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centered in Annecy and called the diocese of Mont-Blanc. Four of the five bishops then in office went into exile; the fifth was too aged. Electors, who did not have to be
Catholic or even Christian, were to meet and elect a bishop, who would be required to take the usual oaths to the French Constitution. Papal participation in any form was forbidden. These arrangements were uncanonical and schismatic.
1692:(1689), p. 289: "Porro ab idoneis auctoribus rei ipsius veritatem quaesivi, ab his utique qui affirmabant, ab episcopo Genavensi sancto Isaac hunc quem retulit passionis ordinem cognovisse; qui, credo, rursum haec retro a beatissimo episcopo Theodoro viro temporis anterioris acceperat." Isaac is not mentioned in the episcopal list of S. Pierre. Duchesne, p. 227, no. 1.
1096:"Geneva was Christianised by Dionysius Areopagita and Paracodus, two of the seventy-two disciples, in the time of Domitian; Dionysius went thence to Paris, and Paracodus became the first Bishop of Geneva. The legend, however, is fictitious, as is that which makes St. Lazarus the first Bishop of Geneva..." Gregor Reinhold (1910),
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On 2 August 1527, Bishop Pierre de la Baume, harassed both by the people of Geneva and by the Duke of Savoy, fled the city for some property in
Burgundy. On 2 July 1533, he returned to Geneva, but on 14 July he fled again. He and the cathedral Chapter of Geneva settled in Annecy in 1535, and, despite
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On 1 February 1083, Guy presented the abbey of Cluny with a church in his diocese. In
January 1107, he attended a council in Lyon. Bishop Guy de Faucigny held a synod, attended by Archbishop Boson of Tarantaise and Bishop Amico of Bellay, which adjucated property rights between a monastery and a
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In 1792, Savoy was invaded and occupied by forces of the French
National Assembly. Commissioners sent from Paris imposed a revolutionary government, and on 8 March 1793 issued an ecclesiastical decree which followed metropolitan French policy by reducing the number of dioceses from 5 to 1, to be
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Bishop
Guillaume de Constans and Count Amadeus V of Savoy were in continual conflict on many matters during the entire period of the bishop's administration, 1287 to 1295. On 30 December 1287, the bishop laid an interdict on all the lands of the count in his diocese. On 19 September 1290, Bishop
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François de Savoie died on 3 October 1490 in Turin. The cathedral
Chapter met in Geneva on 6 October 1490 to exert their right to elect his successor; they chose Charles de Seyssel. Important Savoyards, including Philippe de Bresse and Blanche de Montferrat, had already arranged with
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Jean was the illegitimate son of François de Savoie, who had been administrator of the diocese of Geneva (1484–1490). He had been a priest of the diocese of Angers, to which François de Savoie had been transferred in 1490, for which he had required a dispensation
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Deschamps was born in
Chambery in 1701, and held a doctorate in theology (U. Valence, 1741). He had been abbot of Chesiriacum (Chéserey, Sisserey) (1728–1741). He was nominated by the King of Sardinia on 21 February 1741, and approved in consistory by
172:, a list of the bishops of Geneva found on a page, now missing, in a bible belonging to the cathedral of Saint Pierre in Geneva, once the property of Bishop Frederick, which records that Diogenes was the first Bishop of Geneva, is untrustworthy.
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on 19 December 1539, and promoted to the archbishopric of Besançon on 29 December 1541. The
Emperor Charles V issued a golden bull suspending all authority in Geneva except that of the emperor and the bishop. The Church imposed the interdict.
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on 19 February 1496; he resigned on 22 May 1497. In his place, the bishop of
Lausanne, Aimo de Montfaucon, was granted the administratorship. Philippe de Savoie resigned the diocese in 1509, at the age of 20. His successor was appointed by
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Mamerto Fichet was the brother of
Guillaume Fichet, a scholar and Rector of the Sorbonne, who organized the first printing press in Paris. Bishop Mamerto Fichet granted his brother a canonry in Geneva on 16 October 1472. Anatole Claudin,
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Philippe de Savoie was the son of Philippe de Bresse, the son of Duke Louis, and therefore great-grandson of Amadeus of Savoy (Pope Felix V). He was six years old when named bishop, at the request of the magistrates of Geneva.
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Bishop Pappulus did not attend the Council of Orléans in 549, but sent a representative: "Tranquillus presbyter directus a domno meo Pappulo episcopo ecclesiae Genauensis subscripsi." De Clercq, p. 160. Duchesne, p. 228, no.
540:. In 1822, due to changes in international borders which had placed the territory of the diocese of Geneva in several nations, the area belonging to the Diocese of Geneva but beyond the borders of Switzerland became the
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of Germany granted the counts of Savoy the title "Duke". The counts repeatedly maneuvered to elevate their family members to the Bishop of Geneva's diocesan staff. Their most notable success came when the former
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Bishop Salonius attended the Council of Lyon in 570, and the Council of Paris in 573. De Clercq, p. 202: "Salonius in Christi nomine episcopus ecclesiae Genauensis subscripsi;" p. 214. Duchesne, p. 228, no.
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Bishop Martin died on 1 December 1303. Aimone, Provost of Lausanne, was elected by the Chapter of Geneva at the end of February 1304, and consecrated a bishop on 5 October 1342. Mallet (1843), pp. 149-151;
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Cariatto attended the Council of Valence in 584, and the Council of Macon in 585. De Clercq, p. 236, 249: "Cariatto in Christi nomine episcopus ecclesiae Genauensis subscripsi." Duchesne, pp. 228-229, no.
