For one, there is the Roman interpretation, derived from the Roman "Avé Leda", which means "beautiful place", while others assume that the name was derived from "Veleda", a venerated Visigothic or Subic priest of the 4th century.
While others assume that the name was derived from "Veleda", a venerated Visigothic or Subic priest of the 4th century. For one, there is the Roman interpreation, derived from the Roman "Avé Leda", which means "beautiful place".
For one, there is the Roman interpreation, derived from the Roman "Avé Leda", which means "beautiful place". While others assume that the name was derived from "Veleda", a venerated Visigothic or Subic priest of the 4th century.
For one, there is the Roman interpreation, derived from the Roman "Avé Leda", which means "beautiful place". While others assume that the name was derived from "Veleda", a venerated Visigothic or Subic priest of the 4th century.