convivencia

• Yet Americo Castro, who coined the word convivencia to describe the life of the three faiths in the caliphate of Cordoba, wrote, in his book The Structure of Spanish History: "Each of the three peoples of the peninsula saw itself forced to live for eight centuries together with the other two at the same time as it passionately desired their extermination." —  Assyrian International News Agency
• As she investigates, lab results come back, filling in missing pieces of how this book might have travelled from Spain of the convivencia (Medieval Spain) to modern day Sarajevo. —  Here There and Everywhere
• "Yes!" replies Lewis in effect, "and once upon a time we did — in the convivencia, the spirit of tolerant coexistence that prevailed in Muslim Spain. —  Claremont.org
• And the rest of Europe could have had convivencia too, but for that darn Charles Martel and those fool Popes! " —  Claremont.org
• 14h as 22h no periodo da noite. junta se com sua esposa e a convivencia com o irmao já não era agradavel assim sente se obrigado a sair de casa do irmao e passa a viver numa casa de aluguer enquanto construia a sua propria casa mas como não tinha fundo suficiente para concluir a sua obra, aproxima se aos nossos servicos e solicita um emprestimo para dar continuidade da sua obra. —  Kiva Loans

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