276:(1027–1039), who was crowned king of Burgundy on 2 February 1033. In 1034, he entered Burgundy with his army, and received the submission of its cities, including Geneva, where he was again elected king.
500:, submitted his resignation as bishop. The pope, then, in fulfilment of earlier agreements with the French government, suppressed the Diocese of Geneva, and annexed its territory to the new Diocese of
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on 21 November 1541. He succeeded as Metropolitan Archbishop of Besançon on 29 December 1541. He resigned in favor of his nephew Claude de Baume on 27 June 1543. He died on 4 May 1544. Hauréau,
567:. For instance, discord arose concerning public financial support for the Protestant and Old Catholic Churches, while the Catholic Church received none. On 30 June 1907, Geneva voted for the
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to resign and return to a monastery, dying in 1275, as Besson (p. 30) related. Bishop Henri's successor, Bishop Aymon de Menthonay was already in office on 12 February 1268. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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Jean de Compois had previously been Bishop of Turin (1469–1482). He was named bishop of Geneva on 24 July 1482. He was transferred to the archdiocese of Tarentaise on 14 June 1484 by
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When Pope Leo voided the election made by the Chapter, he granted the right to appoint the next bishop to the Duke of Savoy, who named his relative Jean, who was approved by
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in the presence of the Emperor Otto III. On 11 October 1019, Bishop Hugo participated in the consecration of the church of Basel. Besson, p. 11. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
245:. Bishop Salonius II is only known from his signatures at the Synod of Lyons (570 AD) and the Synod of Paris (573 AD). In 584 AD, Cariatto was made Bishop of Geneva by King
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on 16 June 1421, but was not consecrated or installed, due to the occupation of the city by the English King Henry V. He was appointed bishop of Geneva on 12 June 1422 by
1830:. He was imprisoned, however, by Archbishop Otramnus of Vienne, and was replaced. Pope John wrote an angry letter to the archbishop Jacobus Sirmondus (Jacques Sirmond),
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In 1387, Bishop Adhémar Fabry granted Geneva its charter ensuring the city's rights and institutional continuity. Subsequent bishops were expected to affirm the charter.
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on 6 May 1260. He had been Prior of the priory of S. Alban in Basel. He died on 20 September 1267. He did not, as is sometimes said, apply for and obtain permission of
339:, who had been elected Pope Felix V by the Council of Basel, became Administrator of the diocese of Geneva in March 1444, and held the office until his death in 1451.
132:(81 – 91 AD), and that Paracodus became the first Bishop of Geneva. However, this is explained as based on an error, arising from the similarity of the Latin names
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Panisetta became Constitutional Bishop of Mont-Blanc on 7 April 1793. On 22 February 1796, he submitted his retraction of apostasy to the papal nuncio in Lucerne.
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Régeste genevois: ou, Répertoire chronologique et analytique des documents imprimés relatifs à l'histoire de la ville et du diocèse de Genève avant l'année 1312.
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In September 1032, with the death of King Rudolf III, the dynasty of the kings of Burgundy, which had ruled since 888, came to an end. Sovereignty passed to the
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Pierre de Faucigny had been Provost of the cathedral Chapter of Geneva, which elected him bishop on 4 December 1311. He died on 28 March 1342. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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Bishop Pappulus (II) attended the Council of Chalon-sur-Saône. De Clercq, p. 308: "Pappolus episcopus ecclesie Genuense subscripsi." Duchesne, p. 229, no. 10.
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Etienne Marilley (1804–1889) became the parish priest of Geneva in 1831 and was consecrated bishop of Lausanne and Geneva in 1846. The 1870s was the time of
2867:, through special powers delegated him as papal legate. Lavagny, p. 273. He retired on 7 February 1805, and died in 1829. Previously, he had been Bishop of
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Bishop de Seyssel died on 12 April 1513. The cathedral Chapter elected Canon Aimo de Gingins as his successor, but he was rejected by Pope Leo X. Hauréau,
496:, the Canton of Geneva was annexed to France. Writing from exile in Turin on 21 November 1801, the bishop of Geneva, Joseph-Marie Paget, at the request of
312:(bishop's lieutenant) as a fief, in return for rights and properties along the Rhone which belonged to the diocese and had been appropriated by the Count.
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Jean de Murol was the son of Jean, seigneur de Murol (Auvergne), and was a canon of the cathedral of Rouen (or Paris). He was named bishop of Geneva by
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Charles-Auguste de Sales had been appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Geneva (Switzerland) on 19 December 1644), and on the same day named Titular Bishop of
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caused great change in the religious and political life of Geneva. Prior to the reformation, the Diocese of Geneva extended well into Savoy, as far as
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voided his election. Instead, on 10 April 1366, the pope transferred Bishop Guillaume Fournier de Marcossay from the diocese of Gap. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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Bertrandus was summoned to attend a provincial synod to be held on 1 October, to deal with his canonical irregularities; he did not attend. Hauréau,
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on 24 July 1482, after only five days as bishop of Geneva; he replaced Jean de Compois, who was transferred to Geneva. Metropolitan Archbishop of
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in France; the administratorship was revoked on 23 December 1388, when a new bishop was appointed. He died on 10 February 1399. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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was Bishop of Geneva. Salonius was the son of Eucherius of Lyon. Eucherius dedicated his "Instructions" to Salonius. Salonius took part in the
480:(1567 – 1622) was Bishop of Geneva. He held the position from 1602 to 1621. Through his devotion, many in the diocese returned to Catholicism.
