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'''B. de Canals''' was a [[Spain in the Middle Ages|14th-century Spanish]] author of a [[Latin]] [[chronicle]]. The initial B. may possibly stand f [[Category:Spanish chroniclers]] ...

{{Short description|Spanish writer}} ...scent. She wrote [[poetry]] and essays, and was considered one of the best chroniclers of the Barcelona neighborhood of "[[El Putget i Farró|El Putxet]]".<ref na ...

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{{Short description|Spanish explorer}} ...dez de Palencia''' ({{circa|1520|1581}}), called '''El Palentino''', was a Spanish [[adventurer]] and [[historian]] of the 16th century. ...

'''Andrés Febrés''' was 18th-century [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Jesuit]]<ref>{{Cite report|title=Los lenguajes hablados por los indíge ...nco]] and [[Huilliche people|Huilliche]], the [[Futahuillimapu]], into the Spanish Empire.<ref>Fabres 1765, p. 465.</ref> In 1767 Febrés made plans to establ ...

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| genre = [[Chroniclers|Chronicler]] ...ció d'Escriptors en Llengua Catalana]]''), written in English, Catalan and Spanish. ...

...cronistasoficiales.com/principal.asp Real Spanish Associations of Official Chroniclers] [[Category:Spanish male writers]] ...

...ty known as the Philippines did not actually exist prior to the arrival of Spanish colonial powers in the late sixteenth century.<ref name="Scott1994">{{cite * "early Spanish writings," and ...

| nationality = [[Spanish people|Spanish]] '''Diego de Rosales''' ([[Madrid]], 1601 - [[Santiago]], 1677) was a Spanish chronicler and author of ''Historia General del Reino de Chile''.<ref>{{cit ...

...1831, [[Telde]], [[Gran Canaria]], died 4 July 1901 [[Las Palmas]]) was a Spanish doctor, historian and anthropologist. ...of the Canary Islands. He read all he could by the ancient historians and chroniclers, and gathered as many objects and remains as he could: mummies, skulls, bon ...

...Chilena de Historia Natural |year=2007 |volume=80 |pages=121–140 |language=spanish |issue=2|doi=10.4067/S0716-078X2007000200001 |doi-access=free }}</ref> whic ...ols such as: stones, knives or [[Tumi|''tumis'']], axes that, according to chroniclers, were made of stone and bronze, and ropes that were made by them in their l ...

{{Short description|Spanish physician and writer}} ...o de Santa Fe''' ([[floruit|fl.]] 1400–1430; born Yehosúa ben Yosef) was a Spanish [[physician]] and religious writer who, after conversion to [[Catholic Chur ...

...es = [[Eastern Bolivian Guaraní language|Chiriguano]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], formerly [[Chané language]] (an [[Arawakan language]])<ref>[https://arc ...Chiriguanos raided the Chané homeland on a regular basis, and prior to the Spanish conquest, the Chiriguanos defeated the Chanés and halted the Inca advance ...

...Townsend aimed to convey that Aztec life, though changed, continued after Spanish conquest.<ref>{{cite news |last1=Tenorio |first1=Rich |title=Fifth Sun is t ...cultures of Aztec literary history both before and after the coming of the Spanish" rather than operating as a more straightforward history.<ref name=wsj_revi ...

...nd protégée of [[Costanza d'Avalos, Duchess of Francavilla]]. Contemporary chroniclers report his numerous infidelities, but he had seven legitimate children, fou ...532 and remained there as the imperial governor and captain-general of the Spanish garrison until 1541, mediating between political factions to maintain the p ...

...sed by Bochica<br>and turned into a white owl<!--Tyto alba is "lechuza" in Spanish--> Some [[List of Muisca and pre-Muisca scholars|chroniclers]] state Huitaca was another name for Moon goddess [[Chía (goddess)|Chía]] ...

{{For|the 18th- and 19-century Spanish engineer and town planner|Agustín de Betancourt}} ...rk of [[Geronimo de Mendieta]],<ref>D.A. Brading, ''The First America: The Spanish Monarchy, Creole Patriots, and the Liberal State 1492-1867'', New York: Cam ...

{{Short description|Spanish writer and poet}} {{Spanish married name|Gassó|Ortiz}} ...

'''Alfonso de Ceballos-Escalera''' (born 4 March 1957, in [[Madrid]]) is a Spanish [[aristocrat]], who holds the title of [[Marquess|''Marqués de la Floresta ...//web.archive.org/web/20070824193610/http://www.chivalricorders.org/orders/spanish/chas3.htm |archivedate=August 24, 2007 }}</ref> a doctorate in political sc ...