- The word
eulogia has a
special use in
connection with
monastic life. In the
Benedictine Rule
monks are
forbidden to
receive "litteras,
eulogias, vel quaelibet...
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crossed bones, with the
number 322 on the
lower jaw. Its
members worshipped Eulogia, a
fictional goddess of eloquence. The
number "322"
appears in
Skull and...
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Eulogia is a
monotypic snout moth
genus described by Carl
Heinrich in 1956. Its only
species is
Eulogia ochrifrontella, the broad-banded
eulogia moth,...
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Eulogia Echaurren García-****dobro (1830–
April 27, 1887) was
First Lady of
Chile and the wife of
President Federico Errázuriz Zañartu. She was born in...
- Rosa
Altagracia Eulogia Gómez
Arias (11
March 1940 – 21
March 2022) was a
Dominican socialite who was the
First Lady of the
Dominican Republic from 2000...
- Παλαιολογίνα; c. 1218–1284),
after c. 1261
known by her
monastic name as
Eulogia (Εὐλογία), was an
elder sister of the
Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos...
- Abū
Ishaq Ibrahim al-Zarqali
Fictional portrait by
Eulogia Merle for the Fundación Española para la
Ciencia y la Tecnología (2011)
Personal life Born...
- Redemptus, Restitutus, etc. from
festivals or rites, e.g., Epiphanius,
Eulogia, Natalis, Pascasia,
Sabbatius and the
frequently recurring Martyrius; from...
- and
barely visible beneath the growth. Robbins, Alexandra. "George W.,
Knight of
Eulogia". The
Atlantic (May 2000). Deer Island: A
Brief History v t e...
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Portrait of
Abraham Zacut.
Spanish Foundation for
Science and Technology,
Eulogia Merle. Born (1452-08-12)12
August 1452 Salamanca,
Kingdom of
Castile and...
