UK: Mellon, 2007. Villar-
Argáiz...
-
Isidoro Ruiz
Argaiz (born 19 June 1955) is a
Mexican politician affiliated with the
Party of the
Democratic Revolution. As of 2014 he
served as Deputy...
- 162. Blasco-Ferrer 2010, p. 152, 161, 162.
Argaiz, Mary
Carmen Iribarren (1997). "Mary
Carmen Iribarren Argaiz, Los
vocablos en-rr-de la
lengua sarda: Conexiones...
-
Filiberto Briseño 1904
Francisco Calleja 1905–1906
Salvador S. Díaz 1906
Manuel Argaiz 1906 Luis
Merino 1906–1907
Esteban Soto Ruiz 1907 José A. Castañeda 1907...
-
degli Etruschi - M****imo
Pittau Ugas 2005, p. 13-19. Mary
Carmen Iribarren Argaiz, Los
vocablos en-rr-de la
lengua sarda:
Conexiones con la península ibérica...
- 36707/palaeohispanica.v0i20.382. ISSN 1578-5386. S2CID 243365116.
Iribarren Argaiz, Mary
Carmen (1997). "Los
vocablos en -rr- de la
lengua sarda.Conexiones...
- (1735–1742),
transferred to the
archdiocese of
Zaragoza Gaspar Miranda Argáiz (1742–1767) Juan
Lorenzo Irigoyen Dutari (1768–1778) Agustín de Lezo Palomeque...
-
lordships of the
Medrano family belonged to
Francisco Argaiz Vélaz de Medrano, Lord of the
house of
Argaiz in Peralta.
There was also
Francisco Roque Velázquez...
- de
Argáiz y Vélaz de
Medrano (†1749), who
married Pedro Ximénez de
Tejada (†1794), 1st
Marquess of Ximénez de Tejada, and
Francisco Xavier de
Argáiz Jaso...
