- La
Dominicale or Société des
dominicaux was an 18th-century
goguette (singing society),
founded in 1759 and
active for many years. It
disappeared during...
- the w****ly Las
dominicales del
Libre Pensamiento (The
Sundays of Freethought) with
Fernando Lozano in 1882. As
editor of the
Dominicales, Chíes was prosecuted...
- Literature.
Harper & Bros. p. 739. A
white veil or coif,
called velamen dominicale, was worn by
females at the time of
receiving the
eucharist during the...
-
Salve Virgo Puerpera Sub tuum
praesidium Veni
Domine Vesperae Dominicales I
Vesperae Dominicales II Mielczewski:
Complete Works Vol.1-6
Musicae Antiquae Collegium...
-
appeared in
different publications from Medellín at the
beginning of the 20th
century were
gathered in two collections: (1914) Homilías (1934)
Dominicales...
- Gabriel.
National Novel Prize in the same year. 1965: Los
geniecillos dominicales.
Novel Prize from the
newspaper Expreso(Perú). 1976:
Cambio de guardia...
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travels across Europe.
Besides his itineraries, Wey
wrote 'Sermones
dominicales super Evangelia per
totum Annum' and 'Sermones de
Festis prin****libus...
-
quadragesimales et
dominicales" (3 vols., Paris, 1497-8, 1506, 1522, etc.: Lyons, 1498, etc.); "Sermones de adventu, quadragesimales,
dominicales" and "De peccati...
- in Mexico,
published an
article in the
Budapest newspaper "Novedades
Dominicales" (Vasárnapi Újság)
about the
arrival in
Mexico of a
group of gypsies...
- sermons. At the end of the
fifteenth century a
collection of
Sermones Dominicales et de Sanctis, "Dormi secure" nuncupati, were
frequently printed. These...
