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Raimundo Perellós
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1441–1443, and probably, the son of another Raymond Perellós, a.k.a. Ramón Perellós , member of the Council of king John I of Aragon, (1350–1396), who was
List of grand masters of the Knights Hospitaller
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Gerard as founder without number, Raymond du Puy as 1st Master, and Ramón Perellós (the incumbent as of 1719) as 63rd Grand Master. The numbering currently
Casa Perellos
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purposely intended for the then Grand Master of the Order of St John Ramón Perellós y Rocafull and his family. It is now a private residence, generally
Romano Carapecchia
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November 1706, Pope Clement XI sent a breve pontificio to Grand Master Ramón Perellós in which he praised the work of Carapecchia. In 1707 the latter left
Jerome Leocata
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intellectual capabilities of Leocata from the great esteem in which Ramón Perellós , the Grand Master of the Order of Knights Hospitaller, had for him.
Chapel of St Nicholas, Fort Ricasoli
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completion of the fortress, and it was attended by the new Grand Master Ramón Perellós and various other dignitaries. The chapel was granted the status of
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mellieħa
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the Rosary was established within the church in 1669. Grand Master Ramón Perellós is said to have visited the sanctuary after recovering from an illness
Postage stamps and postal history of Malta
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was feared that paper could carry the disease. In 1708, Grand Master Ramón Perellós established the Commissary of Posts, which was Malta's first proper
List of state leaders in the 17th century
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Grand Master (1680–1690) Adrien de Wignacourt, Grand Master (1690–1697) Ramón Perellós , Grand Master (1697–1720) Andorra Andorra Episcopal Co-Princes (complete
List of state leaders in the 18th century
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Two Sicilies (1816–1825) Malta Hospitaller Malta (complete list) – Ramón Perellós , Grand Master (1697–1720) Marc'Antonio Zondadari, Grand Master (1720–1722)