- correct,
because in the
Iguvine Tables the god is
named Fis(i)us or
Fisovius Sancius. However, his interpretation,
based on
unknown theological do****ents, tallies...
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Publica from Ferentinum.
Iupater Sancius is
identical with Semo
Sancus Dius
Fidius of the Latins. Here we see
Fisus Sancius who
originally was an attribute...
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Seventh Granted unto Iohn
Cabot and his
Three Sonnes, Lewis,
Sebastian and
Sancius for the
Discouerie of New and
Unknowen Lands, 3
February 1498, from Avalon...
- 13th-century
historian Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada
called him
desiderabilis Sancius. Van-Houts 2013, p. 160. Carl 2011, p. 155. Unzué, José Luis Orella; Estévez...
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monastery of San
Salvador de Oña, an
enclave in Burgos,
under the
inscription Sancius,
gratia Dei,
Hispaniarum rex.
Before his
death in 1035,
Sancho divided...
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Neris and
Nemunas rivers. In
Kaunas there are 16
urban parks (Ąžuolyno, A.
Šančių ąžuolynas, Dainavos, Draugystės, Kalniečių, Santakos, Vilijos, Nepriklausomybės...
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Murrighile 9 May 2005 31 May 2010
Sardinia Project Democratic Party 2
Fedele Sanciu 31 May 2010 1 July 2013 The
People of
Freedom –
Francesco Pirari 1 July...
- Sancha, Sancharia, Sanche, Sanchee, Sanchie, Sancho, Sancia, Sància,
Sancius, Sancta, Sancti, Sanctis, Sanctum, Sanctus, Sanctutius, Sanson, Sanxon...
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player Sanchez is
derived from
Latin sanctus (“holy”) and ez (“of”/“son”).
Sancius, Sanctius,
Sancho Lay
Catholic Martyred in 851
Saint Teresa of
Avila José...
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Sicilian (Sicilian: sicilianu, Sicilian: [sɪ(t)ʃɪˈljaːnu]; Italian: siciliano) is a
Romance language that is
spoken on the
island of
Sicily and its satellite...
