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include Beata (Polish, Swedish)
Beate (German, Norwegian) Béatraís (Irish)
Beatrica (Croatian, Slovakian) Beatriçe (Albanian) Béatrice (French)
Beatrice (Italian)...
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Beatrice de
Frangepan (Croatian:
Beatrica Frankopan, Hungarian: Frangepán Beatrix), (1480 – c. 27
March 1510) was a
Croatian noblewoman, a
member of the...
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Yuryevna Sandomierz (Russian: Беатриса Юрьевна Сандомирская, romanized:
Beatrica Yur'yevna Sandomirskaya).
Created as part of the "monumental propaganda"...
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there were
Krsto (Christopher) – the ****ure well-known
military leader,
Beatrica – the wife of Ivaniš Korvin, Ban of Croatia, Ferdinand, Matija, Ivan X...
- Stanimír, Mona Ingrida, Ina, Inga Roland,
Rolanda Viktória, Armín, Armína,
Beatrica Blažena, Miranda,
Svatava Pankrác,
Achiles Servác, Chraniboj, Chranibor...
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Linda Zanetti ‡ Switzerland
Human Powered Health 22 87 + 2h 13' 01" 101
Beatrica Rossato Italy Isolmant–Premac–Vittoria 27 63 + 1h 36' 53" 102
Sofia Arici...
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Tussaud Gertrud Fridh –
Traviata Mona Malm –
Cecilia Barbro Hiort af Ornäs –
Beatrica Allan Edwall –
Jillker Georg Funkquist –
Tristan Carl
Billquist – The young...
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several notable Croatian women.
Jelena Nelipčić was the
Queen of Bosnia.
Beatrica Frankopan was noblewoman, and by
marriage an
heiress of
Hunyad Castle....
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Nancy Howard 116
Terry David Washington Black 33 M 06-May-1997
Walker Beatrica Huling 117
Anthony Ray
Westley Black 36 M 13-May-1997
Harris Frank Hall...
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Molecular Biology. ISBN 9780123785947.
Retrieved 2023-12-02. Sevcikova,
Beatrica; Rezuchova, Bronislava; Homerova, Dagmar; Kormanec, Jan (November 2010)...
