- sacrifice.
Baudilus condemned this
ceremony and
toppled a
statue of the God.
Furious at this insult, the
Pagan priests whipped and then
executed Baudilus by decapitating...
- a
Portuguese wine
grape Boal (surname),
various people with the name
Baudilus, a
saint known in
Spanish as San Boal Doña Blanca, a
Spanish wine grape...
- 1986),
Canadian hip-hop
producer Boi, one of the
Catalan forms of the name
Baudilus Boí, a
village in Catalonia,
Spain Boi,
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a
village and...
-
thought to have been
built to
honor Saint Baudilus, or San
Baudelio as he is
known in Spanish.
Saint Baudilus was a monk who
lived during the
second or...
-
Eiffel -
Gagny Lycée
Evariste Galois - Noisy-le-Grand
Church of
Saint Baudilus Evens Joseph,
footballer Sylvain Wiltord,
footballer William Vainqueur...
-
Nazarius 4th
century Basilissa and
Anastasia 1st
century B****ian 5th
century Baudilus 3rd
century Beatrix 302 or 303
Beatus of
Lungern 2nd
century Benignus of...
- Sant Boi,
Catalan for
Saint Baudilus, may
refer to: Sant Boi Bridge,
first steel structure in the high-speed
railway joining the city of
Madrid and Barcelona...
- The
church of
Saint Baudilus (French: église Saint-Baudile) is a
Roman Catholic church in Neuilly-sur-Marne in the
department of Seine-Saint-Denis, France...
- St.
Baudilus, now at the
Church of St. Baldiri, in Sant Boi de Llobregat, near Barcelona...
- were dominated. The town's
current name is
derived from the name of
Saint Baudilus,
known as Boi or
Baldiri in Catalonia.
During the
Middle Ages, the village...
