-
veneration of
Cucuphas.
Since the
eighth century, Sant
Cugat has
claimed Cucuphas' relics. In the
eighth century,
Saint Fulrad took a
relic of
Cucuphas from Sant...
- In old pharmacy, a
cucupha or
cucufa was a cap, or
cover for the head, with
cephalic ****es
quilted in it, worn for
certain nervous distempers, particularly...
- Sant
Cugat is
Catalan for
Saint Cucuphas and may
refer to: Sant
Cugat del Vallès,
Spain Sant
Cugat Museum Sant
Cugat (Barcelona–Vallès Line), a railway...
- del Vallès
during the
Second Spanish Republic, it is
named after Saint Cucuphas, who is said to have been
martyred on the spot now
occupied by its medieval...
-
parish of the muni****lity of Llanera, Asturias. Its name
refers to
Saint Cucuphas. Rodríguez Álvarez, Ramón (May 2008). Real
Instituto de
Estudios Asturianos...
- the
Vilalba District, in Galicia, Spain. Its name
translates as "Saint
Cucuphas" (San Cobad, San Covade). In Sancovade,
birch trees line the
banks of the...
- also
toque blanche, or more familiarly,
toque Coronet Cowboy hat
Crown Cucupha Energy dome Firefighter's
helmet Gas mask
Green eyeshade Headlamp Night...
- Crispini****, Crispinillus, Crispinus, Crispus, Crito, Crotilo, Crus,
Cucuphas, Culleolus, Cullio, ********, Cunctator, Cunobarrus, Cupiti****, Cupitus...
-
Juliana and
Semproniana are
martyrs ****ociated with the
legend of
Saint Cucuphas St. Juliana's
Abbey in the
Netherlands St.
Juliana School, an Archdiocese...
-
century Crispin 3rd
century Crispina 304
Crispus of
Chalcedon 1st
century Cucuphas 4th
century Cyprian 258
Cyprian of
Antioch 4th
century Cyriacus 3rd or...
