Algunas excluyen de esta condición a los hijos de extranjeros, siempre que[2] el hijo no opte por la nacionalidad de nacimiento al llegar a su mayoría de edad.
The unfinished history of Muñoz harbingered, in 1793, the revival in Europe of the study of his career.
The chief agent of the Duke in the matter seems to have been his secretary, Walter Lud or Ludd, or Gualterus Ludovicus, as his name was latinized.
It is now said he was in error; but the critic confesses he cannot explain how Gomara, abridging from Oviedo, changes the name of Juan Perez used by the latter to Perez de Marchena, and this before Geraldinus was printed.
Of the second of D’Avezac’s types there are several copies known.
This follows the engraving in Pigafetta’s Voyage and in the work of Jurien de la Gravière.
Oviedo seems to have been the source of subsequent writers on the point; but Oviedo does not fix the date, and the critic now undertakes to show (p.
The text of the Cosco-Sanchez letter, usually quoted by the early writers, is contained in the Bellum Christianorum Principum of Robertus Monarchus, printed at Basle in 1533.
Luego proponian un parlamento a los esclavos, enanos y corcobados, diciendo: hijos mios, id a la buena ventura con vuestro senor Axayaca a la otra vida.
Dabanle sus vassallos en tributo ordinario de tres hijos uno, y el que no tenia hijos avia de dar un indio o india para sacrificar a sus dioses, e si no lo daban, avian de sacrificarle a el.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hijos" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
