Nicholas I, Saint, Pope

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• Nicholas I, Saint — ▪ pope byname  Nicholas the Great   born c. 800, Rome died Nov. 13, 867, Rome; feast day November 13       pope from 858 to 867, master theorist of papal power, considered to have been the most forceful of the early medieval pontiffs, whose… …   Universalium

• Pope Nicholas I — Saint Nicholas I Papacy began April 24, 858 Papacy ended November 13, 867 Predecessor Benedict III Successor Adrian II Personal …   Wikipedia

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• Pope Marcellus I — Saint Marcellus I Papacy began May 308 Papacy ended 309 Predecessor Marcellinus Successor …   Wikipedia

• Pope Miltiades — Saint Miltiades Papacy began 2 July 311 Papacy ended 10 January 314 Predecessor Eusebius …   Wikipedia

• Pope Dionysius — Saint Dionysius redirects here. For other uses, see Saint Dionysius (disambiguation). Dionysius Papacy began July 22, 259 Papacy ended December 26, 268 …   Wikipedia

• Saint Nicholas I —     Pope St. Nicholas I     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Nicholas I     Born at Rome, date unknown; died 13 November, 867; one of the great popes of the Middle Ages, who exerted decisive influence upon the historical development of the… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Saint Nicholas I —     Pope St. Nicholas I     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Nicholas I     Born at Rome, date unknown; died 13 November, 867; one of the great popes of the Middle Ages, who exerted decisive influence upon the historical development of the… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Nicholas III —     Pope Nicholas III     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Nicholas III     (GIOVANNI GAETANI ORSINI)     Born at Rome, c. 1216; elected at Viterbo, 25 November, 1277; died at Soriano, near Viterbo, 22 August, 1280. His father, Matteo Rosso, was of …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Nicholas III —     Pope Nicholas III     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Nicholas III     (GIOVANNI GAETANI ORSINI)     Born at Rome, c. 1216; elected at Viterbo, 25 November, 1277; died at Soriano, near Viterbo, 22 August, 1280. His father, Matteo Rosso, was of …   Catholic encyclopedia