- José
Arlegui (c. 1686-1750) was a
Spanish Franciscan theologian of the 18th century, from Biscay, who
wrote on
theological subjects, some of them related...
- Introduction.
University of
Texas Press. p. 25. ISBN 978-0-292-71809-8. José
Arlegui,
Chronica de la
provincia de N.S.P.S.
Francisco de
Zacatecas Front Cover...
-
Staff (DMS)
under the
Office of the President. The DMS was
located at the
Arlegui Guest House. In 1972,
Internal Reorganization Plan was
implemented and...
-
Monzon Hall,
located at 916 R.
Hidalgo Street,
Quiapo and the
Arlegui Compound at
Arlegui St.
where the
Basic Education Department is located. Just recently...
-
Guest House.
Laperal Mansion or the
Arlegui Guest House is a
remodeled and
enlarged 1930s
mansion located along Arlegui Street, half a
block away. When World...
- Beda, so
named after the
Venerable St. Bede of England. It was
located in
Arlegui Street.
During the
inauguration of San Beda on June 17, 1901, Fr. Silvestre...
- west to east:
Carlos Palanca Bridge, P.
Casal Bridge,
Nepomunceno Bridge,
Arlegui Bridge, San
Rafael Bridge,
Chino Roces Bridge (carrying
Mendiola Street)...
- Vice-president
Angel C.
Lahoz (EVP)
Location 363 P.
Casal St., Quiapo, Manila, 1338
Arlegui St., Quiapo, Manila, 938
Aurora Boulevard, Cubao,
Quezon City ,
Metro Manila...
- City and
refused to take
residence at the Malacañang
Palace or the
nearby Arlegui mansion because the
buildings are "too big" for a
bachelor like him. He...
- da
Poggibonsi (d. unknown, late 14th cent.)
Pedro Simón (d. 1628) José
Arlegui (d. 1750) Gerónimo
Boscana (d. 1831)
Albert of
Stade (d. 1260)
Thomas Tuscus...
