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Trinitaria may
refer to: La
Trinitaria, Chiapas, a town and one of the 119 muni****lities of Chiapas,
Mexico La
Trinitaria (Dominican Republic), a revolutionary...
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Convent of the
Barefoot Trinitarians (Spanish:
Convento de las
Monjas Trinitarias Descalzas) is a
convent located in Madrid, Spain. The
writer Miguel de...
- La
Trinitaria (Spanish: [la tɾiniˈtaɾja], The Trinity) was a
secret society founded in 1838 in what
today is
known as
Arzobispo Nouel Street,
across from...
- compensation. In 1838, Juan
Pablo Duarte founded a
secret society called La
Trinitaria,
which sought the
complete independence of
Santo Domingo without any foreign...
- The
Trinitarian Church of Lima (Spanish:
Iglesia y
Monasterio de las
Trinitarias) is a
Catholic church and
monastery in the
colonial area of the neighbourhood...
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church of San
Antonio Abad,
built in the 15th century. The
convent of
Trinitarias Recoletas, from the 17th century. The
Cervantine Museum. The
Museum of...
- reformer. She was the
founder of the
Monasterio de las
trinitarias de El Toboso [es] and of the
Trinitarias contemplativas [es]. Ángela María was born in the...
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Edizioni Studio Domenicano (ed.).
Terra che
diventa cielo - L'inabitazione
trinitaria in san Francesco. Le
frecce (in
Italian and Spanish). p. 312. ISBN 8870947394...
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until her death, and
never married. She
founded "el
convento de las
Trinitarias de Sarracín", the
Convent of the
Trinity in Sarracín,
where she was buried...
- po****tion of the site of El Lagartero, in the
present day muni****lity of La
Trinitaria in Chiapas, Mexico, the site was
inhabited from 300 AD to 1400 AD between...
