| Ceuta has relatively mild winters for the latitude, while summers are warm yet milder than in the interior of Southern Spain, due to the moderating effect of the Straits of Gibraltar | Following this, Ceuta and Muslim Iberia were controlled by successive North African dynasties |
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| Their king focused his attention on the rich lands around ; although the Romans eventually accepted his conquests and he continued to raid them anyway, he soon lost control of Tingis and Septem in a series of Berber revolts | As of 2018, its population was 85,144 |
In 1415, the year of the city's conquest, the converted the Grand Mosque into.
| 6Disputed between South Sudan and the Sudan | 1845 , , , XXII, London: B |
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| When the cardinal-king died two years after Sebastian's disappearance, three grandchildren of King claimed the throne: ; ; and Philip II of Spain Uncle of former King Sebastian of Portugal , who would go on to be crowned King in 1581, uniting the two crowns and overseas empires known as the , which allowed the two kingdoms to continue without being merged | The resulting , led by Henry, was a debacle |
born 1995 in Ceuta a Spanish-Moroccan footballer, played one game for Twin towns and sister cities [ ]• 1160 — 1226 a Jewish physician and poet, and disciple of• 4 in , which could be considered a humid climate if the summers were not so arid.
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