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SPANISH REFORMED CHURCH

The Spanish Reformed Church is a Protestant Church in Spain that was formed in Seville in 1871, and from there spread across Spain and Portugal. The Spanish Reformed Church applied to the Church of England for the consecration of a bishop in 1878, and the archbishop of Dublin and two bishops then consecrated the former Roman Catholic priest, Cabrera. The Spanish Reformed Church uses a liturgy composed of materials taken from the Anglican Prayer Book and the ancient Mozarabic liturgy.
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CABRERITE

Cabrerite, named after the Sierra Cabrera, Spain, is an apple-green mineral, a hydrous arsenate of nickel, cobalt, and magnesia.
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CABRERA

Cabrera is an island of the Balearic Isles, south of Majorca. It was formerly used as a place for receiving convicts.
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