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Saragossa

Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names | 2005 | | Copyright

Saragossa (Zaragoza), Aragón/Spain Salduba, Caesarea Augusta, Saraqustah The Celtiberian town of Salduba was captured by the Romans in 27 bc; it was made into a colony and renamed after Caesar Augustus^†. In c.714 it was taken by the Moors and renamed again with an Arabic version of the Roman name; the present name is also a version of the Roman name. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Aragón in 1118–1497, having been recaptured by Alfonso I (c.1073–1134), King of Aragón (1104–34), in 1118.

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Saragossa

The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. | 2011 | Copyright

Saragossa Spain: see Zaragoza .

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Saragossa

Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes | 2007 | Copyright

Saragossa •Alissa, Clarissa, kisser, Larissa, Marisa, Melissa, Orissa, reminiscer •fixer, mixer, sixer •convincer, mincer, pincer, rinser, wincer •Amritsar, Maritsa, spritzer •howitzer • kibitzer • purchaser •artificer • officer • surfacer • Pulitzer •Wurlitzer • promiser • harnesser •menacer •practiser (US practicer) •de-icer, dicer, enticer, gricer, paise, pricer, ricer, slicer, splicer •Schweitzer •Barbarossa, dosser, embosser, fossa, glosser, josser, Ossa, Saragossa, tosser •boxer • sponsor • matzo • bobbysoxer •Chaucer, courser, endorser (US indorser), enforcer, forcer, reinforcer, saucer, Xhosa •balsa, waltzer •dowser, grouser, Hausa, mouser, Scouser •announcer, bouncer, denouncer, pouncer, pronouncer, renouncer, trouncer •schnauzer

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