bishop of Milan

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• Mirocles (bishop of Milan) — Mirocles Bishop of Milan Altar and Urn of Saint Mirocles Church Catholic Church …   Wikipedia

• Dionysius (bishop of Milan) — Dionysius Archbishop of Milan Relic of Saint Dionysius, Cathedral of Milan Church Catholic Church Appoin …   Wikipedia

• Monas (bishop of Milan) — Monas Bishop of Milan relics of Saint Monas, Cathedral of Milan Church Catholic Church In Office …   Wikipedia

• Martinianus (bishop of Milan) — Martinianus Archbishop of Milan Relic of Saint Martinianus, Cathedral of Milan Church Catholic Church Appo …   Wikipedia

• Maternus (bishop of Milan) — For Saint Maternus of Cologne, see Maternus of Cologne. Maternus Archbishop of Milan 5th century M …   Wikipedia

• Dacius (bishop of Milan) — Dacius Archbishop of Milan Wall with the Urn of Saint Dacius Church Catholic Church …   Wikipedia

• MILAN — MILAN, city in Lombardy, N. Italy. The presence of Jews in Milan in the Late Roman period is attested by three Jewish inscriptions, two of which refer to the father of the community. In 388, ambrose , bishop of Milan, expressed regret for failing …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Magnus (bishop of Milan) — Magnus Archbishop of Milan Church Catholic Church Appointed …   Wikipedia

• Milan — Milano redirects here. For other uses, see Milano (disambiguation). For other uses, see Milan (disambiguation). Milan Milano   Comune   Comune di Milano …   Wikipedia

• Milan —    Chief city in northern Italy (q.v.), especially in the fourth century when the imperial court resided there. Fourth century Milan is also known for the so called Edict of Milan, and for Ambrose (qq.v.), whose tenure as bishop made Milan the… …   Historical dictionary of Byzantium

• Milan Velimirović — Milan Velimirović, (born 21 April 1952 in Niš, Yugoslavia) is a Serbian chess problemist and publisher. Velimirović gained the title International solving grandmaster in 1984[1] and Grandmaster of chess compositions in 2010.[2] He is also editor… …   Wikipedia