- (Ancient Gr****: Κατιαροι, romanized: Katiaroi) and
Traspies (Ancient Gr****: Τρασπιες, romanized:
Traspies), who were the farmer-and-peasant class, descended...
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Scoloti consisted of the
Auchatae (descending from Lipoxais),
Catiaroi and
Traspies (from Arpoxais), and
Paralatae (from Colaxais), the
latter which was "the...
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every beat of the music; and
milonga con traspié, in
which the
dancer uses
traspiés or
contrapasos (changes of
weight from one foot to the
other and back again...
- Latin: Catiari) and the
Traspies (Ancient Gr****: Τρασπιες, romanized:
Traspies; Latin:
Traspies); The
original Scythian form of
Traspies might have been derived...
- L'Église, La Vallée and Croisilles. The
River Orne plus five
streams The
Traspy, The
Aunay Douffieres, The
Trois Cours, The
Neumer and the Pont de Combray...
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Retrieved 5 May 2016. {{cite web}}: Cite uses
generic title (help) "Ediciones
Traspiés: PervertiDos". Editorialtraspies.blogspot.com.es. 16
October 2012. Retrieved...
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Arpoxaians (descendants of Arpoxais,
possible eponym)
Catiari /
Katiaroi Traspies Colaxaians (descendants of Colaxais,
possible eponym)
Paralatae / Royal...
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Noches Articas (Novel,
Baile del sol, 2012) La otra vida (short-stories,
Traspiés 2010) 2024.
Carmen de
Burgos Feminist Outreach Award for the
article 'Late...
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primavera blanca. Fabulaciones, Madrid, Ínsula, 1962 (reedición Granada,
Traspiés, 2005, con prólogo de Concepción González-Badía Fraga).
Poemas (Verso y...
- 2015
Eliza a los once años (translation
Enrique Nogueras),
Ediciones Traspiés, Granada, 2014
Zogru (translation
Szenkovics Enikő), Sétatér Kulturális...
