- Richardis), also
known as Richgard,
Richardis of
Swabia and
Richarde de
Souabe in
French (c. 840 – 18 September,
between 894 and 896 AD), was the Holy...
- (Finnish)
Swabia Schwaben or
Schwabenland (German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish),
Souabe (French), Suábia (Portuguese),
Suabia (Spanish), Suàbia (Catalan), Suebia...
-
April 1810 he was made a
count of the empire. He was made
governor of Haute-
Souabe at the
start of the
French invasion of
Russia in 1812 and also commander...
-
Harmonics (7") –
Igloo Circle (2019)
Tchouang Tseu (7") – New
Pangea (2015)
Souabe,
Justine (May 1, 2017). "Joyeux et mélancolique, Manu
Louis mène la danse...
-
believe that the
tower was
built in the 9th
century by
Queen Berthe of
Souabe to
protect the
Lavaux from the Saracens.
Others think that the
tower was...
- 'Violinist of Anticoli', 'A
Melody of Oceans', 'The
blissful ones', 'Jean de
Souabe the
penitent parricide', 'Pilgrim in the Abbruzzo'(1888). The following...
- 44:
Germanie 0.45:
Autriche 0.46:
Hongrie 0.47: Saxe 0.48: Bohème 0.49:
Souabe 0.50:
Moravie 0.51:
Westphalie 0.52: Silésie 0.53:
Illyrie 0.54: Franconie...
- fr/media/do****ents-pdf/dossiers-de-presse/dossier-de-presse-exposition-sculptures-
souabes.pdf
GRIECHISCHE BILDHAUER AN DER ARBEIT, De Gruyter, 1953-12-31, pp. 7–89...
- suédois
sueco 瑞典语 шведский
Schwedisch swf I/L Sere swg I/L Schwäbisch
Swabian souabe 斯瓦比亚语 швабский Schwäbisch swh I/L
Swahili (specific) 斯瓦希里语; 斯瓦西里语 swi I/L...
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village developed around the
abbey of nuns
founded in 880 AD by
Richarde de
Souabe,
daughter of the
Count of
Alsace who was
known as Erchangar.
Sainte Richarde...
