Definition of Bustron. Meaning of Bustron. Synonyms of Bustron

- Florio Bustron (Gr****: Φλώριος Βουστρώνιος) (1500s - post-1568, perhaps 9 September 1570), was a 16th century administrator, jurist and historian. Florio...
- ****ociated with Cyprus before the year 1554, when the Italian historian Florio Bustron wrote of a sheep-milk cheese from Cyprus he called calumi. Halloumi (****im)...
- and Mamluks in the politics of the island. He was a relative of Florio Bustron, a notary and the author of another chronicle on Cypriot history, titled...
- Laure de Lusignan, married ... Bustron Marie de Lusignan, married Pierre Provost Pierre de Lusignan, married ... Bustron, the parents of: Gaspard de Lusignan...
- in Cyprus is from 1468. In the Chronicle of Cyprus compiled by Florio Bustron, the Cingani are said to have paid tax to the royal treasury, at that time...
- Ερευνών. Neophytos the Recluse Georgios Boustronios Stefano Lusignan Florio Bustron Kingdom of Cyprus Runciman, Steven (1933). "Leontios Makhairas: Recital...
- and the 16th-century Italian chronicles of Francesco Amadi and Florio Bustron. These are chiefly concerned with the affairs of Cyprus and the troubled...
- Kleides islands including the: Florio Bustron (1550 - 1570) in his work Chronique de l'Île de Chypre de Florio Bustron. Stefano Lusignan in his Description...
- privileges is found in nothing earlier than the 16th-century works of Florio Bustron, who may have invented it. Loverance 2018a. Metcalf 2009, pp. 308–309....
- Beirut. According to the Templar of Tyre, the Chronicle of Amadi and Florio Bustron, Baldwin was the bailiff of Jerusalem who sta**** behind. According to Marino...