Hemma of Gurk (Q269074)
Carinthian princess, founder of Catholic churches and monasteries, and saint
- Hemma von Gurk
- Saint Hemma of Gurk
- Ema of Gurk
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Carinthian princess, founder of Catholic churches and monasteries, and saint |
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Hemma von Gurk Bopp 1510.jpg
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Hemma de Gurk per Sebald Bopp, ca. 1510. (Catalan)
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Hemma Gerechter Lohn Fromiller.jpg
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628 × 921; 163 KB
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Wikipedia(19 entries)
- arzwiki هيما من جورك
- bgwiki Хемма фон Гурк
- cawiki Emma de Gurk
- cswiki Ema z Gurku
- dewiki Hemma von Gurk
- enwiki Hemma of Gurk
- eswiki Emma de Gurk
- frwiki Emma de Gurk
- hrwiki Ema Krška
- huwiki Gurki Szent Hemma
- itwiki Emma di Gurk
- jawiki ヘマ・フォン・グルク
- nlwiki Hemma van Gurk
- nowiki Hemma av Gurk
- plwiki Emma z Gurk
- ruwiki Эмма Гуркская
- slwiki Ema Krška
- swwiki Emma wa Gurk
- urwiki گرک کی ہیما
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- slwikiquote Ema Krška
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Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- commonswiki Hemma of Gurk