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Finnia Wunram (born 18
December 1995) is a
German swimmer,
specialising in open
water events. She
competed in the women's 10 km and 25 km
events at the...
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Fennia can
refer to: An old
Latin name for Finland,
along with
Finnia,
Finningia and most
often used
Finlandia that
originates from an old
conception that...
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economy with
local trade and the
first minting of
coins in 997. In 902 Máel
Finnia mac
Flannacain of
Brega and
Cerball mac Muirecáin of
Leinster joined forces...
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Dumnonia Devon Epirus Epirus:
composed of the
Albanian South and Gr****
Epirus Finnia Finland Foenicia or
Phoenicia Lebanon Formosa Taiwan Galatia Turkey (Central)...
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national folklore.
Already in 1557, the bear had
emerged as the
emblem of
Finnia Septentrionalis ("North Finland", at the time
roughly the same as Sata****a...
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Dublin were
expelled from the city in 902 by a
joint force led by Máel
Finnia mac Flannacán,
overking of
Brega and
Cerball mac Muirecáin,
overking of...
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Missing Klink" 1963-1969 The
Virginian Alice (as Ann Gardner)
Geraldine Del
Finnia Episode: "Man of Violence" Episode: "Crime Wave in
Buffalo Springs" 1969...
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Flann mac
Conaing (died 868) Flannacán mac
Cellaig (died 896) Máel
Finnia mac
Flannacain (died 903) Máel
Mithig mac
Flannacain (died 919) List incomplete:...
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dynasty in
Early Christian Brega: Lusk, Inis Pátraic and the cast of Máel-
Finnia, king and saint",
Table 8.1,
Lineages of Síl nÁedo Sláine, p. 127; in The...
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Finningia is an old
Latin name for Finland,
along with Fennia,
Finnia and most
often used Finlandia. The name
first appears in the work of
Olaus Magnus...
