- (Citing:"Wang 1953;
Tanaka Takeo 1961.")
Bartolome Juan
Leonardy y de
Argensola,
Conquistas de las
islas Molucas (Madrid:
Alonso Martin, 1909) pp. 351-8;...
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Lupercio Leonardo de
Argensola (baptised 14
December 1559 – 2
March 1613) was a
Spanish dramatist and poet. He was born in Barbastro. He was educated...
- Project. 27 May 2016.
Retrieved 3
December 2019. Bartolomé
Leonardo de
Argensola (1711). "The
Discovery and
Conquest of the
Molucco and
Philippine Islands...
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Countess of Copertino, 21st
Marchioness of Galatone, 7th
Marchioness of
Argensola, 6th
Marchioness of San Vicente, 11th
Baroness of Badolato,
Signora di...
- Aragon; many
Aragonese wrote in Spanish, and
during the 17th
century the
Argensola brothers went to
Castile to
teach Spanish.
Aragonese became a po****r...
- less known:
Francisco de Rioja, Bartolomé
Leonardo de
Argensola,
Lupercio Leonardo de
Argensola,
Bernardino de Rebolledo,
Rodrigo Caro, and Andrés Rey...
- Bartolomé
Leonardo de
Argensola (August 1562 –
February 4, 1631),
Spanish poet and historian. Bartolomé
Leonardo de
Argensola was
baptized at Barbastro...
- libertad'. 20 minutos, ed. (15
septiembre 2011).
Argensola, Lupercio; The
events in Aragon, 1590 and 1591.
Argensola, Lupercio; Po****r
alterations of Zaragoza...
- ed. (1906). The
Philippine Islands, 1493-1898. Bartolomé
Leonardo de
Argensola (1711). "The
Discovery and
Conquest of the
Molucco and
Philippine Islands...
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Prince of
Belmonte (Italian:
Principe di Belmonte; Spanish: Príncipe de Belmonte) is a
noble title created in 1619 by the
Spanish crown for the Barons...
