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Viuda y Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso 1956 a fine and exquisite classical guitar built by the Hermanos Conde!This guitar is very special, as it was ...

Viuda y Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso 1946 - a fine and exquisite classical guitar built by the Hermanos Conde!The Spanish luthier Domingo Esteso Lope...

Viuda y Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso 1940 made just three years after Domingo Esteso's death. The headstock, rosette, woods and sound are all reminic...

Amazing top of the line Vda. de Domingo Esteso, light weight and loud. Cedar top with Cypress back and sides. No evidence of cracks anywhere. Some ...

Berceo, Gonzalo De: Obras Completas, Iv: La Vida Se Santo Domingo de Silos, Estudio Y Edicion Critica Por B, Dutton, London, 1978, 293 P, Encuadernacion Original, Nuevo,

The Cathedral of Santo Domingo has a hen house in stone (created in the 15th century) near the tomb of the saint and is the only church in the world that has been given a Papal dispensation to have animals in a church. A rooster and hen are changed every 15 days by a hermandad that takes care of the chickens. The chickens are kept in the church to remind everyone of the miracle.

Berceo, Gonzalo De: Obras Completas, Iv: La Vida Se Santo Domingo de Silos, Estudio Y Edicion Critica Por B, Dutton, London, 1978, 293 P, Encuadernacion Original, Nuevo,

To thank Miss Eula for her wonderful Sunday chicken dinners, three children sell decorated eggs to buy her a beautiful Easter hat.

2 volumes. Text in spanish. Good - Bumped and creased book with tears to the extremities, but not affecting the text block, may have remainder mark or previous owner's name - GOOD Oversized.

En 1850, veinte años después del asesinato de Antonio José de Sucre, y veintiséis después de haber sido el indiscutible jefe patriota de la batalla de Ayacucho, la que puso fin al poder español en América y terminó un larguísimo periodo de guerra continental, algún anónimo y malintencionado colaborador del periódico El Comercio de Lima puso en duda sus méritos y tergiversó los hechos. Un sobrino suyo por el lado materno, Domingo de Alcalá, emprendió entonces una especie deencuesta» a fin de que los testigos de la actuación del Mariscal testimoniaran la verdad. Estos documentos epistolares fueron impresos en Lima. La presente edición incluye la breve biografía de Sucre escrita por Simón Bolívar.

Viuda Y Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso 1940s - exceptionally good sounding guitar from the collection of Nikos Tsiachris!The Spanish luthier Domingo Es...

Viuda y Sobrinos de Domingo Esteso 1960 a fine and exquisite guitar built by Faustino Conde!This guitar is very special, as it was built for the ...

This is the only English translation of 'Paroles du Maitre' by Antoine de Coux Antoine de Coux, a magistrate in the Belgian Congo, was undoubtedly one of the most loyal students of Master Nuno Oliveira. From 1966, when they met and became close friends, until Oliveira's death in 1989, Antoine de Coux participated in the annual two-month training sessions that Nuno Oliveira held in Belgium. De Coux was a fine rider, watched every lesson and took copious notes, filling more than forty notebooks. He faithfully recorded the teachings and remarks of the Master. When Oliveira passed, de Coux decided to organize this great "memoir of a life experience," so that all riders could benefit from this knowledge. Nuno Oliveira was an exceptionally talented educator, gladly repeating his concepts with different descriptions to suit the level of understanding of his wide range of students. Antoine de Coux did not live long enough to realize the completion of his work. Madame Suzanne Laurenty, who also followed Oliveira's courses, finished the editing project resulting in this seminal book. Concepts and quotations are organized and punctuated to be faithful to the Master's teaching. This collection of words of advice constitutes the Wisdom of Master Nuno Oliveira, and we trust the reader will find it valuable and practical. This book presents a coherent, rich and outstanding contribution to the equestrian literature and extends Nuno Oliveira's legacy in an extraordinarily life-like manner. This one and only English edition is translated by Jean Philippe Giacomini.

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Homilías sobre los evangelios de domingos: Ciclo C es el tercero de tres volúmenes de pistas para las homilías escrito en español para Ciclos A, B y C. Estaspistas para homilías son concebidas para la diversa comunidad hispana en los Estados Unidos y serán recursos útiles para los homilistas.Juan I. Alfaro es el pastor de St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church en San Antonio, Texas.Este títulodisponible solamente en Español./This book is written in Spanish only.Homilías sobre los evangelios de domingos: Ciclo C is the third of three volumes of homily hints composed in Spanish for Cycles A, B, and C. These homily hints will be a valuable resource for homilists and are intended for the diverse Hispanic community in the United States.John I. Alfaro is the pastor of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in San Antonio, Texas.

