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Gallician is a
village in the
commune of
Vauvert in the département of Gard, in the
region of Languedoc-Roussillon,
southern France. It has a po****tion...
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Gallicanism is the
belief that po****r
secular authority—often
represented by the monarch's or the state's authority—over the
Catholic Church is comparable...
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Mariner Gallician Baiona Hans of
Aachen Gunner German Aachen Juan de
Arratia Able
Seaman Basque Bilbao Vasco Gómez
Gallego Able
Seaman Gallician Baiona...
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churches of the
Slovak Carpathians Spain –
Asturian teito,
Asturian hórreo,
Gallician palloza Ukraine –
Wooden churches United Kingdom –
Dartmoor longhouse...
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reigned long
before the Reformation. He was
regarded by the
Gallicians as a
noble man who
respected people's
dignity and lives.
Janet Gray and...
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turris fortis contra inimi**** (turris
fortitudinis a
facie inimici in the
Gallician psalter). The
three windows make the
tower represent the
Blessed Trinity:...
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Republicano Liberal Demócrata) and
Supporters of the
Republic 1.05% 4
Gallician Independents 0.78% 5
Other Republican Independents 0.74% 2 Republican...
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elected to the city's
council but
declined the mandate.
Collard moved to
Gallician, a town in Gard. He was
elected to the
National ****embly as a
member of...
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Middle Ages. The
commune comprises the town of
Vauvert and the
villages of
Gallician and Montcalm. Over a
third of the po****tion work in industry,
which is...
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monosyllables in the
present tense, the
Iberian Romance languages (Spanish,
Gallician-Portuguese, and Catalan)
restricted its use and
started to use teneō as...
