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1 John XV (or XVI) (Pope from 985 to 996, who carried out the first solemn canonization in history by papal decree)
Религия: Иоанн XV (XVI)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > John XV (or XVI) (Pope from 985 to 996, who carried out the first solemn canonization in history by papal decree)
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2 Иоанн XV
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3 John XV
Религия: (or XVI)(Pope from 985 to 996, who carried out the first solemn canonization in history by papal decree) Иоанн XV (XVI)
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