Homila­as sobre los evangelios de domingos: Ciclo A es el primero de tres volamenes de pistas paralas homila­as escrito en Espanol para Ciclos A, B y C. Estas pistas para homila­as son concebidas parala diversa comunidad hispana en los Estados Unidos y seran recursos atiles paralos homilistas.Juan I. Alfaro is pastor of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in San Antonio, Texas.Este ta­tulo disponible solamente en Espanol./This book is written in Spanish only.Homila­as sobre los evangelios de domingos: Ciclo A is the first of three volumes of homily hints composed in Spanish for Cycles A, B, and C. These homily hints will be a valuable resource for homilists and are intended for the diverseHispanic community in the United States."

Maya and Annie are friends who play together on Saturdays and Sundays. They make lemonade with lemons from the big tree in Annie s yard and play with Maya s two little dogs. Maya likes the different food Annie s dad cooks: noodles, rice, fish and dumplings. And Annie likes eating dinners Maya s mom makes: tacos, chicken, tamales and rice and beans.Weekends are special because the girls don t see each other on school days. Annie s dad takes them to the beach and they swim, make sandcastles and catch crabs with nets. At the carnival with Maya s mom, they go on scary rides, eat cotton candy, play games and win prizes. They don t want the weekend to end!One special night, Annie s dad and Maya s mom invite their grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins to a big dinner and make a special announcement: They re getting married! The girls will become sisters, and they ll spend every day of the week together.From posadas to Lunar New Year, each girl recounts her perspective of their friendship on alternating pages that are paired with lively illustrations by Thelma Muraida. Based on Gwendolyn Zepeda s own experiences with her family, this engaging bilingual picture book for ages 4-8 explores blended families from a multicultural perspective, combining Asian and Latino cultural traditions.

Homilias sobre los evangelios de domingos: Ciclo A es el primero de tres volumenes de pistas paralas homilias escrito en espanol para Ciclos A, B y C. Estas pistas para homilias son concebidas parala diversa comunidad hispana enlos Estados Unidos y seran recursos utiles paralos homilistas.Juan I. Alfaro is pastor of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in San Antonio, Texas.Este titulo disponible solamente en Espanol./This bookis written in Spanish only.Homilias sobre los evangelios de domingos: CicloA is the first of three volumes of homily hints composed in Spanish for Cycles A, B, and C. These homily hints will be a valuable resource for homilists and are intended for the diverse Hispanic community in the United States.

In Divine Causality and Human Free Choice, R.J. Matava explains the idea of physical premotion defended by Domingo Báñez, whose position in the Controversy de Auxiliis has been typically ignored in contemporary discussions of providence and freewill. Through a close engagement with untranslated primary texts, Matava shows Báñez's relevance to recent debates about middle knowledge. Finding the mutual critiques of Báñez and Molina convincing, Matava argues that common presuppositions led both parties into an insoluble dilemma. However, Matava also challenges the informal consensus that Lonergan definitively resolved the controversy. Developing a position independently advanced by several recent scholars, Matava explains how the doctrine of creation entails a position that is more satisfactory both philosophically and as a reading of Aquinas.

This is the only English translation of 'Paroles du Maitre' by Antoine de Coux Antoine de Coux, a magistrate in the Belgian Congo, was undoubtedly one of the most loyal students of Master Nuno Oliveira. From 1966, when they met and became close friends, until Oliveira's death in 1989, Antoine de Coux participated in the annual two-month training sessions that Nuno Oliveira held in Belgium. De Coux was a fine rider, watched every lesson and took copious notes, filling more than forty notebooks. He faithfully recorded the teachings and remarks of the Master. When Oliveira passed, de Coux decided to organize this great "memoir of a life experience," so that all riders could benefit from this knowledge. Nuno Oliveira was an exceptionally talented educator, gladly repeating his concepts with different descriptions to suit the level of understanding of his wide range of students. Antoine de Coux did not live long enough to realize the completion of his work. Madame Suzanne Laurenty, who also followed Oliveira's courses, finished the editing project resulting in this seminal book. Concepts and quotations are organized and punctuated to be faithful to the Master's teaching. This collection of words of advice constitutes the Wisdom of Master Nuno Oliveira, and we trust the reader will find it valuable and practical. This book presents a coherent, rich and outstanding contribution to the equestrian literature and extends Nuno Oliveira's legacy in an extraordinarily life-like manner. This one and only English edition is translated by Jean Philippe Giacomini.