1231:, Volume 1 (Turnhout: Brepols, 1963), pp. 87, 89, 102, 133. He subscribes: "Ex provincia Vienninsi civit. Genauensis Salunius eepiscopus."
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to have the bishop of Mondovi, Antoine Champion, transferred to Geneva. De Seyssel's nomination was therefore rejected. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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Fredericus is assigned 37 years in the episcopal list in the bible of S. Pierre, and notes that he died on 25 August. Duchesne, p. 226.
54:. The merged diocese was later broken up, due to changes in national boundaries. The diocese of Chambéry lost Swiss territory to the
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Guillaume de Constans and Count Amadeus V of Savoy signed a treaty, by which the Counts of Savoy obtained the Bishop of Geneva's
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Vie Religieuse et Reforme Ecclesiastique Dans le Diocese de Geneve, pendant le Grand Schisme et la crise conciliaire (1378–1450)
178:, in his prologue to the "Passion of the Saints of Agaune," indicates that Isaac of Monteluco (c. 400 AD) was Bishop of Geneva.
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Rochetaillée served as bishop of Geneva from 23 September 1418 to 12 June 1422. From 13 July 1412 to 26 June 1423, he was the
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451:(1508 – 1581). The City of Fribourg supported the Catholic Church and in 1531, renounced its alliance with Geneva. In 1536,
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XVI, [https://books.google.com/books?id=tBw2AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA395 pp. 395-396.] Francois Fleury, Vol. 1, pp. 61-64.
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According to Bishop Eucherius of Lyon, he was a source of the "Passio sanctorum Mauricii ac Sociorum." Thierry Ruinart,
260:. Bishop Hilary of Arles, in the second quarter of the 5th century, attempted to claim it as a suffragan of Arles, but
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1727:(Turnhout: Brepols 1963), pp. 20, 36: "Maxemus in Christi nomine episcopus ciuitatis Genuensis relegi et subscripsi."
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The Gallican Church: A History of the Church of France, from the Concordat of Bologna, A.D. 1516, to the Revolution,
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Documents: Anciennes corporations des arts et métiers de Chambéry et de quelques autres localités de la Savoie.
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Documents: Anciennes corporations des arts et métiers de Chambéry et de quelques autres localités de la Savoie.
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Solothurn: Beiträge zur Entwicklung der Stadt im Mittelalter: Kolloquium vom 13./14. November 1987 in Solothurn,
2419:(Bibliographical Society at the Chiswick Press, 1897), p. 45, note 86. Binz (1973), pp. 61, 136, 201, 254, 259.
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The First Paris Press: An Account of the Books Printed for G. Fichet and J. Heynlin in the Sorbonne, 1470-1472,
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Bishop Alamand died on Holy Thursday 1366. The canons immediately elected their Provost, Nicod de Begnins, but
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Notice biographique sur sa grandeur Mgr. Étienne Marilley, évêque de Lausanne et de Genève, archevêque de Myre,
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2205:. Fabri was named bishop of Geneva on 12 July 1385 by Clement VII. He died on 8 October 1388. Fleury, Vol. 1,
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Granier died at the Château de Pollinge, while he was on his way to Annecy, on 17 September 1602. Fleury II,
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431:, they were not able to persuade the Genevans to allow a return. Bishop de la Baune was named a cardinal by
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Histoire de l'Église de Genève depuis les temps les plus anciens jusqu'en 1802: Avec pièces justificatives.
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from 27 May 1426 until his death on 24 March 1437. His other roles in this period included Archpriest of
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Bishop Humbert published a document in 1134. He died on 31 October 1135. Mallet (1843), p. 141, note 1.
2239:(Pedro de Luna) on 14 December 1408. At the request of the canons of Geneva, he was transferred to the
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Council at Epaone: Lullin & Le Fort (1866), p. 18, no. 52. Duchesne, p. 228, no. 5. C. De Clercq,
287:. However, their independence was limited by the ecclesiastical overseers appointed by the archbishop (
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Memoires pour l'histoire ecclesiastique des dioceses de Geneve, Tarantaise, Aoste et Maurienne (etc.)
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2588:(France) from 13 July 1530, but allowed to retain the diocese of Geneva. He was named a cardinal by
2382:(5 November 1439–7 April 1449). After resigning the papacy, he was appointed a cardinal and named
221:. When Dormitianus (before 500 AD) was bishop, Princess Sedeleuba van Bourgondië, a sister of Queen
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Mallet, Édouard (1843). "Mémoire historique sur l'élection des évêques de Genève. Premier partie,"
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The City of Geneva responded to the successes of the House of Savoy by making an alliance with the
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206:(c. 455 AD). Salonius (called Bishop Salonius of Vienne) may have authored two small commentaries,
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Mallet, Édouard (1847). "Mémoire historique sur l'élection des évêques de Genève. Second partie,"
2902:, Volume 7 (Chambéry: Académie des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Savoie/ 1893), pp. 207-213.
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parish; the date is unknown. He died on 1 November 1119 (or 1120). Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
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Memoires pour l'histoire ecclésiastique des diocèses de Genève, Tantaise, Aoste et Maurienne
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on 21 November 1801. He died in retirement on 25 April 1810, at the age of 84. Lavanchy I,
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and 6 French parishes, ceded by the King of Sardinia. This included 16,000 people of the
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was detached from Geneva to form a separate diocese. The bishops of Geneva ruled over 8
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455:(1509 – 1564) went to Geneva, but was expelled after disagreement over details of the
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3000:. Vol. 6 (Tomus VI) (1730–1799). Patavii: Messagero di S. Antonio
2964:. Vol. 4 (Tomus IV) (1592–1667). Münster: Libraria Regensbergiana
2443:(Italy) (1479.08.24–1491.04.22); he was transferred to the diocese of
1434:"Geneva, Imperial city and Episcopal principality (11th-16th century)"
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on 2 October 1440. He died on 7 March 1444. Eubel II, p. 158, note 1.
