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French majordome,
modern Italian maggiordomo,
Portuguese and
Galician mordomo, and
Romanian and
Catalan as majordom. On a few
episodes of the TV sitcom...
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organized by the
mordomo. At the end of the Bodo, the
crowns are
collected and the
cortege ferries them to the home of the
mordomo. The
Monday following...
- (1120s–1192) was a
Portuguese Count,
Patron of the
Monastery of
Pombeiro and
Mordomo-mór of
Sancho I of Portugal. Born in Portugal,
Mendo was the son of Gonçalo...
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prominent position fell
successively on the
Mayor of the
Palace (Portuguese
Mordomo-Mor), on the
Chancellor (Chanceler-Mor), on the King's
Private Secretary...
- prin****l
officer of the
Crown fell upon the chanceler-mor (chancellor), the
mordomo-mor (mayor of the palace) and the escrivão da
puridade (king's private...
- Lord of Alburquerque, who
became the 1st
Count of
Barcelos and was the
Mordomo Mor (high steward) of King
Denis I of Portugal, and had
female issue. After...
- ladies-in-waiting of the
Portuguese court,
followed by the Dama
Camarista Mulher do
mordomo mór de S. a Rainha, and the Dama
honoraria Mulher do
mestre sala. All three...
- "Procession of the Crowns", the "Procession of the Boys", the "Procession of the
Mordomo" and the "Arrival of the
Bulls of the Holy Spirit", as well as partial...
- Salinas. His
brother was D.
Manrique da Silva, 1st
Marquis of Gouveia,
mordomo-mor of King John IV of
Portugal and
member of his
privy council. In 1638...
- Località
Roncone – Salerno, Località Ziton,
Madonna Delle Grazie, Martingana,
Mordomo, Penna, San Michele, San Vito,
Santa Chiara,
Scauri I, Siba – Roncone,...
