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Francisco Guerau (1649–1722) was a
Spanish Baroque composer.
After being born on Majorca, he
entered the
singing school at the
Royal College in Madrid...
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Guerau de Espés del
Valle (1524 in
Lleida – 1572) was a
Spanish nobleman and diplomat. He
served as
Philip II of Spain's amb****ador to
Elizabeth I of England...
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Guerau or
Guerao de
Cabrera (Occitan:
Giraut or
Guiraut de Cabreira) may
refer to:
Guerau I de
Cabrera Guerau II de
Cabrera (died c. 1132)
Guerau III...
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Guerau III de
Cabrera (died 1160/61), also
called Guiraut (or Giraut) de Cabreira, was a
Catalan nobleman and
Occitan troubadour. He was the
viscount of...
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Guerau IV de
Cabrera (1196–1229) was a
claimant to the
County of
Urgel during the time that
James I of
Aragon was King of Aragon. His uncle, Ponç III of...
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Guerau de M****anet or Maçanet (Catalan pronunciation: [ɡəˈɾaw ðə məsəˈnɛt]) was a
Catalan nobleman and poet of the
early fifteenth century. He is known...
- terms. In 1228,
James faced the
sternest opposition yet from a v****al.
Guerau IV de
Cabrera occupied the
County of
Urgell in
opposition to Aurembiax,...
- 2019.
Retrieved 26
March 2013. Kuhbier, Heinrich; Alcover,
Josep Antoni;
Guerau d'Arellano Tur, Cristòfol, eds. (1984).
Biogeography and
Ecology of the...
- (1654–1713),
Capricci armonici sopra la
chitarra spagnola (1692) [6]
Francisco Guerau (1649–1722),
Poema harmonico (1694) [7]
Henri Grenerin (fl. mid-17th century)...
- 1017-1050:
Guerau I de
Cabrera 1050-1105: Ponç I de
Cabrera 1105-1132:
Guerau II de
Cabrera 1132-1162: Ponç II de
Cabrera 1162-1180:
Guerau III de Cabrera...