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Vol. 9 (New York: Robert Appleton Company 1910), pp. 40-43, at p. 41.
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1705:, bishop of Civitas Arvernorum c. 469–480s. Duchesne, p. 227, no. 3.
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united the City of Geneva and twenty parishes with the Diocese of
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on 23 April 1787. He submitted his resignation at the request of
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2168:
on 27 January 1378. On 12 July 1385, he was named a cardinal by
1904:
Adalgodus' name appears on a coin. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
85:(Celto-Germanic people). In 120 BC, Geneva was conquered by the
3152:
Mémoires et documents de la Société d'histoire et d'archéologie
3139:
Mémoires et documents de la Société d'histoire et d'archéologie
2728:
1919:
Konradus' name appears on a coin. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1464:
Mémoires et documents de la Société d'histoire et d'archéologie
867:
504:. On 9 June 1815, in Article LXXX of the general treaty at the
467:
456:
420:
412:
309:
94:
78:
2895:
Personnel ecclésiastique du diocèse de Chambéry de 1802 à 1893
2875:
Personnel ecclésiastique du diocèse de Chambéry de 1802 à 1893
3129:. Genève: Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Genève 1866.
2336:
was appointed administrator of Geneva on 3 December 1423, by
1866:
Bishop Geroldus: Besson, p. 10. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1335:
The Papacy and the Orthodox: Sources and History of a Debate,
509:
416:
151:
144:
47:
2580:
Baume was named bishop of Geneva on 10 October 1522. He was
2193:
From 13 November 1363 to 10 November 1378, he was bishop of
1527:
Volume 2 (R. Carter & brothers, 1864), pp. 340, 342-346.
1480:(Eugene, OR USA: Wipf and Stock Publishers 2012), pp. 38-39.
1646:
Pius VII, the bull "Temporum vices" (30 January 1821), in:
1591:
Volume XI (Rome: Camera Apostolica 1846), pp. 245-249, § 6.
1525:
History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin,
1183:
Vol. 9 (New York: Robert Appleton Company 1910), pp. 40-43.
396:
353:
2006:
Mallet (1843), pp. 141-142. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1171:
1169:
1167:
1165:
1163:
1161:
548:
abandoned previous agreements. In imitation of the French
2779:
XVI, p. 497. Ritzler & Sefrin VI, p. 223 with note 2.
3142:, Volume 2 (Genève: J. Jullien, 1843), pp. 104–234.
2090:
Bishop. Robert died on 14 January 1287. Eubel I, p. 260.
1895:, pp. 39-45, assign Hughes the dates "988–1019 environ."
1585:, pp. 263-272. Pius VII, bull "Qui Christi Domini," in:
1209:
Monumenta Germaniae historica. Auctorum antiquissimorum.
524:
provided protection to the Catholic religion in Geneva.
3067:. vol. I, second edition, Paris 1907, pp. 225–230.
2775:
on 17 April 1741. He died on 2 November 1763. Hauréau,
2464:.. He died on 28 June 1492. Eubel I, pp. 245, 247, 261.
2222:(Robert of Geneva) on 12 October 1388. Fleury, Vol. 1,
2081:, Vol. 3 (Paris: E. de Boccard 1953), p. 112, no. 3106.
1627:
Pius VII, "Inter multiplices" (20 September 1819), in:
1615:
Notices of the State of Religion in Geneva and Belgium,
1204:
Salviani Presbyteri Masssiliensis libri quae supersunt,
1158:
1009:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg
439:
During the Reformation, the City of Bern supported the
375:(in French) being tortured in 1517 under the order of
2511:(Borgia) appointed Cardinal Domenico della Rovere as
3100:. vol. XVI, Paris: Firmin Didot 1865, coll. 373-508.
2863:
Monstiers was appointed on 4 April 1802 by Cardinal
2134:
Alamand died on Holy Thursday 1366. Fleury, Vol. 1,
1279:, (Zürich: Verlag der Fachvereine, 1991), pp. 41-42.
2681:(Visitandines) (1610.06.06); succeeded as previous
2357:François de Meez was appointed bishop of Geneva by
807:
Guillaume di Lornay (1388–1408) (Avignon Obedience)
574:
1807:Sacrorum Conciliorum nova et amplissima collectio,
2494:(Italy) (1484.11.26–1490.11.05). Fleury, Vol. 1,
1790:Sacrorum Conciliorum nova et amplissima collectio
1436:University of Geneva. Accessed 29 December 2017.
1338:(New York: Oxford University Press 2017), p. 172.
1128:
1081:
950:Michel-Gabriel de Rossillon de Bernex (1697–1734)
483:
252:The Bishopric (office of bishop) of Geneva was a
112:(Saint Lazarus), the follower of Simon Peter and
3210:
2947:Eubel, Conradus; Gulik, Guilelmus, eds. (1923).
2403:Pierre died on 21 August 1458. Eubel II, p. 158.
1036:Book 1, chapter 6. Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
953:Joseph-Nicolas Deschamps di Chaumont (1741–1763)
810:Jean de Bertrand (1408–1418) (Avignon Obedience)
508:, the Canton of Geneva was extended to cover 15
3180:. Vol. XV, pp. 246–248; pp. 370–371.
