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Gaudiosa (born c. 695) was,
according to late sources, an 8th-century
queen of Asturias.
According to the 16th-century
Spanish historian Ambrosio de Morales...
- X of
Castile to the Holy Cave of Covadonga, as were
those of his wife
Gaudiosa and his sister. He left, in
addition to his son and
successor Fafila, a...
- J37
Rosario ch org/harm (+ bar) 1879 Choral,
sacred 56/1 J37/1
Mysteria gaudiosa ch org/harm 1879 Choral,
sacred arr. for org/harm as S.670/1 56/2 J37/2...
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Burial Santa Cruz de
Cangas de Onís
Consort Froiluba Dynasty Astur-Leonese
dynasty Father Pelagius Mother Gaudiosa Religion Chalcedonian Christianity...
- The
white or
yellowish umbilical area is small. (Description of
Gibbula gaudiosa) The
height of the s****
attains 5.6 mm, its
diameter 5.7 mm. The moderately...
- of Don
Agostino Serra Terranova in the mid 19th
century as the
Casino Gaudiosa,
achieving much of its
current form. Sold
after Don Agostino's
death in...
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mucronata A. Adams, 1852 N****a (Telasco)
gaudiosa Hinds, 1844 N****a (Zeuxis)
gaudiosa Hinds, 1844 N****a
gaudiosa Hinds, 1844 N****a
graphitera Beck in Marrat...
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Gaudiosa. The Latin-language
Chronicon Albeldense states that
Ermesinda was
daughter of Pelagius, the
first king of Asturias, and his queen,
Gaudiosa...
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Pelagius King of
Asturias 685–718-737
Gaudiosa Peter Duke of
Cantabria ?-730
Froiluba Favila King of
Asturias ?-737–739
Ermesinda ≈720/730—?
Alfonso I...
- following:
Pelagius of
Asturias (died 737),
first king of Asturias.
Queen Gaudiosa, Pelagius's wife. A
sister of King Pelagius.
Alfonso I of
Asturias (693-757)...
