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Countess is a title of nobility. A countess can be the wife of a Count or can be a noblewoman in her own right.
Countesses, like other nobles have no specific function they are expected to perform in modern society.
In medieval times the Count and Countess were the nobles who managed a County.
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Does the eastern or western hemisphere includes more continents?
Western Hemisphere the west have so much countesses
What color was illegal for anyone below the counts and countesses to wear in Shakespeare time?
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Can you own a shop on Oblivion?
No, but you can invest in shops once you get your Mercantile high enough. If you're looking to own a building, you can buy houses by asking counts and countesses of cities.
What is the meaning of the word nobility?
The word nobility means noble or high class of society. This includes people with high rank, such as counts, countesses, dukes, duchess, earls and viscounts.
What has the author Valentine Penrose written?
Valentine Penrose has written: 'The Bloody Countess' -- subject(s): Biography, Countesses, History, Women murderers 'Dons des feminines' 'Poems and narrations' -- subject(s): Translations into English
What has the author Cesare Acutis written?
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Is Saint Elizabeth a patron saint?
Yes, St. Elizabeth of Hungary is considered a patron saint of bakers, countesses, the death of children, falsely accused people, the homeless, nursing services, tertiaries, widows, and young brides.
What has the author Rebecca Johns written?
Rebecca Johns has written: 'The countess' -- subject(s): Countesses, Historical fiction, History, Fiction, Biographical fiction, Nobility, Women serial murderers 'Icebergs' -- subject(s): Fiction, Married people, Parent and adult child, Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, Triangles (Interpersonal relations), World War, 1939-1945, Survival
What has the author Robert B Patterson written?
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What has the author E H P Cordfunke written?
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According to the Great Chain of Being ranking system how were the beings animals humans angels plants God sky objects and rocks ordered from highest to lowest?
God Angels Kings/Queens Archbishops Dukes/Duchesses Bishops Marquises/Marchionesses Earls/Countesses Viscounts/Viscountesses Barons/Baronesses Abbots/Deacons Knights/Local Officials Ladies-in-Waiting Priests/Monks Squires Pages Messengers Merchants/Shopkeepers Tradesmen Yeomen Farmers Soldiers/Town Watch Household Servants Tennant Farmers Shephards/Herders Beggars Actors Thieves/Pirates Gypsies Animals Birds Worms Plants Rocks
What is Saint Elizabeth of Hungary the patroness of?
•against in-law problems •against the death of children •against toothache •bakers •beggars •brides •charitable societies •charitable workers •charities •countesses •exiles •falsely accused people •hoboes •homeless people •hospitals •lacemakers •lace workers •nursing homes •nursing services •people in exile •people ridiculed for their piety •tertiaries •tramps •widows •Sisters of Mercy •Teutonic Knights •Erfurt, Germany, diocese of •Jaro, Philippines, archdiocese of
