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41 Григорий X
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42 Евгений I
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43 Евсевий
Religion: Eusebius (Pope from April 18 to August 17, 309/310. His epitaph, written by Pope Damasus I, tells of a violent dispute in Rome about readmitting apostates after the persecution of Christians under the Roman emperor Diocletian) -
44 Захарий
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45 Иннокентий VI
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46 Иннокентий XI
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47 Иоанн XIX
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48 Иоанн Павел II
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49 Климент IV
Religion: Clement (Pope from 1265 to 1268 who executed the plan of Pope Urban IV, his predecessor, in a century-old battle between the papacy and the German Hohenstaufen family) -
50 Климент VI
1) General subject: Clement (Pope from 1523 to 1534. He gravely underestimated the depth and the dangers of his unpopularity in Germany, and the Reformation found the papacy psychologically unprepared for a radical and permanent rejection of its authority) -
51 Мартин II
Religion: Martin (II) (Nonexistent Pope. In the 13th century the papal chancery misread the names of the two popes Marinus as Martin, and as a result of this error Simon de Brie in 1281 assumed the name of Pope Martin IV instead of Martin II) -
52 Мартин III
Religion: Martin (Nonexistent Pope. In the 13th century the papal chancery misread the names of the two popes Marinus as Martin, and as a result of this error Simon de Brie in 1281 assumed the name of Pope Martin IV instead of Martin II) -
53 Марцелл II
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54 Сикст I
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55 Стефан I
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56 Телесфор
Religion: Telesphorus (Pope from about 125 to about 136, successor to St. Sixtus I, the eighth Pope and a witness to the persecution of Christians by the Roman emperor Hadrian) -
57 Ты еще спрашиваешь!
Jocular: Is the Pope a Catholic? (e.g. - Do you think they'll win? - Is the Pope Catholic?)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Ты еще спрашиваешь!
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58 Урбан III
Religion: Urban( Pope from 1185 to 1187. He inherited from Pope Lucius III an imperial diplomatic crisis that harassed his entire pontificate) -
59 Урбан VII
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60 Целестин IV
Religion: Celestine( Pope from October 25 to November 10, 1241, who was the first Pope to be elected in a conclave, which had been set up by the senator of Rome, Matthew Rosso Orsini, who hoped to break a deadlock in the College of Cardinals)
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