20 examples of espinosa in sentences
In April 1522, the Trinity, commanded by Gonzala Gomez de Espinosa, another of the ships of Magellan, sailed from Tidore for New Spain.
He was the Maestro de Capilla of the King's Chapel at Grenada; he was of either Flemish or English birth, and, though he was a churchman, was a gambler and drunkard; he kept a mistress, who ought to have been pretty to fit her pretty name, Juana de Espinosa.
Don Alonso del Campo y Espinosa.
ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Conchita Arguello.
Jose Manuel Espinosa (C); 23Nov65; R373503.
ESPINOSA, JOSE MANUEL.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. <pb id='314.png' /> ESSLINGER, ARTHUR ALBERT.
ESPINOSA, AURELIO, JR. Historia de la literatura espanola.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Historia de la literatura espanola.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Historia de la literatura espanola.
Aurelio Espinosa, Jr. (C); 19Sep67; R418046.
ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Conchita Arguello.
Jose Manuel Espinosa (C); 23Nov65; R373503.
ESPINOSA, JOSE MANUEL.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. <pb id='314.png' /> ESSLINGER, ARTHUR ALBERT.
ESPINOSA, AURELIO, JR. Historia de la literatura espanola.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Historia de la literatura espanola.
SEE Espinosa, Aurelio M. ESPINOSA, AURELIO M. Historia de la literatura espanola.
Aurelio Espinosa, Jr. (C); 19Sep67; R418046.
The learned jurisconsult, Caspar Espinosa, royal judge at Darien, took his place and acted as his lieutenant; at the same time the Spaniards sent to the island called Rica to collect the tribute of pearls imposed upon its cacique.
