-
return to the
village to plan how to make them leave. Meanwhile, Anonymus,
Dulcia and Mischiefus, a
family from Rome, are
denied their apartments given to...
- such as
ketchup or mayonnaise. Some
authors consider the
recipe for
Aliter Dulcia 'Another
sweet dish' in the
Apicius to be "not very different" from modern...
-
production and
rights to the
Maoam candy and
Haribo Chamallows (formerly “
Dulcia”). The
company headquarters was in the
Kessenich district of Bonn until...
-
Douce I (also
Dulcia or Dolça,
called "of Rouergue" or "of Gévaudan") (c. 1090 – 1127) was the
daughter of
Gilbert I of Gévaudan and
Gerberga of Provence...
- the 15th century. The
Ancient Romans called their fried concoctions alia
dulcia,
Latin for "other sweets".
These were much
different from what are known...
- (disambiguation)
Dulce (given name)
Dulce (footballer),
Brazilian footballer Dúlcia Maria Davi (born 1982)
Dulce (Filipino singer),
stage name of
Filipino singer...
-
since the
Middle Ages that was
derived from the same
Latin source word.
Dulcia was a form of the name in use in the
Later Roman Empire.
Dulcis and Dulceta...
- Dude, Where's My Donkey?!
Sophie Ford Asterix: The
Mansions of the Gods
Dulcia (voice) UK dub 2015 Not Sophie's
Choice Mummy Short film
Unity Narrator...
-
March 1211
Ferdinand (1190 – 1249),
cistercian monk,
Abbot of Montearagón.
Dulcia (1192 – ?), a nun at Sijena.
Benito Vicente de Cuéllar (1995), «Los "condes-reyes"...
-
March 1211
Ferdinand (1190 – 1249),
cistercian monk,
Abbot of Montearagón.
Dulcia (1192 – ?), a nun at Sijena.
Martin 2012, p. 1087.
Doran &
Smith 2008, p...
