- villages: Bacău de
Mijloc (Bakamező), Bata (situated at 67 km from Arad),
Bulci (Bulcs) and Țela (Cella).
According to the last
census the po****tion of...
-
Bulci was a fort in the
Roman province of
Dacia located on the
western side of
defensive line of forts,
limes Daciae. Its
ruins are
located in
Bulci (commune...
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Soolisnuh inkih solaa Simbiliiy kah
ningicle 𝄆
Bakaarat kah sugunne! 𝄇
Bulci kaak
qaran sido Way gubi kak
anxar lusa
Cutukti caxte caydu Qidi
wagri silaalo...
- Ineu
Konopi Castle, Odvoș Kövér-Appel Castle, Fântânele
Mocsonyi Castle,
Bulci Nopcsa Castle, Arad
Purgly Castle, Șofronea
Royal Castle, Săvârșin Salbek...
- (Buciumi)
Buciumi Porolissensis 2.2
Dacia Porolissensis Transylvania Sălaj (
Bulci)
Bulci Marisiensis Dacia A****nsis
Banat Arad (Bumbești-Jiu 1) Bumbești-Jiu...
- Băile Homorod, Boroșneu Mare, Brusturi, Brâncovenești, Bucium, Buciumi,
Bulci, Bumbești-Jiu - Gară, Bumbești-Jiu - Vârtop, Băneasa, Bănița, Chitid, Cigmău...
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Their bricks were
often found on the
lower reaches of Mureș, for
example in
Bulci, Cladova, Periam, Sânnicolau Mare and Szeged,
which probably shows that...
- and Pop, say that the earth-and-wooden or
stone fortresses unearthed at
Bulci, Cenad, Ilidia, Orșova, Pescari, and
Vladimirescu were Glad's forts. Florin...
- Bács (Bač)
cathedral chapter 10,000
Bizere Benedictine abbey 4,000
Bulcs (
Bulci)
Benedictine abbey 5,000
Bishop of Csanád
prelate 5,000
Egres (Igriș) Cistercian...
- (Romanian: Frumușeni) Holy Mary
Benedictine today in
Romania Bulcs (Romanian:
Bulci) Holy Mary
Benedictine today in
Romania Eg****monostor (part of Diószeg...
