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interest in any
commercial venture in the new lands, and
receive one-eighth (
ochavo) of the profits. In 1500,
during his
third voyage to the Americas, Columbus...
- six sous, each of four
quarts (also
spelled cuartos in Spanish),
eight ochavos or
twelve dineros. Five
pesetas were
equal to one duro,
which was itself...
- the Mitra, its
former headquarters, and the
building of the
chapel called Ochavo. With its
little more than 70
meters high, it was the
tallest church in...
-
Macias Bethlehem B.
Gurrea Ronnie A.
Anseling Gervalieto S.
Abapo Jerome E.
Ochavo Victoria S.
Labadlabad Virginia G. Ong
Marcelo B. Yano • Electorate 72...
- de San
Benito founded. 1453 –
Execution of Álvaro de Luna at
Plaza del
Ochavo. 1468 – San
Pablo Church built. 1469 – 19 October:
Wedding of
monarchs Ferdinand...
-
originally designed by
Enrique Egas [es] in 1519, and the
Chapel of the
Eighths (
Ochavo). He was also
involved in a few
somewhat less
serious projects, such as...
-
Etnologia turolense, [in:]
Aragon 1958, p. 6
excerpts from his
Historia de un
ochavo moruno (1884) were
placed in Jose
Bergua (ed.), Las mil
mejores paginas...
-
canvases and frescoes;
notably for the
famous "Chapel of the Eighths" (the
Ochavo). In 1653, he was
named the
official "Painter of the Cathedral", and would...
