- saint" and
later also "place of refuge". Gendry, Mickaël (2010). "Les
minihis en
Bretagne entre le IXe et le XIIe siècle: des
territoires monastiques...
- of the name is disputed, and
could either come from the
Breton language minihi meaning a sanctuary, or from
minkier meaning a
seller of fish. Thousands...
-
published his own
translation in 2002,
edited by the
catholic spiritual centre Minihi Levenez: An
Testamant Nevez.
Kelou Mad Jezuz, or
Zalver (« The New Testament...
-
calvaires en Bretagne. =
Kroaziou ha
kalvarihou or bro (in French), Trelevenez:
Minihi levenez, ISBN 2-908230-09-7 – also in the
Breton language Marc Déceneux...
- The
priory was a
place of retreat, thus the name of the "pardon" is Tro
Minihi or "Tour of the Retreat",
Gallicized as Tromenie.
Locranon Parish close...
- notation),
Minihi Levenez, 2002. -
Musikou Kantikou Brezoneg a-viskoaz hag a-vremañ.
Collection of
scores of
Breton hymns of
always and today,
Minihi Levenez...
-
Sainte Anne et les
Bretons –
Santez Anna, Mamm goz ar Vretonned, éditions
Minihi Levenez,
Bilingual Work in
Breton and French, 1996, (OCLC 865315790). Saint...
- Chapter..." Anna
Bowman Dodd, Talleyrand: the
Training of a
Statesman (1927)
Minihi Levenez,
Sillons et
Sillages en Finistère (2000)
Prosper Jean Levot, Histoire...
-
Revue de
Bretagne (in French). 31: 121–27. Gendry, Mickaël (2010). "Les
minihis en
Bretagne entre le IXe et le XIIe siècle: des
territoires monastiques...
-
southeast of Liskeard. The
meaning of the name is "sanctuary of Neot" (from
minihi and Neot).
Menheniot had a po****tion of 1,605 in the 2001 census. This...
