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Jacqueline Felice de
Almania (Italian:
Jacobina Felice· Latin:
Jacoba Felicie), (fl. 1322) was
reportedly from Florence, Italy. She was an
early 14th-century...
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cardiologist Jacqueline,
Countess of
Hainaut (1401–1436)
Jacqueline Felice de
Almania (fl. 1322),
Italian physician Jacqueline Auriol, (1917–2000),
French aviator...
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Kriminalist 2019–present SOKO
Hamburg Sara Khan 2021–present
Almania Sahra Nouri 2023–present A
Murder at the End of the
World Ziba American...
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Almains for Germans. Likewise, the
Arabic name for
Germany is ألمانيا (
Almania), the
Turkish is Almanya, the
Spanish is Alemania, the
Portuguese is Alemanha...
- to
Josippon (1971:1), Elisha's
descendants had also
settled in
Germany (
Almania).
According to
Abarbanel (1960:173), the
descendants of
Tarshish eventually...
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Chefredakteur der 'Wirtschaftswoche'". "German
Online Newspapers and Magazines".
Almania Information Center.
Archived from the
original on 2
January 2015. Retrieved...
- Quechua:
Alimanya Spanish:
Alemania Tajik: Олмон (Olmon) Tatar: Алмания
Almania Tetum: Alemaña Turkish:
Almanya Welsh: Yr
Almaen (with
preceding definite...
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Bertram gen.
Czwek (von Esbeke)
Commendator fratrum domus militie Templi in
Almania, Bohemia,
Polonia et
Moravia 1294–1297
Friedrich von
Alvensleben Domorum...
- she was to be
burned as the
stake for witchcraft.
Jacqueline Felice de
Almania was
tried in
Italy in 1322 for the
unlicensed practice of medicine. She...
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Giovanni Felice (1899–1977), a
Maltese politician Jacqueline Felice de
Almania, a 14th-century
Italian woman physician Leonel Felice (born 1983), an Argentine...
