Jun 26, 2025
FROM : wisent15 - Cave Iris del Monasterio de Piedra, Zaragoza, Spain
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FROM : wisent15 - Cave Iris del Monasterio de Piedra, Zaragoza, Spain
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W odróżnieniu od Asturii, Leonu czy dynamicznej Kastylii, pirenejskie Królestwo Aragonii długo nie stanowiło zagrożenia dla muzułmańskich taif. To się zmieniło gdy papież zabronił im udziału w krucjacie. Król Alfons I Waleczny ruszył na południe. 18 XII 1118 zdobył Saragossę.
Bazylika NMP del Pilar, Saragossa.
Con estas vistas os damos hoy los buenos días Zaragoza, España 🇪🇸🤗❤️💛❤️
Fernando Brambila & Juan Galvez - Ruinas de Zaragoza, etching, aquatints, 1809-1814. Seems fritingly actual.
Assault on Saragossa by January Suchodolski
Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain
“Vanitas (Three Human Skulls)” by Antonio de Pereda, c. 1660
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