2235:Jean de Bertrand was named bishop of Geneva by
1701:Theoplastus was the recipient of a letter from
330:sought to take its place. On 19 February 1416,
3120:Lullin, Paul; Le Fort, Charles (edd.) (1866).
2394:. He died on 7 January 1451. Eubel II, p. 158.
2284:from January 1428, Apostolic Administrator of
2197:. On 10 November 1378, he was named Bishop of
2993:
2975:
2844:, Lausanne: Chez Vincent, 1796. Paul Pisani.
2344:(France) (1382–1385), and then Archbishop of
1784:Altadus, Attadus, Abtadus, Apradus: Hauréau,
1133:. Nancy (1739) Moutiers (1871). pp. 2–3.
363:
2994:Ritzler, Remigius; Sefrin, Pirminus (1958).
2976:Ritzler, Remigius; Sefrin, Pirminus (1952).
2361:on 4 March 1426. He was named a cardinal by
1618:(Glasgow: James Maclehose, 1844), pp. 18-19.
1242:Patrologiae cursus completus: Series Latina,
989:René des Monstiers de Mérinville (1802–1805)
2997:Hierarchia catholica medii et recentis aevi
2979:Hierarchia catholica medii et recentis aevi
2309:. He died on 4 March 1423. Honoré Fisquet,
142:
134:
27:Former Catholic jurisdiction in Switzerland
2946:
1559:, (Paris: A. Picard 1907), pp. 19-24; 306.
1416:Les ducs de Savoie aux XVe et XVIe siècles
1086:. Nancy (1739) Moutiers (1871). p. 2.
181:
50:from 400 to 1801, when it merged with the
2451:(France) (11 February 1478–24 July 1482).
2435:(1479.08.13–death 1501.04.22), Bishop of
2348:(1410–1412). He died on 16 February 1426.
1317:, pp. 24, no. 72. De Clercq, p. 236, 249.
1270:"Der Ursus- und Victorkult in Solothurn,"
427:their own efforts and encouragement from
65:Sébastien Münster: View of Geneva, 1550.
3219:Former Roman Catholic dioceses in Europe
2490:(1490.11.05–1495), previously Bishop of
1601:General Treaty of the Congress of Vienna
1014:List of Catholic dioceses in Switzerland
770:Henri de Bottis, O.S.B.Clun. (1260–1267)
367:
267:
97:. In 888 AD, Geneva was returned to the
60:
56:Diocese of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg
3191:. 12 vols. Locarno: A. Dadò, 2002–2014.
2957:
2854:, (Paris: A. Picard 1907), pp. 306-310.
1311:Cariatto: Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
556:(an acceptance by civil authorities of
89:. In 443 AD, Geneva became part of the
14:
3211:
2439:(1479.08.24–1491.04.22) and Bishop of
1295:(Tubinger) Theologische Quartalschrift
3113:. Volume 1. Annecy: C. Burnod 1894.
3060:Fastes épiscopaux de l'ancienne Gaule
2958:Gauchat, Patritius (Patrice) (1935).
2932:
2920:
2559:. Jean died on 8 June 1522. Hauréau,
1822:Optandus was consecrated a bishop by
1288:
1215:(Berlin: Weidmann 1877), pp. 116-119.
605:Theoplastus (last third of 5th cent.)
2679:Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary
2641:François de Bachod: Fleury, Vol. 2,
2608:Eubel III, pp. 26, no. 29; 134; 201.
2520:on 5 November 1509. Fleury, Vol. 1,
1788:XVI, pp. 384-385. J.D. Mansi (ed.),
1766:Abellenus: Duchesne, p. 229, no. 9.
1113:
944:Charles-Auguste de Sales (1645–1660)
824:Jean Allarmet de Brogny (1423–1426)
813:Jean de la Rochetaillée (1418–1422)
791:Alamand de Saint-Jeoire (1342–1366))
3081:Genève: Grosset et Trembley, 1880.
3041:. Volume 1 Genèvre: Jullien 1973.
2340:. He had previously been Bishop of
1972:Francois Fleury, Vol. 1, pp. 58-61.
1857:, p. 143. Duchesne, p. 230, no. 13.
1107:
856:Jean-Louis de Savoie (1460 – 1482)
782:Martin de Saint-Germain (1295–1303)
492:Under the rule of the First Consul
229:moved to Geneva. Sedeleuba built a
24:
2914:
2629:Philibert de Rye: Fleury, Vol. 2,
2184:Eubel I, pp. 28, no. 24; 260; 497.
2053:XVI, pp. 407-412. Eubel I, p. 260.
2023:Francois Fleury, Vol. 1, p. 75-78.
1674:, Fribourg: Impr. Fragnière, 1889.
1413:, p. 327, no. 1221. Charles Buet,
1226:Concilia Galliae: A. 314 - A. 506,
1224:Duchesne, p. 227. Charles Munier,
947:Jean d’Arenthon d’Alex (1661–1695)
938:Jean-François de Sales (1622–1635)
794:Guillaume de Marcossey (1366–1377)
779:Guillaume de Conflans (1287–1295))
608:Domitianus (2nd half of 5th cent.)
516:. Geneva was also admitted to the
116:, was the first Bishop of Geneva.
25:
3230:
3195:
3185:Dizionario storico della Svizzera
3090:Hauréau, Jean-Barthélemy (1865).
