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early 17th and 18th
century Spanish lexicographers (Benavente, 1699 and
Bergaño, 1732). This
served as
inspiration for the name "Kulitan"
which was recently...
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friar Diego Bergaño in his
Vocabulary of the
Kapampangan Language in
Spanish and
Dictionary of the
Spanish Language in Kapampangan.
Bergaño defines sisig...
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recorded is in "Vocabulario de la
lengua Pampanga en Romance" by Fr.
Diego Bergaño published in 1732: CALIS. (pp.) N.S. Espada, ó daga. V. de Mi, de compañia...
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multiple names:
authors list (link)
Bergaño,
Diego (1860).
Vocabulario de la
lengua Pampangan en
romance (in Spanish)...
- and
grammar books were
written during the
Spanish colonial period.
Diego Bergaño [pam]
wrote two 18th-century
books about the language: Arte de la lengua...
- stage. The
largest falls are
named San Martín, Adam and Eva, Penoni, and
Bergano.
About 900 m (2,950 ft) of the 2.7 km (1.7 mi)
length does not have water...
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choir loft
Former roof
truss of the
church Artefacts Bas-relief by
Joseph Bergaño, 1770s
Roxas Cathedral Pedro G.
Galende (1987),
Angels in stone: architecture...
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Grata of
Bergamo (early 4th century) is an
Italian saint and martyr, and
sister of
Asteria of Bergamo. Her
parents were
Saint Lupo of
Bergamo and Saint...
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structure was
found to be defective. On
February 24, 1735,
Father Provincial Bergaño, Governor-General
Fernando Valdes,
Bishop Manuel Antonio Decio y Ocampo...
- 75. Bugarin, Jose; Rodriguez,
Ramon (1854).
Diccionario Ybanag-Español.
Bergaño, Fr.
Diego (1732).
Vocabulario de la
lengua Pampanga en Romance. p. 73...
