- The
origin of the name
Comares is from the
arabic word
qumaris or hins comarix,
which means "castle in the height."
Comares was not
founded by the Arabs...
- core of this
complex was the
Comares Palace,
while another wing of the palace, the Mexuar,
extended to the west. The
Comares Baths are the best-preserved...
- (Spanish:
Patio de los Arrayanes) is the
central part of the
Comares Palace (Palacio de
Comares)
inside the
Alhambra palace complex in Granada, Spain. It...
- the
Comares Palace,
while another wing, the Mexuar,
extended to the west and
acted as the
public sector of the
complex and the
entrance to the
Comares Palace...
- Córdoba y Arellano, 1st
Marquis of
Comares, (1463 – Oran, now in Algeria, 1518),
invested 1st
marquis of
Comares in 1512, was
Governor of Oran and Mazalquivir...
- A
mistress or kept
woman is a
woman who is in a
relatively long-term ****ual and
romantic relationship with
someone who is
married to a
different person...
- his
return to the
throne and was also
refurbishing the
Mexuar and the
Comares Palace.
According to
scholar Felix Arnold, the rest of the
palace was built...
- of
western Islamic architecture,
including what is
known today as the
Comares Palace and the
Court of the Lions. The
palace complex was
developed throughout...
- post-colonialism, globalization, and
literary criticism. Ilan Stavans, traductor.
Comares, 2022. (in Spanish)
Translation and Repetition.
Rewriting (Un)original...
-
Crispino e la
comare o Il
medico e la
morte (The
Cobbler and the
Fairy or The
Doctor and Death) is an
opera written collaboratively by
Luigi Ricci and...
