The usage of the word "morisco" at the time carried two possible meanings.

His Spanish family name indicates his descent from morisco refugees.

Valencia from this period is marked by a distinctive form of Morisco architecture and many gardens.

However, the call went unheeded by the central Spanish authorities (see Morisco).

In 1609, the great majority of the Morisco population of Spain was expelled.

Philip expected that this would break down the Morisco community and facilitate their assimilation into the Christian population.

It was decided to start with Valencia, where the Morisco population was greatest.

His horse, too, was harnessed in the Morisco fashion, with great shovel stirrups.

His mother was a Morisco.

This triggered one of the largest Morisco Revolts.

Buñuelos are first known to have been consumed among Spain's Morisco population.

The potters were mostly still Muslim or Morisco.

It is overlooked by a small gallery supported by marble pillars and Morisco arches.

No one quite knows where morris dancing comes from, although it is thought that it may have been a way of celebrating the Morisco Revolt.

In reaction, there was a Morisco uprising in the Alpujarras from 1568 to 1571.

Toward the end of the 16th century, Morisco writers challenged the perception that their culture was alien to Spain.

A number of studies focus on the genetic impact of the Morisco community on the modern Spanish population.

The proposal has not yet been materialized, in part due to the difficulty in safely identifying Morisco ancestry.

Morisco: Mulatto and White parents.

The people of Galera participated in the Morisco Revolt of 1568.

Four Morisco versions from Spain are known, three from Almonacid.

See Morisco Revolt.

He lived in Marrakesh and Fez and was of Morisco descent.

Following the 1500 morisco rebellion, Fernando the Catholic destroyed the fortress as a measure against further revolts; its ruins can still be seen.

After the suppression of the revolt, almost the entire Morisco population was expelled from the former Kingdom of Granada.

Diego Moresco had not kissed her, yet she could imagine what it must be like.

Mr. Moresco said he grew up with those guys.

Diego Moresco held no power over her now.

Carlo Moresco was the company's primary conductor from 1950-1954.

Moresco also was a co-producer of Crash and has acted in three films.

Mr. Moresco will not discuss Thomas or how he died.

Moresco had previously written "Covenant" earlier in the first season, and also acted as a producer during the series' run.

Carlo Moresco notably served as the company's music director from 1947 until its demise roughly ten years later.

Bobby Moresco, 54, couldn't look Hollywood if he tried.

"Good question for the mother," Mr. Moresco says, now typing.

The network is asking for a commitment from the audience, Mr. Moresco said.

Her imagination took flights she'd never anticipated whenever she looked at Diego Moresco.

In 1956 Moresco was appointed music director of the Connecticut Opera.

Mr. Moresco sold his house in Burbank and moved to a rental.

Yet for some reason, Diego Moresco, by doing nothing at all but focusing his attention on her, made her feel beautiful.

She turned back to Diego Moresco before cowardice and propriety overwhelmed her.

"Me and 100 hookers," Mr. Moresco remembered with a smile.

And breaking into that room would hold no challenge for the likes of Diego Moresco, now, would it?

Moresco took the goblet from her and took her cold hands between his big ones, warming them as he began talking again.

Part of her recalled that in his time, Diego Moresco had certainly done far more than kiss her.

"I ran out and bought books on screenwriting that night," Mr. Moresco recalls.

Mr. Moresco wags his head in awe.

It is not a true story, Mr. Moresco, known as Bobby to his friends, insists.

The Moresco is a modern hotel attractively landscaped into a hillside dotted with cypress trees.

Confronting Derrick would certainly be easier than meeting Diego Moresco in the flesh once again.

Do we only want to be known for Morris dancing?

A morris dancing side was formed by school children, the first in the country.

While early Morris dancing was done by men, contemporary teams include women.

Sometimes, services may be accompanied by other traditions such as Morris dancing.

This event marks the official start of their morris dancing season.

It contains almost 400 morris dances from over 20 locations.

Morris dancing has been a primarily male tradition for hundreds of years.

Despite no encouragement, he proceeded to do a terrible Morris dance.

Morris dancing, memory and the man who cleaned up the riots.

Here he writes about his love of Morris dancing.

Like many activities, morris dancing has a range of words and phrases that it uses in special ways.

They stop off at a local pub only to find the tradition of Morris dancing still exists in the country.

The rushes were brought to the church in a procession, accompanied by music and Morris dancing.

