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Adulfus of
Dummium (?-?) was a
medieval Galician bishop.
Episcopologio Mindoniense. CAL PARDO, Enrique, 2003, ISBN 84-933023-1-7. (in Spanish) Official...
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Coaches 19
Leobardo Arauz (first base) 14
Eduardo Arredondo (****istant) 1
Adulfo Camacho (third base) 16
Emigdio Lopez (bullpen) 51
Eleazar Mora (pitching)...
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Manager 27 Juan
Gabriel Castro Coaches 81
Darryl Brinkley (hitting) 1
Adulfo Camacho (third base) 45
Elmer Dessens (pitching) 23
Cornelio García (hitting)...
- Fructuós 633
Gandeleno 653
Eusendo 683
Esteve 714 Sant
Medard 788
Jacobo 842
Adulfo 887–922 Atón 923–955
Odisendo 955–975
Aimerico 988–991
Jacobo 996 Aimerico...
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Francisco 1904–1909 03. Peláez Valladolid,
Antonio 1909–1913 04.
Villa Báñez,
Adulfo 1913–1914 05.
Acevedo Medina, Juan 1914–1919 06.
Sancho Espinosa, Ignacio...
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Coaches 19
Leobardo Arauz (first base) 14
Eduardo Arredondo (****istant) 1
Adulfo Camacho (third base) 16
Emigdio Lopez (bullpen) 51
Eleazar Mora (pitching)...
- capital. The
localities in
Santiago Papasquiaro muni****lity are Acatita,
Adulfo Virrey, Alamillos, Aranas,
Arroyo de las Iglesias,
Arroyo Grande, Arroyo...
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Armentario (984–1011)
Suario I (1015–1022) Nuño I (1025–1027)
Adulfo (¿–?)
Albito (1040?)
Suario II (1058–1071)
Saint Gonzalo (1071–1112) Nuño...
- 2435–2438. doi:10.1021/jo00325a001. ISSN 0022-3263. Acosta-Calderon,
Julio Adulfo; Hernández-Rodríguez, César; Mendoza-González, Ángela Catalina; Mateo-Cid...
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Monastery of
Sigena in 2017. All the
names are
given in Spanish: 887–922 :
Adulfo — (since
before 887 to 922) 923–955 : Atón 955–975 :
Odisendo 988–991 :...
