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olive oil.
Martos thus
became one of the most
prosperous cities of
eastern Andalusia.
Around 250 AD, a
bishopric was
established in
present Martos under the...
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Martos is a Spanish,
Hungarian or
Ukrainian surname that may
refer to
Antonio Martos (cyclist) (born 1946),
Spanish racing cyclist Antonio Martos Ortiz...
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prelate Jacinta and
Francisco Marto, (1908–1919, 1910–1920),
Portuguese child visionaries,
canonized as
saints in 2017
Martos (surname) This page or section...
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Martos is a city in Spain.
Martos may also
refer to
Martos CD, a
Spanish football club
based in
Martos Fuensanta de
Martos,
another city in
Spain Martovce...
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Mario Martos regresa al Almería B (Mario
Martos returns to Almería B); Vavel, 30
January 2015 (in Spanish)
Mario Martos at BD****bol
Mario Martos at ****bolme...
- 1919.
Martos was born in Gradizhsk, in the
Poltava Governorate of the
Russian Empire, into a
noble family of the
Ossorya coat of arms.
Martos graduated...
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Francisco de
Jesus Marto (11 June 1908 – 4
April 1919) and
Jacinta de
Jesus Marto (5
March 1910 – 20
February 1920) were
siblings from Aljustrel, a small...
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Antonio Martos may
refer to:
Antonio Martos Ortiz (born 1981),
member of the
boyband D'NASH
Antonio Martos (cyclist) (born 1946),
Spanish racing cyclist...
- Ivan
Petrovich Martos (Russian: Иван Петрович Мартос; Ukrainian: Іван Петрович Мартос; 1754 – 5
April 1835) was a
Russian sculptor and art
teacher of Ukrainian...
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Marcos Martos may
refer to:
Marco Martos (American football) (born 1973),
Mexican American football player Marco Martos Carrera,
Peruvian poet This disambiguation...
