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Caula may
refer to:
Sigismondo Caula,
Italian painter of the
Baroque style.
Victor Hugo
Caula, 20th
century Argentinian cinematographer.
Natalie Caula...
- Víctor Hugo
Caula (October 17, 1927 –
March 24, 2014) was an
Argentinian cameraman and
director of photography, with
extensive parti****tion in the production...
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Sigismondo Caula (1637–1724) was an
Italian painter of the
Baroque style.
Caula was born in Modena,
where he was the
pupil of Jean Boulanger, but finished...
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Enrique Marcelo De
Jongh Caula (January 16, 1931 –
October 23, 2020) was a
Cuban architect and
civil engineer, and a
member of the
Cuban Academy of Sciences...
- Farnous, Brun Farnous, Brun Tourcae, Brun Tourcale, Brunfourka,
Caula,
Caula Noir,
Caula noir de Vaucluse,
Farnous (in the Var department), Floura, Flouron...
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entertainment programs such as Sábado bus,
Susana Giménez,
Escape perfecto, La
caula de la moda, Pasapalabra,
Caiga Quien Caiga, Fútbol para todos, Morfi, todos...
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young Guarino Guarini. The
interior contains frescoes by
Sigismondo Caula portraying episodes of the
Lives of
Saints Vincent and Cajetan. The dome...
- garbhādhānā, pumsavana, sīmanta, jātakarma, nāmakaraṇa, annaprāśana, chudākarma /
caula, niskramana, karnavedha, vidyaarambha, upanayana, keshanta, snātaka and...
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State Reporting Doug Pardue,
Glenn Smith,
Jennifer Berry Hawes and
Natalie Caula Hauff Post and
Courier (Charleston, S.C.) "for
linking 300
deaths of women...
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beginning of education, but of
Vedic instruction.
After the
samskara of
caula (tonsure)
comes a
ceremony named vidyarambha,
initiation into learning,...
