- The
Puerta del
Reloj (pronounced [ˈpweɾta ðel
reˈlox]),
Torre del
Reloj (pronounced [ˈtore ðel
reˈlox]) or Boca del
Puente (pronounced [ˈboka ðel ˈpwente])...
- from the life of
Marcus Aurelius (known in a
later expanded edition as
Relox des principes) was
translated into
nearly every language of Europe, including...
- 1522 from the path of
Calzada de
Tepeyacac and had the name of
Calle del
Relox or Del
Reloj for
several centuries, due to a
mechanical clock installed...
- Batista. It was a two-prong
attack which included the take over of
Radio Relox at the
Radiocentro CMQ Building. Both
attacks failed.
According to one of...
- Montojo, U.M.; Sakamoto, S.; Cayme, M.F.; Gatdula, N.C.; Furio, E.F.;
Relox, J.R.; Kodama, M. (2006). "Remarkable
difference in
toxin ac****ulation of...
- (1528),
based on
experiences of the
courts of Urbino.
Antonio de Guevara,
Relox de príncipes (1529),
inspired by and
dedicated to
Charles V, a bestseller...
- • Councilors
Jezrel Aquino Romel Repil Cmyt
Renion Rodelio Relox Dante Marin Cynthia Rios Dax Rios
Robert Relox • Electorate 16,674
voters (2022) Area • Total...
- Casa del
Reloj [ˈkasa ðel
reˈlox] is a
station on Line 12 of the
Madrid Metro, next to the Casa del
Reloj ("Clock House")
housing development in Leganés...
-
wrote about the
Piedra de la
sombra (stone of the shadow, or sundial),
Relox de agua (clepsydra, or
water clock)
Argente vivo o
azogue (quicksilver or...
-
replaced by ⟨j⟩ in 1815,
although word-final ⟨x⟩
remained until 1832 (e.g.
relox, now reloj). The
combinations ⟨je⟩ and ⟨ji⟩ were
originally used only in...