Jason had to admit that Morris dancing was a lot easier than acting.

The platoon are practising their morris dance in the church hall.

Edmund also expresses outrage that Morris dancing is still around in his day and age.

Mark Morris danced with the troupe in the late 1970's.

Morris dancing continued in popularity until the industrial revolution and its accompanying social changes.

Morris dancing is now an art and recreation enjoyed by men and women across the world.

On the day of the procession, the platoon are readying themselves for their morris dance.

It could be more than anti-Catholicism and morris dancing.

They are part of the Morris dance tradition.

As devotees of Morris dancing are aware, this is an annual gala.

Blakeman became involved in female morris dancing at age three.

It has some common elements with, but is a complete independent development from the English Morris dance.

The usage of the word "morisco" at the time carried two possible meanings.

His Spanish family name indicates his descent from morisco refugees.

Valencia from this period is marked by a distinctive form of Morisco architecture and many gardens.

However, the call went unheeded by the central Spanish authorities (see Morisco).

In 1609, the great majority of the Morisco population of Spain was expelled.

Philip expected that this would break down the Morisco community and facilitate their assimilation into the Christian population.

It was decided to start with Valencia, where the Morisco population was greatest.

His horse, too, was harnessed in the Morisco fashion, with great shovel stirrups.

His mother was a Morisco.

This triggered one of the largest Morisco Revolts.

Buñuelos are first known to have been consumed among Spain's Morisco population.

The potters were mostly still Muslim or Morisco.

It is overlooked by a small gallery supported by marble pillars and Morisco arches.

No one quite knows where morris dancing comes from, although it is thought that it may have been a way of celebrating the Morisco Revolt.

In reaction, there was a Morisco uprising in the Alpujarras from 1568 to 1571.

Toward the end of the 16th century, Morisco writers challenged the perception that their culture was alien to Spain.

A number of studies focus on the genetic impact of the Morisco community on the modern Spanish population.

The proposal has not yet been materialized, in part due to the difficulty in safely identifying Morisco ancestry.

Morisco: Mulatto and White parents.

The people of Galera participated in the Morisco Revolt of 1568.

Four Morisco versions from Spain are known, three from Almonacid.

See Morisco Revolt.

He lived in Marrakesh and Fez and was of Morisco descent.

Following the 1500 morisco rebellion, Fernando the Catholic destroyed the fortress as a measure against further revolts; its ruins can still be seen.

After the suppression of the revolt, almost the entire Morisco population was expelled from the former Kingdom of Granada.

Diego Moresco had not kissed her, yet she could imagine what it must be like.

Mr. Moresco said he grew up with those guys.

Diego Moresco held no power over her now.

Carlo Moresco was the company's primary conductor from 1950-1954.

Moresco also was a co-producer of Crash and has acted in three films.

Mr. Moresco will not discuss Thomas or how he died.

Moresco had previously written "Covenant" earlier in the first season, and also acted as a producer during the series' run.

Carlo Moresco notably served as the company's music director from 1947 until its demise roughly ten years later.

Bobby Moresco, 54, couldn't look Hollywood if he tried.

"Good question for the mother," Mr. Moresco says, now typing.

The network is asking for a commitment from the audience, Mr. Moresco said.

Her imagination took flights she'd never anticipated whenever she looked at Diego Moresco.

In 1956 Moresco was appointed music director of the Connecticut Opera.

Mr. Moresco sold his house in Burbank and moved to a rental.

Yet for some reason, Diego Moresco, by doing nothing at all but focusing his attention on her, made her feel beautiful.

She turned back to Diego Moresco before cowardice and propriety overwhelmed her.

"Me and 100 hookers," Mr. Moresco remembered with a smile.

And breaking into that room would hold no challenge for the likes of Diego Moresco, now, would it?

Moresco took the goblet from her and took her cold hands between his big ones, warming them as he began talking again.

Part of her recalled that in his time, Diego Moresco had certainly done far more than kiss her.

"I ran out and bought books on screenwriting that night," Mr. Moresco recalls.

Mr. Moresco wags his head in awe.

It is not a true story, Mr. Moresco, known as Bobby to his friends, insists.

The Moresco is a modern hotel attractively landscaped into a hillside dotted with cypress trees.

Confronting Derrick would certainly be easier than meeting Diego Moresco in the flesh once again.