- 705142°N 2.5834798°E / 39.705142; 2.5834798 The
prehistoric site of Son
Oleza is a
prehistoric "Beaker culture"
dolmen and ****ociated
settlement site...
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motivated the
inclusion of p****ages
about the
disease in Miró's two so-called "
Oleza" novels. The 2006
census established that Parcent's po****tion was 1,019...
- Majorca: five
talaiots and
ancient village Ses Païsses, near Artà,
Majorca Son
Oleza dolmen, Majorca,
discovered in 1999 Bocchoris,
Majorca Settlement at S'illot...
- word
length in
Spanish in
collaboration with
Jesuit researcher J. M. de
Oleza. They
examined 1432
words that
contained 3888
syllables and 8440 sounds...
- Fra' Nicolás
Cotoner y de
Oleza (Catalan:
Nicolau Cotoner i d'Olesa; 1608,
Mallorca – 29
April 1680, Malta) was a
knight of
Crown of
Aragon who served...
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traditionally considered to be used for
making cheese, at Son Ferrandell-
Oleza and at
Coval Simó
confirms the
introduction of
production and conservation...
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January 2014 16
Collerense 0–1
Barcelona Palma de
Mallorca Report Jelena 58' Stadium: Camp Muni****l Coll d'en Reb****a Ca'n
Caimari Referee: Luis de
Oleza...
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pronounced longer than the same
vowels in long words.: 122
Menzerath & de
Oleza (1928)
expanded this
observation to
state that, as the
number of syllables...
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Rafael Cotoner y de
Oleza (Maltese:
Raphael Cotoner; 1601 – 20
October 1663) was a
Spanish knight of
Aragon who
served as 60th
Grand Master of the Knights...
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leproso (The
leprous bishop)(1926). Both play out in the
Levantine city of
Oleza, a
reflection of Orihuela, in the last
third of the 19th century. The city...
