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• Fray Pedro de Betanzos —     Fray Pedro de Betanzos     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Fray Pedro de Betanzos     A Franciscan missionary, b. at Betanzos in Galicia; d. at Chomez, Nicaragua, 1570. He was one of the earliest Franciscan missionaries to Guatemala, and founder of …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pedro de Betanzos — (b. at Betanzos in Galicia; d. at Chomez, Nicaragua, 1570) was a Spanish Franciscan missionary and linguist.LifeHe was one of the earliest Franciscan missionaries to Guatemala, and founder of the Church in Nicaragua. He is said to have acquired,… …   Wikipedia

• Fray Domingo Betanzos —     Fray Domingo Betanzos     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Fray Domingo Betanzos     A Dominican missionary, d. at Valladolid, Sept., 1549. One of the most illustrious Dominicans of the sixteenth century in America. A native of Leon in Spain, he… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Domingo Betanzos — (d. at Valladolid, September 1549) was a Spanish Dominican missionary to Central America. Life A native of León in Spain, he first studied jurisprudence at Salamanca, then became a Benedictine and lived as a hermit on the Island of Ponza for five …   Wikipedia

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• Kingdom of Galicia — For the Kingdom of Galicia, now part of Poland and Ukraine, see Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria. Kingdom of Galicia pt (Galician) Galliciense Regnum (Latin) …   Wikipedia