2871:(France) (1787–1801): L. Morand,
2696:of Genève (1602.07.15–1602.09.17)
2262:Latin Patriarch of Constantinople
1725:Concilia Galliae, A. 511 – A. 695
520:. The Congress of Vienna and the
302:
225:, had the remains of the martyr,
101:. In 1033, it was taken into the
2885:
2857:
2828:
2803:
2791:
2782:
2764:
2751:
2738:
2721:
2712:
2282:Papal Basilica of St. Mary Major
1423:, (Tours: A. Mame, 1878), p. 35.
992:Irénée-Yves de Solle (1805–1821)
746:Arducius de Faucigny (1135–1185)
575:Bishops of Geneva (Genf, Genève)
279:On 17 January 1154, the Emperor
198:(441 AD) and in the Councils of
128:of Jesus Christ, in the time of
3183:lemma 'Diocesi di Ginevra', in
3044:Besson, Joseph-Antoine (1871).
2699:
2671:
2659:
2647:
2635:
2623:
2611:
2574:
2544:
2527:
2500:
2484:
2467:
2454:
2422:
2406:
2397:
2368:
2351:
2322:
2295:
2254:
2229:
2212:
2187:
2158:
2141:
2128:
2115:
2105:
2093:
2084:
2056:
2036:
2027:
2015:
2000:
1984:
1957:
1945:Francois Fleury, Vol. 1, p. 54.
1937:
1928:
1913:
1898:
1875:
1860:
1843:
1816:
1799:
1778:
1769:
1760:
1750:
1740:
1730:
1717:
1708:
1695:
1686:Acta primorum Martyrum sincera,
1677:
1659:
1640:
1621:
1606:
1594:
1575:
1562:
1543:
1530:
1517:
1508:
1499:
1483:
1470:
1451:
1439:
1426:
1401:
1386:
1371:
1356:
1341:
1320:
1305:
1282:
1262:
1253:
1234:
1218:
1195:
1186:
969:Joseph-Marie Paget (1787–1801)
901:
893:Philippe de Savoie (1495–1509)
850:Pierre de Savoie (1451 – 1458)
804:(1385–1388) (Avignon Obedience)
754:
743:Humbert de Grammont (1120–1135)
352:. In 1526, Geneva aligned with
320:-Le-Vieux was one such Vidame.
285:Prince of the Holy Roman Empire
38:ecclesiastical jurisdiction or
2617:Louis de Rye: Fleury, Vol. 2,
2524:Eubel II, p. 158; III, p. 201.
1149:
1137:
1122:
1090:
1075:
1060:
1045:
1026:
923:François de Bachod (1556–1568)
914:Pierre de La Baume (1522–1543)
908:Charles de Seyssel (1509–1513)
885:François de Savoie (1484–1490)
862:: Mamerto Fichet (1469–1473),
788:Pierre de Faucigny (1311–1342)
773:Aymon de Menthonay (1268–1275)
569:separation of church and state
527:
484:Geneva under French occupation
13:
1:
2933:Eubel, Conradus, ed. (1914).
2921:Eubel, Conradus, ed. (1913).
2788:(1764.07.09–death 1785.03.07)
2718:(1639.03.28–death 1645.11.03)
2042:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1407:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1392:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1377:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1362:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1347:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1066:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1051:Lullin & Le Fort (1866),
1019:
956:Jean-Pierre Biord (1764−1785)
929:Claude de Granier (1578–1602)
821:Jean Courtecuisse (1422–1423)
767:Aymon de Grandson (1215–1260)
764:Pierre de Sessons (1213–1213)
737:
730:
723:
716:
709:
702:
399:. However, under the rule of
379:(in French), Bishop of Geneva
162:
3054:. Moutiers: Marc Cane, 1871.
2692:(1602.07.15–1602.09.17) and
2312:La France pontificale: Paris
2251:Eubel I, p. 261 with note 5.
2076:Les registres d'Alexandre IV
1637:. Vol. XV, pp. 246–248.
1523:Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné,
920:Philibert de Rye (1550–1556)
888:Antoine Champion (1490–1495)
882:Jean de Compey (1482 – 1484)
776:Robert de Genève (1276–1287)
235:Avitus, Archbishop of Vienne
140:(Geneva in Switzerland) and
93:. In 534 AD, it fell to the
7:
3173:Bullarii romani continuatio
3021:Le diocèse de Genève-Annecy
2292:from 1434 to 24 March 1437.
2209:Eubel I, pp. 135, 260, 497.
1649:Bullarii romani continuatio
1630:Bullarii romani continuatio
1588:Bullarii Romani Continuatio
1272:in: Benno Schubiger (ed.),
997:
926:Ange Justiniani (1568–1578)
800:Adhémar Fabri de La Roche,
785:Aimone de Quart (1304–1311)
761:Bernard Chabert (1205–1213)
683:Bernardus (attested c. 892)
641:Abellenus (attested c. 620)
629:Cariatto (attested 584–585)
626:Salonius (attested 570–573)
10:
3235:
3028:. Paris: Beauchesne, 1985.
3012:
2909:
2809:Paget was named bishop by
1826:at the command of Emperor
911:Jean de Savoie (1513–1522)
665:Altadus (attested 833–838)
579:
364:The Protestant Reformation
124:and Paracodus, two of the
73:
3103:Lavanchy, Jh. M. (1894).
3070:Fleury, François (1880).
2865:Giovanni Battista Caprara
2592:on 19 December 1539, and
2328:Jean Allarmet de Brogny,
2199:Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux
2178:Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux
1833:Concilia antiqua Galliae,
1505:Eubel III, p. 26, no. 29.
1143:Francois Fleury, Vol. 1,
797:Jean de Murol (1378–1385)
383:In the 16th century, the
243:Fourth Council of Orléans
190:in 440 AD indicates that
3158:Mallet, Édouard (1862).
