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- Verkehrsbetriebe (Hagen): urban bus lines N****auische Verkehrs-Gesellschaft NordWestBahn (NWB) Transdev Hannover PalatinaBus (Edenkoben) RegioBus Gütersloh Rheinisch-Bergische...
- 15 June 2012. "Liniennetz Waibstadt" (in German). Palatinabus. Retrieved 15 June 2012. "Palatina Bus gewinnt Vergabe für Linienbündel Sinsheim Süd" (in...
- gathered in the city's many museums: the Uffizi Gallery, the Galleria Palatina with the paintings of the "Golden Ages", the Bargello with the sculptures...
- notable example of Norman architecture, this palace houses the Cappella Palatina. Zisa (1160) and Cuba, magnificent castles/houses historically used by...
- De****ani, later incorporated into the Castello or Palazzo Madama. The Porta Palatina, on the north side of the current city centre, is still preserved in a...
- Complex of San Firenze 1645–1775 Pier Francesco Silvani and others Galleria Palatina in Palazzo Pitti 18th-19th century Ospedale di San Giovanni di Dio 1702–1735...
- stylosa f. obscura Christ Rosa stylosa var. opaca Baker Rosa stylosa var. palatina R.Keller Rosa stylosa subvar. parvula (Rouy & E.G.Camus) R.Keller Rosa...
- Rivers in Palermo Oreto River World Heritage Sites in Palermo Cappella Palatina Church of San Cataldo Martorana Palazzo dei Normanni Palermo Cathedral...
- Count of Tilly, captured the town. Tilly gave the famous Bibliotheca Palatina from the Church of the Holy Spirit to the Pope as a present. The Catholic...
- devotissimus, vir devotus, vir discretus. ŨDC—5600. u.d.pál.sćl—vir devotus palatina schola. u·d·p·r·l·p·—ut de plano recte legi posset. uelð—velud. U.F.—Felicissimus...