Ratisbon

[ rat-is-bon, -iz- ]

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noun

Ratisbon

/ ˈrætɪzˌbɒn /

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This question he now answered by selecting the valley of the Danube as his line of approach, and Ratisbon as his headquarters.

Meantime one of the Austrian divisions left in Bohemia had arrived at Ratisbon.

The Princess had brought them back with her when at the last Diet she visited Ratisbon with her brother.

Wolken of Ratisbon, a convert to Roman Catholicism in the second half of the fifteenth century.

From Ratisbon he went to Nuremberg, but as the legate had been recalled, Faber's work necessarily came to an end.

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