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Melinde may
refer to: Melinda, a
female name
Malindi (once
known as
Melinde), a town on the
coast of
Kenya This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
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examples include the
geographic start of Gama's
speech to the king of
Melinde,
certain sculptures of the
palaces of
Neptune and the Samorim, the speech...
- both of
which are
bound from
Sofala and
others which come from
Cambay and
Melinde and
others which sail to the
island of Zanzibar." In the 17th century,...
- Índias,
indicava que os "refrescos"
oferecidos aos
portugueses pelo rei de
Melinde eram o remédio
eficaz contra a doença (Nava, 2004). A
medicina nas caravelas...
- both of
which are
bound from
Sofala and
others which come from
Cambay and
Melinde and
others which sail to the
island of Zanzibar."
Vasco da Gama was the...
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Portuguese were ****isted in this
attack by an
enemy of Mombasa, the
Sultan of
Melinde. The same
month a
caravel of Almeida's
fleet captained by John (João) Homere...
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Vital Records of
Salem M****achusetts. Vol. 1–6. ISBN 1153428784. Sanborn,
Melinde Lutz (1987). Es****
County M****achusetts
Probate Records, 1630–1840. Vol...
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volume contains about 200
individual sketches.
George Freeman Sanborn and
Melinde Lutz
Sanborn contributed to the
first two
volumes of this series. The Pilgrim...
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Socotra ("the two sisters"), in
parts of the
Zanguebar coast (the
Kingdom of
Melinde and on the
island of Quiloa), and
among descendants of
Chinese settlers...
- ISBN 0-88082-044-6. Anderson,
Robert C.; Sanborn,
George F. Jr.; Sanborn,
Melinde L. (1999). The
Great Migration,
Immigrants to New
England 1634–1635. Vol...
