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Caramany (French pronunciation: [kaʁamani] ; Occitan: Caramanh) is a
commune in the Pyrénées-Orientales
department in
southern France.
Caramany is located...
- Plácido de la
Reguera (1677–1681)
Francesc Albià (1681)
Benet de Sala i de
Caramany [ca] (1682–1684),
later bishop of
Barcelona and
cardinal Miquel Pujol (1684–1685)...
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Manuel de Alba (24 Aug 1693 – 22
April 1697 Died)
Benito de Sala y de
Caramany, OSB (24 Nov 1698 – 2 Jul 1715 Died)
Diego de
Astorga y Céspedes (30 March...
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Aspres Côtes du Roussillon-Villages – Red wine Côtes du Roussillon-Villages
Caramany Côtes du Roussillon-Villages
Lesquerde Côtes du Roussillon-Villages Latour...
- Auger, B****et, Bertran, Besart, Boix, Bonavida, Bosch, Burguy, Canovas,
Caramany, Carreras, Casamitjana, Castells, Cateura, Clavell, Constans, Corrons,...
- any
tradition erecting funerary places with stones): Camp del
Ginebre (
Caramany),
Tavertet (cists
inside a
rocky barrow),
Vilanera (L'Escala), and the...
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members of the
Council of the Hundred, and
bishop Benito de Sala y de
Caramany were arrested. Finally,
Velasco ordered the
suppression of the Conference...
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Martell Domènech (1842–1843) Marquès de la
Torre (1843–1844)
Josep de
Caramany (1844–1846)
Ventura Mercader (1846–1854)
Josep Coll (1854) Joan Balari...
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Calmeilles Camélas Campôme
Campoussy Canaveilles Canet-en-Roussillon Canohès
Caramany Casefabre Cases-de-Pène C****agnes
Casteil Castelnou Catllar Caudiès-de-Conflent...
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Calmeilles Camélas Campôme
Campoussy Canaveilles Canet-en-Roussillon Canohès
Caramany Casefabre Cases-de-Pène C****agnes
Casteil Castelnou Catllar Caudiès-de-Conflent...
