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31. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Juan Caballero Y Ocio siguenza Y gongora, Glorias de Queretaro (Mexico, 1690); OROZCO Y BERRA, Apendiceal Diccionario Universal (Mexico, 1856). MONTES DE OCA Y OBREGÓN http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03125c.htm

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