-
Ferdinand II (10
March 1452 – 23
January 1516),
called Ferdinand the Catholic, was King of
Aragon from 1479
until his
death in 1516. As the
husband and...
-
Peter II the
Catholic (Catalan: Pere el
Catòlic; Aragonese: Pero II o Catolico) (July 1178 – 12
September 1213) was the King of
Aragon and
Count of Barcelona...
- Aragonese: Reis
Catolicos Modern Catalan: Reis
Catòlics Latin:
Reges Catholici Reyes Católicos, Reis
Catòlics or Reis
Catolicos is
literally "Catholic Kings"...
- 1992. OCLC 31595331
Silvestru Augustin Prunduș and
Clemente Plăianu,
Catolicism și
Ortodoxie Românească –
scurt istoric al
Bisericii Române Unite, Cluj-Napoca:...
- The Gr****-Catholic
Church in Bocșa is a
church in Bocșa, Sălaj, Romania. The
mausoleum of
Simion Bărnuțiu,
which is
listed as a
historic monument, is located...
- Círcol
Catòlic de
Badalona (in Spanish, Círculo Católico de Badalona) is a
basketball club
based in Badalona, Spain. The club was
founded in 1941 and...
- 2001–02 14 39
Menorca 5 168 51 117 – – – – 2005–06 2011–12 15 40 Círcol
Catòlic 3 97 49 48 – – – 1 1983–84 1985–86 4 41
Cajamadrid 3 98 46 52 – – – – 1983–84...
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Ordinariate for
Armenian Catholics of
Romania (Romanian:
Ordinariatul Armeano-
Catolic),
based in Gherla, is an
ordinariate for
Eastern Catholic faithful that...
-
Spanish basketball clubs in
European and
worldwide competitions is a
compilation of the
results of
clubs from Spain's
national top-tier
level men's professional...
- Colón". La Vanguardia.
Aymar Ragolta,
Jaume (1993). "L'estada dels Reis
Catòlics a
Barcelona el 1493" (PDF). Butlletí del
Centre d'Estudis Colombins. 9:...
