- muleteer, a
wrangler of pack animals.[citation needed] The
Catalan word
traginer comes from the
Latin word tragīnare, a
variant of tragĕre
which means "to...
-
wines include Domaine de la Rectorie,
Domaine Vial-Magneres,
Domaine du
Traginer,
Domaine Madeloc, and
Domaine du Mas Blanc. List of
Appellation d'Origine...
-
Jacques del
Arnau 1682–1687
Carrera 1688–1699
Traginer 1700–1709 Raphaël del
Arnau 1711–1723
Simon Grio
active in 1724
Antoine Denis 1733–1734 Nicolas-Alexis...
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Igualada (Catalan pronunciation: [iɣwəˈlaðə]) is a muni****lity and
capital of
Anoia county in Penedès, Catalonia, Spain. It is
located on the left bank...
-
Diocese of Perpignan-Elne In
office 1613–1616
Predecessor Antonio Gallart Traginer Successor Federico Cornet Orders Consecration 1603 by Fernando Niño de...
- Muleteer's
Museum -
Antoni Ros
collection (in
Catalan language Museu del
Traginer - Col·lecció
Antoni Ros) is a
museum located in Igualada, Catalonia, Spain...
- With
Antoni Guitérrez Diaz, Joan Reventós,
Carles Sentís and
Josep Mª
Traginer 1977–1980 Succeeded by Post
Abolished Party political offices Preceded by...
- the Plaça de la Vila de Madrid.
Remains of the
roman wall in Plaça dels
Traginers.
Remains of the
roman wall in
Carrer de la Tapineria.
Roman ruins in the...
- l'esperança, 1978. ****aig de
plagi a la
taverna (Celdoni Fonoll). Dins:
Traginer de cançons, 1981.
Diversos poemes (Celdoni Fonoll). Dins:
Recital 1000...
- del
gavatxot La
filadora La presó de
Lleida Cançó del
lladre Els
pobres traginers La
filla del carmesí Els tres
tambors Els
segadors Vincenzo Ramón Bisogni:...
