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Ratisbonne and Italian, Spanish, and
Portuguese Ratisbona – as a
cognate of its
Latin name of
Ratisbona,
which is in turn
derived from
Gaulish Radasbona...
- 927
Ratisbona is a
large and dark
background asteroid,
approximately 76
kilometers (47 miles) in diameter,
located in the
outer region of the asteroid...
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cambio de la edición
oficial del
canto gregoriano de la
editorial Pustet/
Ratisbona a la de
Solesmes en la época del Motu proprio". In El Motu
proprio de...
- Karl
Reinmuth from the
calendar Der
Lahrer hinkende Bote DMP · 926 927
Ratisbona 1920 GO
Latin name of the city of
Regensburg in south-east
Germany DMP ·...
- 1206
Bishop Cencio (Pope
Honorius III) 24 July 1216
Bishop Siegfried Ratisbona ?? ???? 1227
Mariano Filangeri March 1227
Silvestre Godinho 4
August 1231...
- dynasties.
Henry took his
residence in the
Bavarian capital of
Regensburg (
Ratisbona). In May 1142 he
married Gertrude,
daughter of
Emperor Lothair and widow...
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Argentoratum Strasbourg Germania Superior 5
Legio III
Italica Castra Regina Ratisbona Raetia 6
Legio II
Italica Lauria**** Enns Nori**** 7
Legio X
Gemina Vindobona...
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Bauer (baritone) of Regensburg,
whose earlier ensemble Vokalsolisten Ratisbona was the
genesis of the ensemble, John
Potter (tenor), and
Richard Wistreich...
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Castra Regina (Latin),
Radasbona (Hungarian),
Ratisbon (former English),
Ratisbona (Italian, Portuguese,
former Romanian, Spanish, Catalan),
Ratisbonne (French)...
- Publications. p. 148. ISBN 971-91595-4-5. Ag****o, Domenico. "San
Volfango di
Ratisbona",
Santi e Beati,
February 1, 2001 Bernhardt, John W.,
Itinerant Kingship...