3057:Duchesne, Louis (1907).
2821:. Ritzler & Sefrin,
2653:Giustiniani: Fleury II,
2553:super defectus natalium.
2243:on 23 September 1418 by
1714:Duchesne, p. 228, no. 4.
1259:Duchesne, p. 227, no. 3.
1192:Duchesne, p. 227, no. 1.
1175:Gregor Reinhold (1910),
941:Juste Guérin (1639–1645)
917:Louis de Rye (1543–1550)
677:Ansegisus (attested 877)
593:Isaac (end of 4th cent.)
219:St. Sidonius Apollinaris
122:Dionysius the Areopagite
2748:IV, p. 193 with note 6.
2735:IV, p. 193 with note 5.
2513:Apostolic Administrator
2286:Archdiocese of Besançon
2174:Apostolic Administrator
1970:, pp. 71-72, no. 258.
1656:. Vol. XV, pp. 370–371.
1326:William Henley Jervis,
1129:Joseph-Antoine Besson.
1114:Leti, Gregorio (1686).
1082:Joseph-Antoine Besson.
680:Optandus (attested 881)
653:Pappulus (attested 650)
623:Pappulus (attested 549)
377:Jean-François de Savoie
258:Archbishopric of Vienne
182:Authentic early bishops
170:Catalogue de St. Pierre
2761:V, p. 208 with note 2.
2598:Santi Giovanni e Paolo
1536:Ritzler & Sefrin,
1432:Sonia Vernhes Rappaz,
1177:"Lausanne and Geneva,"
1155:Duchesne, pp. 220-222.
1098:"Lausanne and Geneva,"
620:Maximus (attested 517)
522:Treaty of Turin (1816)
385:Protestant Reformation
380:
208:In Parabolas Salomonis
143:
135:
70:
67:Cathedral of S. Pierre
3165:(in French and Latin)
3127:(in French and Latin)
2278:San Lorenzo in Lucina
2241:Diocese of Tarentaise
1213:(in Latin and German)
1181:Catholic Encyclopedia
1102:Catholic Encyclopedia
877:Domenico della Rovere
749:Nantelmus (1185–1205)
393:Great St Bernard Pass
371:
344:Old Swiss Confederacy
268:The Holy Roman Empire
256:(subordinate) of the
126:seventy-two disciples
64:
3031:Binz, Louis (1973).
2961:Hierarchia catholica
2950:Hierarchia catholica
2936:Hierarchia catholica
2924:Hierarchia catholica
2823:Hierarchia catholica
2759:Hierarchia catholica
2746:Hierarchia catholica
2733:Hierarchia catholica
2582:Coadjutor Archbishop
1792:, editio novissima,
1703:Sidonius Apollinaris
1538:Hierarchia catholica
1240:J,-P. Migne (ed.),
441:Protestant Reformers
281:Frederick Barbarossa
3018:Baud, Henri (ed.).
1540:VI, p. 223, note 1.
1476:E. William Monter,
1211:Tomi 1, pars prior
981:Bishops of Chambéry
518:Swiss Confederation
395:. It also included
264:ruled against him.
227:Victor of Solothurn
99:Kingdom of Burgundy
91:Kingdom of Burgundy
52:Diocese of Chambéry
2571:Eubel III, p. 201.
2541:Eubel III, p. 201.
2476:Pope Innocent VIII
2290:Apostolic Chancery
2247:. Fleury, Vol. 1,
2237:Pope Benedict XIII
2195:Bethléem à Clamecy
2176:of the diocese of
1851:Gallia christiana,
1809:editio novissima,
1514:Eubel III, p. 134.
1289:Wawra, C. (1903).
1116:Historia Genevrena
1004:Bishop of Lausanne
832:François de Meez,
506:Congress of Vienna
447:(1489 – 1565) and
381:
314:François de Candie
103:Kingdom of Germany
71:
3093:Gallia christiana
2777:Gallia Christiana
2773:Pope Benedict XIV
2602:Gallia christiana
2561:Gallia christiana
2535:Gallia christiana
2509:Pope Alexander VI
2064:Pope Alexander IV
2051:Gallia christiana
1994:Gallia christiana
1976:Gallia christiana
1949:Gallia christiana
1925:, p. 46, no. 163.
1910:, p. 46, no. 164.
1872:, p. 39, no. 132.
1786:Gallia christiana
1491:Gallia christiana
1383:, p. 93, no. 333.
933:François de Sales
879:(19–24 July 1482)
840:Amedeus of Savoie
736:Guy de Faucigny (
733:1073–1083 ?)
542:Diocese of Annecy
349:Eidgenossenschaft
337:Duke Amadeus VIII
274:Emperor Conrad II
239:Cyprian of Toulon
196:Council of Orange
176:Eucherius of Lyon
32:Diocese of Geneva
16:(Redirected from
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2694:Coadjutor Bishop
2675:
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2657:
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2380:Antipope Felix V
2376:Council of Basel
2372:
2366:
2355:
2349:
2326:
2320:
2318:
2299:
2293:
2266:Diocese of Paris
2258:
2252:
2233:
2227:
2226:Eubel I, p. 260.
2220:Pope Clement VII
2216:
2210:
2203:Pope Clement VII
2191:
2185:
2172:, and appointed
2170:Pope Clement VII
2162:
2156:
2155:Eubel I, p. 260.
2145:
2139:
2138:Eubel I, p. 260.
2132:
2126:
2125:Eubel I, p. 260.
