Saragossa
See Saragossa in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(sărˌə-gŏsˈə) also Za·ra·go·za (zărˌə-gōˈzə, thäˌrä-gōˈthä)
A city of northeast Spain on the Ebro River northeast of Madrid. An important city under Roman rule, it was held by the Moors from 713 until 1118. Population: 654,000.
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