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Zaidín (Spanish pronunciation: [θajˈðin]) or Saidí (Catalan: [sajˈði]) is a muni****lity
located in the
province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain.
According to...
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Zaidín is a
district located in the
South of the city of Granada. It is also
known by the name of
Zaidín-Vergeles. It is the most po****ted neighborhood...
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distributed by the
different districts of the city and are the following:
Zaidín Sur,
Zaidín Centro-Este, Realejo, Las Flores, La Caleta, Góngora, Doctores, Cartuja...
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Francisco Codera y
Zaidín (Huesca, Spain, 23 June 1836 – 6
November 1917) was a
Spanish historian,
philologist and
Arabist scholar.
Among his students...
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Pierre Zaïdin (26 May 1893 – 2
October 1956) was a
French athlete. He
competed in the men's
hammer throw at the 1924
Summer Olympics. "Pierre
Zaïdin". Olympedia...
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received a
royalty of only $11. Her
lawyer in the late 1950s,
Earle Warren Zaidins,
registered with BMI only two
songs she had
written or co-written, costing...
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between Islamic and
Christian dates by the
calendar in
Francisco Codera y
Zaidín (2004),
Decadencia y desaparición de los almorávides en España (Pamplona)...
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Torrente de
Cinca (Torrent de Cinca),
Velilla de
Cinca (Vilella de Cinca) and
Zaidín (Saidí). The 11 muni****lities that
comprise it are from the
province of...
- رجال اهل الاندلس ء);
Biographic encyclopedia of Arab Spain. (ed.
Codera y
Zaidín, Francisco; Ribera, Julián;
Bibliotheca Arabico-Hispana, 1884) (al-Qāhirah...
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fought the
local Spanish forces on 17
September 1898.
Governor Vicente Zaidín capitulated to the
revolutionists on the
following day. With the arrival...