2119:
2113:
2109:
2103:
2097:
2091:
2088:
2082:
2080:
2074:Auguste Coulon,
2060:
2054:
2044:Régeste genevois
2040:
2034:
2031:
2025:
2019:
2013:
2008:Régeste genevois
2004:
1998:
1988:
1982:
1967:Régeste genevois
1961:
1955:
1941:
1935:
1932:
1926:
1922:Régeste genevois
1917:
1911:
1907:Régeste genevois
1902:
1896:
1892:Régeste genevois
1879:
1873:
1869:Régeste genevois
1864:
1858:
1847:
1841:
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1612:Hugh Heugh,
1608:
1603:, Art. LXXX.
1596:
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1428:
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1409:
1403:
1394:
1388:
1379:
1373:
1368:, pp. 50-53.
1364:
1358:
1353:, pp. 30-32.
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1264:
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1151:
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1115:
1109:
1101:
1092:
1083:
1077:
1072:, pp. 14-42.
1068:
1062:
1053:
1047:
1038:
1033:
1028:
962:Sede vacante
961:
902:1500 to 1800
895:Bishop-elect
894:
851:
843:
842:(1444–1451)
825:
815:
755:1200 to 1500
729:? Boczadus (
722:Fridericus (
688:
670:
658:
646:
634:
613:
598:
586:
562:
553:
531:
491:
487:
476:
443:, including
438:
425:
403:(742 – 814)
382:
373:Jean Pécolat
347:
341:
325:
322:
306:
278:
271:
251:
216:
211:
207:
186:A letter of
185:
174:
169:
167:
156:
141:
133:
107:
77:
36:Latin Church
31:
29:
3147:(in French)
3134:(in French)
3111:(in French)
3075:(in French)
3065:(in French)
3052:(in French)
3039:(in French)
3026:(in French)
2900:(in French)
2891:L. Morand,
2880:(in French)
2852:(in French)
2842:(in French)
2825:VI, p. 224.
2433:S. Clemente
2317:(in French)
2021:Nantelmus:
1980:p. 392-395.
1855:Instrumenta
1672:(in French)
1568:Lavanchy,
1557:(in French)
1459:(in French)
1421:(in French)
1277:(in German)
1057:, pp. 3-13.
964:(1785–1787)
935:(1602–1622)
836:(1426–1444)
708:Adalgodus (
701:Bernardus (
565:Kulturkampf
528:Restoration
453:John Calvin
401:Charlemagne
44:Switzerland
42:in part of
3178:(in Latin)
3098:(in Latin)
3004:2016-07-06
2986:2016-07-06
2968:2016-07-06
2929:(in Latin)
2643:pp.93-100.
2557:Pope Leo X
2449:Tarentaise
2390:(1449) by
2079:(in Latin)
2072:pp. 84-87.
2011:pp. 82-83.
1853:vol. XVI,
1838:(in Latin)
1811:(in Latin)
1794:(in Latin)
1690:(in Latin)
1654:(in Latin)
1635:(in Latin)
1581:Lavanchy,
1301:: 576–594.
1245:(in Latin)
1229:(in Latin)
1042:, pp. 1-2.
1020:References
740:1083–1119)
726:1030–1073)
719:1020–1030)
715:Konradus (
712:1020–1030)
705:1020–1030)
405:Tarantaise
389:Mont Cenis
262:Pope Leo I
114:Pope Linus
3203:GCatholic
3115:Volume II
3079:Volume 1.
2707:Chalcedon
2690:Nicopolis
2619:pp.91-93.
2049:Hauréau,
1992:Hauréau,
1974:Hauréau,
1947:Hauréau,
1583:Volume II
1570:Volume II
1489:Hauréau,
1397:, p. 306.
875:Cardinal
558:canon law
532:In 1819,
464:Calvinism
460:eucharist
254:suffragan
165:116–125.
3213:Category
2942:archived
2799:pp. 1-3.
2586:Besançon
2378:, while
2112:184-185.
998:See also
870:(1470–?)
695:Geroldus
538:Lausanne
510:Savoyard
502:Chambéry
494:Napoleon
421:priories
413:parishes
409:chapters
391:and the
358:Fribourg
318:Chambéry
289:advocati
231:basilica
223:Clotilde
192:Salonius
130:Domitian
110:Nazarius
83:Helvetii
3086:Vol. 3.
3083:Vol. 2.
3013:Studies
2910:Sources
2539:p. 449.
2492:Mondovì
2441:Corneto
2363:Felix V
2342:Viviers
1953:p. 392.
1495:p. 451.
580:To 1200
419:and 68
291:), the
247:Guntram
188:Salvian
74:History
40:diocese
3149:, in:
3136:, in:
2729:Hebron
2631:p. 93.
2445:Torino
2388:Sabina
1461:, in:
1445:Buet,
868:Hebron
834:O.S.B.
554:placet
544:. The
468:Annecy
457:Easter
417:abbeys
411:, 423
310:Vidame
200:Vaison
136:Genava
95:Franks
87:Romans
79:Geneva
34:was a
2869:Dijon
2604:XVI,
2563:XVI,
2537:XVI,
2346:Arles
2303:Paris
2270:Rouen
1978:XVI,
1951:XVI,
1493:XVI,
1447:p. 39
1145:p. 7.
346:, an
204:Arles
152:Genoa
145:Genua
48:Savoy
3024:. .
1207:in:
1179:in:
1100:in:
802:O.P.
415:, 9
397:Nyon
356:and
354:Bern
237:and
210:and
168:The
46:and
30:The
2688:of
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