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Cunegundes may
refer to:
Cunigunde of
Luxembourg (c. 975–1040), also
called St.
Cunegundes and St. Cunegonda, wife of the Holy
Roman Emperor Saint Henry...
- Luxembourg, OSB (German: Kunigunde) (c. 975 – 3
March 1040), also
called Cunegundes, Cunegunda, and
Cunegonda and, in Latin,
Cunegundis or Kinigundis, was...
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Saint Kunigunde or
Cunegund may
refer to:
Kunigunde of
Rapperswil (fl.
early 4th century),
companion of
Saint Ursula Cunigunde of
Luxembourg (died 1040)...
- Kunigunde, Kunigunda, or Cunigunde, is a
European female name of
German origin derived from "kuni" (clan, family) and "gund" (war). In
Polish this is sometimes...
- 7
October 2012, [1] "Saint
Cunegundes".
Catholic Saints Info. 2
March 2019.
Retrieved 29
January 2020. "St.
Cunegundes, Empress".
Garden Of Mary. Retrieved...
- title: A
mayse vegn
shretelekh un grilen); "Rabbi Leib and the
Witch Cunegunde" (Yiddish title: R. Leyb Sore's un di
makhsheyfe Kunegunde, 1967); "The...
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Established 1
November 1007
Cathedral Bamberg Cathedral Patron saint St.
Cunegundes St. Otto of
Bamberg St.
Henry II
Secular priests 295 (Diocesan) 98 (Religious...
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Supporting Actress. She won a
Helen Hayes award for her
portrayal of
Cunegunde in
Candide (2010-2011),
directed by Mary
Zimmerman at the Shakespeare...
- African-American communities. Detroit, MI Most Holy
Redeemer Parish and
School St.
Cunegunde St.
Gabriel Corpus Christi,
Texas Our Lady of
Corpus Christi Chapel and...
- from his
mother immediately after birth and was
raised by the
couple Cunegundes and Quinzinho,
owners of a farm in the
interior of São
Paulo in the 1920s...
