- of La Roc****e (also
known as Jean de La Roc****e, John of
Rupella, and
Johannes de
Rupella; c. 1200 – 8
February 1245), was a
French Franciscan, scholastic...
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Lampronia rupella is a moth of the
family Prodoxidae. It is
found in most of Europe, with the
exception of Iceland, Ireland,
Great Britain, the Benelux...
- 1932
History Rupella (1932–1996) La Roc****e
Basket 17 (1996–2000)
Rupella Basket (2000-2012)
Union Basket La Roc****e (2012-2015)
Rupella Basket(2015-2018)...
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Petite Encyclopédie
Monumentale et
Historique de La Roc****e. Édition
Rupella. p. 96. ISBN 978-2864740148. "La Roc****e: le plus
vieil hôtel de ville...
- same
period have also been found. The name was
first recorded in 961 as
Rupella, from a
Latin diminutive meaning 'little rock'. It was
later known as Rocella...
- de
Joseph de
Maistre et la
Doctrine de Maurras. La Roc****e:
Editions Rupella. Nordin,
Svante (2016). Filosoferna : den
moderna världens födelse och...
- 1977)
Haymo of
Faversham (d. 1244)
Alexander of
Hales (d. 1245) John of
Rupella (d. 1245) John of La Roc****e (d. 1245) Hugh of
Digne (d. 1285) Matthew...
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possession of
Robert de Vaux.
After p****ing to
various descendants,
Richard de
Rupella (elsewhere Rokele) was
granted the
manor in 1249 as a
reward for his service...
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nobles ********inated
Bishop Stanislaus in the
church of St.
Michael in
Rupella on 11
April 1079, and cut up his
corpse into seventy-two pieces. Poland...
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Haymo of
Faversham (died 1244),
Alexander of
Hales (died 1245), John of
Rupella (died 1245),
William of
Melitona (died 1260), St.
Bonaventure (died 1274)...
