Pampeluna

[ Spanish pahm-pe-loo-nah ]

noun

1. Pamplona.

Pampeluna

/ ˌpæmpəˈluːnə /

noun

1. the former name of Pamplona

Example Sentences

That the amounts were not small is evident when we see that, in 1372, Charles II. of Navarre paid to the Franciscan Guardian of Pampeluna thirty livres to redeem the charger, armor, etc., offered at the funeral of Masen Seguin de Badostal.

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Later in this year he conducted the investment of Pampeluna and fought with the greatest distinction at the Nivelle and the Nive.

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Don Fausto Cruzat y Gongora, of a distinguished family in Pampeluna, took possession of his government in 1690, with the accustomed pomp on these occasions.

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The Cardinal caus’d F—— to be arrested, and sent Prisoner to Pampeluna, and from thence to the Castle of Segovia, where he was try’d, and would infallibly have been beheaded, but Cardinal Alberoni happen’d to be disgrac’d at the same Time, as I shall have the Honour to tell you anon.

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Charles-Philip of Neubourg Elector 11, 12, 13.Pampeluna, t.,

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