- most of the
courts of Europe." Bec 1963. Bec 1963, pp. 20–21.
Cierbide Martinena,
Ricardo (1996). "Convivencia histórica de
lenguas y
culturas en Navarra"...
- Néstor
Gabriel Martinena (born 22
January 1987 in Necochea,
Buenos Aires) is an
Argentine football forward currently playing for Club Círculo Deportivo...
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Ulazia Directors Virginia Arakistain Leire Barriuso J. A. Fernández
Javier Gurrutxaga Agustín
Lahidalga Antón
Martinena Alex Martínez
Javier Sarrionandia...
- Chicago:
Chicago University Press. p. 125. ISBN 978-0-226-31964-3.;
Ciervide Martinena,
Ricardo Javier (1980). "Toponimia navarra:
historia y lengua". Fontes...
- of 7,000 who were accused. She was the
widow of the
milner Juanes de
Martinena. She was
arrested by the
inquisitor Valle Alvarado in 1609. She was charged...
- in 1829
adjacent to the
cemetery of San Vicente,
built by Fr.
Isidro Martinena, OP in 1892.
Founded on
January 31, 1979, the
Roman Catholic Diocese of...
- lingüístico
Archived 2016-03-05 at the
Wayback Machine Ricardo Cierbide Martinena, in
Zeitschrift für
Romanische Philologie (ZrP).
Volume 105,
Issue 3-4...
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programs of
study by José María Lacarra,
Julio Caro
Baroja and Juan José
Martinena. The
layout of Navarrería
follows the
classic urban articulation on two...
- Pamplona:
official Basque-Navarro architects' school. ISBN 84-611-3284-X
Martinena Ruiz, Juan José (1987). The
Citadel of
Pamplona (Short
collection of Pamplona...
- los
reinos cristianos de la Península Ibérica
durante la Edad Media.
martinena,
Roncesvalles Catalog, No. 11 and 129 for the
extreme dates. "History...
