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Azarias Friton, O.P. (1563 – 7 January, 1607) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Archbishop of
Nakhchivan (1604–1607).
Azarias Friton was born...
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Nicholas Friton, OP (died 1597) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Nakhchivan (1560–1597). On 20
October 1560,
Nicholas Friton was appointed...
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translation of the 1938 edition. ISBN 0517503336, s.v. grattons, p. 473 Les
fritons de
canard George Lang, The
Cuisine of Hungary,
Bonanza Books, 1971, ISBN 0517169630...
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Brother Azarias, Irish-American educator,
essayist and littérateur
Azarias Friton,
Roman Catholic prelate Azarías Pallais,
Nicaraguan poet
Azarias Ruberwa...
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German handball player Mara
Friton in 2006...
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Bishops of
Nachitschewan Nicholas Friton (20
October 1560 –
death 1597)
Azarias Friton,
Dominican Order (O.P.) (24
March 1604 –
death 7...
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Route 1,
accessed 25
December 2023 Prieß, Hans-Joachim; Harvey, Diana;
Friton,
Pascal (2012). "Global Overview". Prieß: 3–7. Pliatsidis,
Andreas Christos...
- of
Kotor (1604);
Galeazzo Sanvitale,
Archbishop of Bari (1604);
Azarias Friton,
Archbishop of
Nakhchivan (1604);
Marco Giustiniani,
Bishop of
Chios (1604);...
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Bishop of
Potenza (1603);
Angelo Baroni,
Bishop of
Kotor (1604);
Azarias Friton,
Archbishop of
Nachitschewan (1604);
Taddeo Sarti,
Bishop of Nepi e Sutri...
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Erzerum and
escaped Ottoman agents,
taking refuge in
residence of
Nicholas Friton,
Bishop of Nakhchivan, he
eventually made it to
Tabriz in July, 1572. Arriving...
