Proper noun
Albornoz (plural Albornozes)
A surname from Spanish.
After the murder of the tribune in 1354 Albornoz pursued his task of restoring the pope's authority by intrigue and force with remarkable success. Source: Internet
Back in power for a short time, he was lynched by the populace, and Albornoz could take possession of the city, that in 1377 under Gregory XI became again the seat of the papacy. Source: Internet
As legate, Albornoz showed himself to be an astute manager of men and effective fighter. Source: Internet
Albornoz persuaded Alonso de Estrada to release Salazar and Chirinos. Source: Internet
However, the ten years of bloody warfare conducted by Albornoz accomplished very little to secure the pacification of Italy for now four mercenary companies roved through Italy spreading further bloodshed and strife. Source: Internet
The college of Saint Clement at Bologna was founded by Albornoz for the benefit Castilian, Aragonese and Portuguese students, in 1364. Source: Internet