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950:Ruffino da Frisseto (1295–1296)
903:Algisio da Pirovano (1176–1185)
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541:Martinianus
412:Ancient age
206:. The Huns
189:Tome of Leo
171:in 451 by
61:Predecessor
1297:462 deaths
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597:Lawrence I
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453:Calimerius
175:bishop of
53:Term ended
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75:Gerontius
71:Successor
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701:Benedict
687:Ampelius
576:Benignus
562:Eusebius
527:Venerius
479:Maternus
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420:Barnabas
193:Eutyches
173:Abundius
161:Eutyches
145:Ennodius
117:Eusebius
20:Eusebius
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711:Natalis
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555:Lazarus
534:Marolus
513:Ambrose
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121:Italian
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618:Dacius
611:Magnus
360:27 Sep
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465:Monas
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212:Padua
169:Milan
153:Greek
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133:saint
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362:2011
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