- 28.
There are
variations to Ferrer's
first name – in
Valencian it is "
Bonifaci",
while in
Spanish it is "Bonifacio")
Rebeca Sanmartín Bastida, Rosa Vidal...
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Bonifaci VI de
Castellana or
Castelhana (French:
Boniface de Castellane; fl. 1244–1265) was a Provençal
knight and lord, one of the last of the
great independent...
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Bonifaci, Bonifatz, or
Bonifacio Calvo (fl. 1253–1266) was a
Genoese troubadour of the late
thirteenth century. The only
biographical account of (part...
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worked in
Vicenza for CDN
Elettronica SnC, was owed 6
million Lira, and Mrs
Bonifaci and 33 of her
colleagues were owed 253 million Lira
together after their...
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Antoine Bonifaci (4
September 1931 – 29
December 2021) was a
French professional footballer who pla**** in
France with Nice and
Stade Français, and in Italy...
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Bonifacio López
Pulido (Montehermoso, 14 May 1774 – Segovia, 3
December 1827) was a
Spanish priest of the
Roman Catholic Church, who
became bishop of the...
- the 1950–51 season. Led by
French internationals Marcel Domingo,
Antoine Bonifaci,
Abdelaziz Ben Tifour, and Jean Courteaux, as well as the
Argentine duo...
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developed an
important school of troubadours:
Lanfranc Cigala,
Jacme Grils,
Bonifaci Calvo,
Luchetto Gattilusio,
Guillelma de Rosers, and
Simon Doria. Genoa...
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particular the
struggles between Protestants and Counter-Reformers.
Daniel Bonifaci produced the
first surviving work in this category, the
catechism Curt...
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Hanover Arms of the
House of
Hanover Royal Standard of
Hanover Parent house Bonifaci →
Obertenghi → Este → Welf
Country Kingdom of
Great Britain Kingdom of...
