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Colonna Galatino (c. 1464 – c. 1540), also
known as
Petrus Galatinus, was an
Italian Friar Minor, philosopher,
theologian and Orientalist.
Galatino was born...
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Nunzio Galantino (born 16
August 1948) is an
Italian prelate of the
Catholic Church. He was
President of the
Administration of the
Patrimony of the Apostolic...
- Duke of San
Pedro de
Galatino (Spanish:
Duque de San
Pedro de
Galatino) is a
hereditary title in the
Peerage of
Spain accompanied by the
dignity of Grandee...
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first recognizable work of
Christian Kabbalah", and was
quoted by
Pietro Galatino who
influenced Athanasius Kircher. However, Heredia's
Kabbalah consists...
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wearing traditional Spanish zahones at a montería in El Pardo, 1908.
Alfonso XIII and the Duke of San
Pedro de
Galatino to his left and
right respectively...
- (BOE): San Miguel, Duke of Boletín
Oficial del
Estado (BOE): San
Pedro de
Galatino, Duke of Boletín
Oficial del
Estado (BOE): Sanlúcar la Mayor, Duke of Boletín...
- (BOE): San Miguel, Duke of Boletín
Oficial del
Estado (BOE): San
Pedro de
Galatino, Duke of Boletín
Oficial del
Estado (BOE): Sanlúcar la Mayor, Duke of Boletín...
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Gaffarel (1601–81) Gagnier,
Joseph (1670–1740; Oxford) Galatinus, Petrus/
Galatino,
Pietro Colonna (c. 1518) Galle, Joh. (c. 1711; Upsala) Gaudia, Barthol...
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Narros The Duke of
Tamames The Duke of
Veragua The Duke of San
Pedro de
Galatino The
Marquess of
Atarfe The
Marquess of Quirós The
Marquess of Fontalba...
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landlord and
businessman Julio Quesada y Piedrola, Duke of San
Pedro de
Galatino,
Count of Benalúa and Señorío de Láchar
planned and
contracted the sugar...
