Fearing an attack,
King Philip (Ed Stoppard) asks Landry (Tom Cullen) and his fellow Templars to protect the palace.
According to erudite sources, Domingo RamAaAaAeA n, a missionary-explorer first used it, second by Antonio Margil de Jesus who wrote the Viceroy of Mexio a letter, dated 20 July 1716, asking him to propose to
King Philip V to baptize that chunk of His Majesty's empire, Nuevas Filipinas, just like that colony across the Pacific Ocean was named after Philip II, and for God's greater glory, of course.
Riyadh, Jumada I 14, 1435, Mar 15, 2014, SPA -- Princess Astrid, the representative of
King Philip of Belgium, visited here today the National Museum in Riyadh.
King Abdullah will hold talks with
King Philip of Belgium and Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo on Middle East issues as well as ties between Jordan and the European nation.
Two "defining moments" in the history of the resistance (
King Philip and Colonial Expansion in the 1670s, and Tecumseh and the Westward Movement) form the foundation of the discussion materials.
Philbrick dispels all the myths and legends about the arrival of the pilgrims, their day-to-day life, their relationships with the Native Americans, the first Thanksgiving, and
King Philip's War in this fascinating and well-documented account.
She's great.' Val plays
King Philip in the film and Angelina plays Olympias.
His father,
King Philip, was busy conquering Greece.
On The Day 1588: The Spanish Armada set sail from Lisbon: The Spanish Armada was sent by
King Philip II of Spain to invade England in conjunction with a Spanish army moving in from Flanders.
A number of contributors focus on the play's most obvious political subtext: the turbulent reign of
King Philip IV, during the first years of which La estrella premiered.
Principal wars: Civil War with King Stephen (1135-1154); wars with King Louis VII of France (1157-1180); subjugation of Wales (1158-1165); intervention in Ireland (1169-1175); war with France, Scotland, and rebels (1173-1174); war with
King Philip II of France (1180-1189).