-
veneration of
Cucuphas.
Since the
eighth century, Sant
Cugat has
claimed Cucuphas' relics. In the
eighth century,
Saint Fulrad took a
relic of
Cucuphas from Sant...
- In old pharmacy, a
cucupha or
cucufa was a cap, or
cover for the head, with
cephalic ****es
quilted in it, worn for
certain nervous distempers, particularly...
- del Vallès
during the
Second Spanish Republic, it is
named after Saint Cucuphas, who is said to have been
martyred on the spot now
occupied by its medieval...
- Sant
Cugat is
Catalan for
Saint Cucuphas and may
refer to: Sant
Cugat del Vallès,
Spain Sant
Cugat Museum Sant
Cugat (Barcelona–Vallès Line), a railway...
- of Alexandria, of
Egypt Cerbonius, of
North Africa Crispina, of
Algeria Cucuphas, of
Tunisia Damian of Alexandria, of
Egypt Demetrius of Alexandria, of...
-
which dates back to
Middle Ages, was
dedicated to the
martyred saint Cucuphas.
Around the end of the 4th millennium,
Neolithic clans had
already occupied...
- also
toque blanche, or more familiarly,
toque Coronet Cowboy hat
Crown Cucupha Energy dome Firefighter's
helmet Gas mask
Green eyeshade Headlamp Night...
-
martyrdom of
Saint Cucuphas (in Catalan, Sant Cugat) with
enormous realism. The
executioner cuts the saint's
throat while Cucuphas remains tied to a tree...
-
parish of the muni****lity of Llanera, Asturias. Its name
refers to
Saint Cucuphas. Rodríguez Álvarez, Ramón (May 2008). Real
Instituto de
Estudios Asturianos...
- was
decided to
unite the
fifth century church housing the
remains of St.
Cucuphas (Catalan: Sant Cugat) with an
annexed fortification. The
monastery started...
