The General Biographical Dictionary, Том 28Alexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1816 |
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... pope Urban VIII . had a desire to draw him again to Rome ; and caused a letter for that purpose to be sent to him by father Vit- telleschi , general of their order : but Louis XIII , would not suffer a person who did so much honour to ...
... pope Urban VIII . had a desire to draw him again to Rome ; and caused a letter for that purpose to be sent to him by father Vit- telleschi , general of their order : but Louis XIII , would not suffer a person who did so much honour to ...
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... pope , August 9 , 1471 , on the death of Paul II . He immediately armed a fleet against the Turks , and displayed great magnificence and liberality during his whole pontificate . He was almost the founder of , and certainly greatly ...
... pope , August 9 , 1471 , on the death of Paul II . He immediately armed a fleet against the Turks , and displayed great magnificence and liberality during his whole pontificate . He was almost the founder of , and certainly greatly ...
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... ( POPE ) , whose proper names were FELIX PERETTI , was born in 1521 , in the signiory of Montalto : his father , Francis Peretti , for his faithful service to a country gentleman , with whom he lived as a gardener , was rewarded with his ...
... ( POPE ) , whose proper names were FELIX PERETTI , was born in 1521 , in the signiory of Montalto : his father , Francis Peretti , for his faithful service to a country gentleman , with whom he lived as a gardener , was rewarded with his ...
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... pope was father Ghisilieri , who had been promoted to the purple by Paul IV . Mon- talto's joy at the promotion of his friend was not ill - founded , nor were his expectations disappointed ; for Pius V. even in the first week of his ...
... pope was father Ghisilieri , who had been promoted to the purple by Paul IV . Mon- talto's joy at the promotion of his friend was not ill - founded , nor were his expectations disappointed ; for Pius V. even in the first week of his ...
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... pope , however , not only shewed very little regard to his compliment , but during his pontificate , treated him with the utmost contempt , and deprived him of the pension which had been granted to him by Pius V. Nor was he held in ...
... pope , however , not only shewed very little regard to his compliment , but during his pontificate , treated him with the utmost contempt , and deprived him of the pension which had been granted to him by Pius V. Nor was he held in ...
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