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Pechina is a muni****lity of the
Province of Almería, in the
autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is on the site of the
ancient town of Urci....
- cornice,
along with four
saints in full-length
reliefs that
occupy the "
pechinas" of the
columns that
sustain the temple's dome,
which is
considered one...
- port or
coastal suburb of
Pechina, it was
initially known as
Mariyyat al-Bajjāna (Bajjāna
being the
Arabic name for
Pechina). The
origin of Almería is...
- In the 10th century,
slave traders in
Verdun in
France and in Becâne (
Pechina), Spain,
castrated captives who were then
enslaved as
harem attendants...
- the role. The
studio announced the
casting calls in Spain's Almería and
Pechina for 3,000 to 4,000 extras, and on the
island of
Fuerteventura for another...
- Qurtuba, Rayya, Ilbira, Yayyán (sometimes
called al-Busharrat), Beŷala or
Pechina,
Tudmir and
Balansiya (called in some
texts Amur).
Others would disappear...
-
veteran admiral who had
served Al-Hakam II and was Qadi of
Elvira and
Pechina. He
repulsed raids by al-Magus (idolaters) or al-Urdumaniyun ('men of the...
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significant tributary. It p****es
through the muni****lities of Rioja,
Pechina, Viator, and Benahadux,
where it
waters many
citrus orchards. Finally,...
- خَشْخَاش ٱبْن سَعِيد ٱبْن أَسْوَد, Khaškhāš ibn Saʿīd ibn ʾAswad; born in
Pechina, Andalusia) was an
Andalusian navigator.
According to
Muslim historian...
-
veteran admiral who had
served Al-Hakam II and was Qadi of
Elvira and
Pechina. He
repulsed raids by al-Magus (idolaters) or al-Urdumaniyun ('men of the...
