History of Spain and Portugal, Volume 2Carey & Lea, 1832 |
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Abdelmumen Abderahman Aben Alhamar Abu Abdalla Abul African Alfonso Alfonso III ally Almohades Almoravides Anales de Aragon Anales Toledanos Andalusia apud Casiri apud eundem apud Florez apud Schottum arms army Asturias barons battle Bermudo bishop brother Burgos Castilian Christian chroniclers Chronicon Condé Cordova count count of Castile Cronica crown daughter death defeated don Juan doña enemy Enrique eodem tomo España Sagrada favor Fernando fonso force fortresses Galicia Garcia Granada Hispania Hispania Illustrata Histoire hostile infante Ismail Jayme king of Aragon king of Castile king of Leon king of Navarre kingdom latter Lemos Maria de Padilla Marlés Mohammed Mohammedan Spain monarch Moorish Moors Murcia nobles Ordoño Pedro Portugal possession prince princess queen Ramiro rebels regno Don reign returned Rodericus Rodrigo royal Santius Seville siege soon sovereign Spain success throne tion Toledo troops Valencia Vestis Acu Picta walis xxiii Yahia Yussef Zurita
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