- and supporter, and did not
press her own
claims until his
death in 1479.
Orpustan, Jean-Baptiste (2007), p. 3 Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "John II of Aragon" ...
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playing the pipe,
arguably poisoned. He was
buried in Lescar.
Orpustan 2007, p. 3
Orpustan, Jean-Baptiste (2007). La B****e-Navarre dans la
guerre de Navarre...
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Berlin (non-standard etymologies; idiosyncratic).
Orpustan, J. B. (1999): La
langue basque au Moyen-Age. Baïgorri, ISBN 2-909262-22-7...
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vieille Navarre.
Retrieved 22
April 2016.
Orpustan, Jean-Baptiste (n.d.). La B****e-Navarre dans la
guerre de
Navarre (1512-1530)...
- the
commune name and
other names in the commune. Sources:
Orpustan: Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan, New
Basque Toponymy Raymond:
Topographic Dictionary of the...
- the
commune name and
other names in the commune. Sources:
Orpustan: Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan, New
Basque Toponymy Raymond:
Topographic Dictionary of the...
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Goyheneche repeated by
Manex Goyhenetche and
supported by Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan is bai una, "the
place of the river" or bai ona "hill by the river"—Ibai...
- 1863, on the page
numbers indicated in the table. (in French)
Orpustan: Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan, New
Basque Toponymy Origins: Cartulary:
Cartulary of Bayonne...
- the
commune name and
other names in the commune. Sources:
Orpustan: Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan, New
Basque Toponymy C****ini: C****ini Map from 1750 Ldh/EHESS/C****ini:...
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opposed to the Basabürüa. It was also
known as Barhoue. Jean-Baptiste
Orpustan,
Nouvelle toponymie basque,
Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, ISBN 2-86781-396-4...
