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Botafumeiro

The Botafumeiro is a famous thurible used at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, in Spain. Its name comes from the Galician language, where botar means "to eject, to throw away, to expel", and the Latin fume, meaning "smoke".

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Botafumeiro

Nodes54
Edges53
Triples83
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
Components1

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Botafumeiro

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related to Operating dates · 33
Botafumeiro → All Saints' Day20, Apostle, Apostle-ClavijoBetween, April, Ascension, Assumption, Body, Christ, Christmas30 December, December, Easter, EasterBetween, EpiphanyBetween, Feast, Galicia, Gregorian, Immaculate Conception25 December, James, January, July
related to Accidents · 12
Botafumeiro → Apparently, Aragon, Feast, July, No, One, Over, Platerias, Princess Catherine, Saint James, The, While
related to history · 11
Botafumeiro → Arriving, Codex Calixtinus, Compostela Cathedral, God, In, Incense, It, One, Santiago, Turibulum Magnum, Without
related to Footnotes and references · 8
Botafumeiro → American Journal, Bibcode, Juan, Middle Age, October, Parametric, Physics, Sanmartín
related to Description · 7
Botafumeiro → Compostela Botafumeiro, Feast, It, José Losada, Saint James, The, The Santiago
related to Tiraboleiros · 6
Botafumeiro → Latin, Spanish, The, The Botafumeiro, The English, There
related to External links · 3
Botafumeiro → Compostela, Santiago, The
related to Botafumeiro simulations · 2
Botafumeiro → Botafumeiro Archived, Wayback MachineAnother
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Botafumeiro → famous thurible used at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral

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Botafumeirois afamous thurible used at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral0.90text
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsOver0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsApparently0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsOne0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsPrincess Catherine0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsAragon0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsThe0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsJuly0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsFeast0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsSaint James0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsWhile0.60section
Botafumeirorelated to AccidentsPlaterias0.60section

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