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foreign spellings for the city's name have
included Kioto and
Miaco or
Meaco.
Ample archeological evidence suggests human settlement in the area of Kyoto...
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prevention of blindness), and
Middle East
African Council of
Ophthalmology (
MEACO). He is also
chairman of
Eastern Mediterranean Region of the International...
- the
Tokugawa period,
describes "Yamaxiro" as a "kingdom in ****an," with "
Meaco" (Miyako, i.e. Kyoto) as its "capital." The
provincial temples included...
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entry in his
diary while in
Kyoto on 9
October 1613: In this
cittie of
Meaco, the
Portingall Jesuitts haue a
verie statelie Colledge The
Bible translator...
- the
original on 2018-01-26,
retrieved 2018-01-25 "King
Arthur ft.
Michael Meaco -
Belong to the
Rhythm (Don
Diablo Edit)". This Is EDM (in Italian). 2015-05-08...
- the
island of ****an
itself the map
shows "Nivato" (Nagato), ****o (Edo), "
Meaco" (Kyoto),
Inaba and "Osacca" (Osaka). The text
describes Gulliver's journey...
- M****amuni Roy de Woxu au ****pon,
feudataire du
grand Roy du ****on et de
Meaco. Il
avoit plus de
trente personnes a sa suite, et
entre autre, sept autres...
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exiled Christian (Kiri****an) nuns
under the Jesuit-chaplained
Beatas de
Meaco (Kyoto) or
Miyako no
Bikuni (Nuns of Kyoto, 1615–1656) in Manila. Moon Sun-Deuk...
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fuliginosus (Lacépède, 1801)
Labrus malapteronotus Lacépède, 1801
Sparus meaco Lacépède, 1802
Sparus zonephorus Lacépède, 1802
Scarus quinquefasciatus...
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where he died on May 22, 1626 (other
sources consider Kyoto /then
called Meaco/ as the
place of his death). He didn't stop
being interested in astronomy...
