- Rev. Fr.
Giacomo Fenicio (1558 - 1632), also
known as
Arthunkal Veluthachan,
Jacomo Fenicio or
Jacob Fenicio was an
Italian Jesuit priest, scholar, theologian...
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improvements around it were
carried out
during the 17th
century by
Giacomo Fenicio as necessary,
without sacrificing the main
sanctity of the place.|Currently...
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Retrieved 12
October 2016. Ana
Margarida Arruda (2002). Los
fenicios en Portugal:
fenicios y
mundo indígena en el
centro y sur de
Portugal (siglos VIII-VI...
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Universidad de Sevilla. 1998. p. 93.
Retrieved 8
February 2013. La
presencia de
fenicios en la
antigua Sevilla parece constatada por el topónimo Spal que en diversas...
- (2004) and F. González de Canales, L.
Serrano and J. Llompart, El
Emporio Fenicio-Precolonial de Huelva, ca. 900-770 a.C. (2004). (es)
Gonzalez de Canales...
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Makaram Perunnal. The
church was
rebuilt in 1584
under the
vicar Jacomo Fenicio, an
Italian Jesuit whose devotees claim to
possess powers to heal the body...
- "El
Corresponsal de
Medio Oriente y
Africa – Málaga
recupera su
pasado fenicio".
Archived from the
original on 7
March 2016.
Retrieved 24
September 2010...
- ""El
Corresponsal de
Medio Oriente y
Africa – Málaga
recupera su
pasado fenicio"".
Archived from the
original on 7
March 2016.
Archived from the "original"...
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extracted in
November 2024. In 2009, the
Centro de Interpretación del
Barco Fenicio del
Puerto de Mazarrón (Interpretation
Center of the
Phoenician Ship of...
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recorded as
entering the
Nilgiri Hills, an
Italian priest/explorer
named Fenicio. He
interviewed people who
identified as Toda and Badega, the
latter occupying...
