Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 7Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1997 |
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... called vattient ' ( Neapolitan for people who beat ) and fujent ' ( Neapolitan for people who run ) , begin to tour the streets and to visit private homes and public buildings chanting and , as they say , ' collecting money for the ...
... called vattient ' ( Neapolitan for people who beat ) and fujent ' ( Neapolitan for people who run ) , begin to tour the streets and to visit private homes and public buildings chanting and , as they say , ' collecting money for the ...
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... called al - Maqs . From it , a road ran directly east , across the Khaliji Canal , to the new market , called Suwayqat Amir al - Juyush , which lay just outside the city's northern gate . The mosque of al - Hakim may have been sited to ...
... called al - Maqs . From it , a road ran directly east , across the Khaliji Canal , to the new market , called Suwayqat Amir al - Juyush , which lay just outside the city's northern gate . The mosque of al - Hakim may have been sited to ...
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... called by radio and television programs as experts in the most varied subjects ( one of the authors of this text was called , in a period of a few weeks , to speak about gypsies , juvenile violence , soccer , ' new women ' , and the ...
... called by radio and television programs as experts in the most varied subjects ( one of the authors of this text was called , in a period of a few weeks , to speak about gypsies , juvenile violence , soccer , ' new women ' , and the ...
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Mediterranean Religions and Romani People | 37 |
Dom za VešanjeO Vaxt e Rromengo | 52 |
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