Ngā hua rapu - India*

The Emerging Identity and Mission of the Christian Family as Domestic Church in the Indian Context. mā Abraham, Biju

Evidence in Canon Law Procedure and Indian Evidence Act : A Comparative Study mā AROCKIAM, Amalan

O apóstolo das Indias e do Japão : São Francisco Xavier. mā Rocha, João Bosco, S.I

As Índias Negras & A Galera "Chancellor". mā Verne, Jules, 1828-1905

Blas de Lezo y la defensa heroica de Cartagena de Indias (1741). mā Crespo-Francés y Valero, José Antonio, 1957-

O sonho da Índia : Afonso de Albuquerque. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

O caminho da Índia. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

Os portugueses na Índia. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

Na selva indiana. mā Anderson, Kenneth, 1910-1974

Os portugueses na Índia. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

O sonho da Índia : Afonso de Albuquerque. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

The wonder that was India. mā Basham, Arthur Llewellyn, 1914-1986

Rārangi ihirangi: “…vol.01 : A survey of the culture of the Indian sub-continent before the coming of the Muslims.…”

Maximas de Santo Ignacio Fundador da Companhia de jesús e sentimentos de São Francisco Xavier Apostolo das Indias. mā Ignacio de Loyola, S.I., s., 1491-1556

Right to Religious Freedom in India : A Study According to International Law of Human Rights, Indian Legislation and Teaching of the Catholic Church mā MARAMREDDY, Maria Joseph Reddy

Testamentary Bequeaths by Religious According to Canon Law and Indian Civil Law : A Comparative Study mā SOUZA, Clifford Ignatius

Cartas Espirituales de San Francisco Javier : Apostol de las Indias y del Japón mā SEMPERE, José Luis

Vida de Dom João de Castro : quarto Viso-rei da India. mā Andrade, Jacinto Freire de, 1597-1657

Indies adventure : the amazing career of Afonso de Albuquerque captain-general and governor of India (1509-1515). mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

Afonso de Albuquerque : o sonho da Índia. mā Sanceau, Elaine, 1896-1978

El día que España derrotó a Inglaterra : de cómo Blas de Lezo, tuerto, manco y cojo, venció en Cartagena de Indias a la otra "Armada invencible". mā Victoria, Pablo, 1943-

Ngā marau: “…Batalhas. 119 Cartagena de Índias (1741).…”