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  • ...erally entrusted with a position of authority and oversight. The office of bishop is one of the three ministerial offices within [[Christianity]], the other A diocesan bishop has administrative, pastoral and spiritual responsibility for a [[diocese]]
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  • '''Tim Bishop''' is a member of the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] ([[Democratic Party | '''Tim Bishop''' || Democrat || 162,083 || 58.38%
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  • #REDIRECT [[Tim Bishop]]
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  • A Serbian poet, and Prince-Bishop.
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  • |Ole Christian Kvarme.jpg|[[Ole Christian Kvarme]], Bishop of Oslo. |Finn Wagle.jpg|[[Finn Wagle]], Bishop of Nidaros.
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  • 12th-century castle in Surrey built by the Bishop of Winchester
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  • (November 13 354–August 28 430) Bishop and Doctor of the Church.
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  • Episcopal bishop and president of [[In God We Trust (group)]]; critic of [[secularism]]
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  • <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Leader of the Roman Catholic Church and Bishop of Rome since March 2013 (born 1936).
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  • ...ianity, the principal church of a diocese where the resident official is a bishop.
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  • ...erally entrusted with a position of authority and oversight. The office of bishop is one of the three ministerial offices within [[Christianity]], the other A diocesan bishop has administrative, pastoral and spiritual responsibility for a [[diocese]]
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  • A fourth century [[bishop]] now closely associated with [[Christmas]] and the [[patron saint]] of (am
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  • ...voluntarily gives up a Rook but captures an opponent's minor piece (i.e. a Bishop or Knight) in exchange for it.
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  • ...the principal [[church]] of a [[diocese]], containing the throne of the [[bishop]]. The name derives from the Latin ''cathedra'' meaning chair or seat.
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  • ...ts territory. It has two universities : [[University of Sherbrooke]] and [[Bishop's University]], and four hospitals, the most famous being the [[CHUS]], spe
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  • '''Tim Bishop''' is a member of the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] ([[Democratic Party | '''Tim Bishop''' || Democrat || 162,083 || 58.38%
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  • '''Petar II Petrović Njegoš''' (1813-1851) was a Serbian poet, and Prince-Bishop. ...n Njeguši, Montenegro (Crna Gora). His uncle Petar I was a powerful Prince-Bishop of Montenegro. He was able to unite his people, though his territory was no
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  • ...is the leader of the [[Roman Catholicism|Roman Catholic Church]] and the [[Bishop]] of [[Rome]]. He was elected on 13 March 2013, following the resignation o
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  • ===*4:45 [[Bonnie Bishop]]=== {{Image|Bonnie Bishop cropped small.jpg|left|150px|<small>Bonnie Bishop</small>}}
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  • {{rpl|Bishop}}
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  • {{rpl|Maurice Bishop}}
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  • * [[Nobel Peace Prize|Peace]] - Bishop [[Desmond Tutu|Desmond Mpilo Tutu]]
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  • ...] settlement and was greatly expanded in the 12th century, around the time Bishop Henry built the castle. Farnham Castle was originally a motte-and-bailey, w
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  • ...layer gives up a [[Rook (chess)|rook]] for a minor piece ([[Bishop (chess)|bishop]] or [[Knight (chess)|knight]]). It is distinguished from a pure [[sacrific
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  • ...to counter white's occupation of the center, and develop his own kingside bishop. Popular variations on this include the [[Ruy Lopez]], or Spanish game (1.e ...the Pirc defense (1.e4 d6) where black typically fianchettoes the kingside bishop, and later uses the pawn break e5 or c5. [[Alexander Alekhine]] pioneered t
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  • | occupation = Bishop He is widely described as rising up to be a Bishop, in the [[Church of England]], but a biography of his brother Arthur, the [
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  • ...Magdeburg is the seat of a [[Roman-Catholic]] bishop (since 1994) and of a bishop in the [[Evangelical Church]]. It houses the [[Otto von Guericke Universit
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  • ...power]]ful [[patronage|patron]] such as a [[monarch]] or [[nobleman]] or [[bishop]], to [[praise]] the person's [[ancestor]]s and the patron as well. In [[Gr
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  • *Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, 315-68 *Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, 340-97
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  • ! Bishop
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  • ...inner meaning is controversial. On the right is Georges de Selve, aged 25, Bishop of Lavaur. According to [[John North]]<ref>[http://www.amazon.com/Ambassado
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  • ...eption of Bishop Diego at Santa Barbara.jpg/credit}}<br />The reception of Bishop Diego y Moreno at Mission Santa Barbara in 1840.
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  • {{r|Sanford Bishop}}
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  • {{r|Timothy Bishop}} {{r|Rob Bishop}}
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  • ...third century (285) another martyr, [[St. Helarus]] (or St. Hilarius) was bishop of Aquileia.
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  • *“Azusa-era Optimism: Bishop J. H. King’s Pentecostal Theology of Religions as a Possible Paradigm for
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  • ...ns for the invasion included the assassination of Prime Minister [[Maurice Bishop]]; the presence of hundreds of Americans, who could be made hostages; and G ===assassination of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop===
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  • ...d parts of Hatton including its church. In 1269 Henry III issued a writ to Bishop Giffard and his successors to deliver yearly to the prioress and nuns of Wr ...rties involved. The priory was visited by Bishop Giffard in 1269. The same bishop visited on 11 August 1284 and preached to the nuns from Ecclesiastes 7:26 �
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  • ..., and identify the Linus mentioned with the early [[Linus (Bishop of Rome)|Bishop of Rome of that name]], and identify him as British through his supposed fa
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  • *David Bishop, ''Thrill-Power Overload: The Official History of 2000AD'', Rebellion, 2007
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  • ...ture. Different forms of idealism have been developed by [[George Berkeley|Bishop Berkeley]], [[Leibniz]] and [[Kant]].
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  • ...on, its president has been Rt. Rev. Edmond (Ed) Browning, former presiding bishop of the [[U.S. Episcopal Church]].
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  • *{{cite book|author=Paul L. Bishop|title=Pollution Prevention: Fundamentals and Practice|edition=|publisher=Wa
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  • ...iversity. It is not known how the manuscript came to be in the library of Bishop Moore.
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  • ...Chartres, then known by its Latin name ''Carnotum'', became the seat of a bishop in the 5th century. Therefore the church at which he was based became a cat ...stof333">Kostof, 1985. pp.&nbsp;333</ref> Charles donated the tunic to the Bishop of Chartres in 876; the relic offered some protection to the Cathedral, so
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  • ...d", starting with ''Honest to God'', a 1963 book by [[John Robinson]], the Bishop of [[Woolwich]]. This was followed by many others, including [[Don Cupitt]]
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  • {{r|Vaughn F. Bishop||**}}
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  • *Bishop DVM (2006) '[http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8721.2006.00439.x What Causes
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  • ...main religion sometime in the 4th century A.D. and became the seat of the Bishop of Chartres in the 5th century.<ref name=Ball16/> The present [[Chartres Ca
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  • ...vico started his career as [[canon]] in Aquileia. He was then subsequently bishop of [[Trieste]], Oleno (Greece) and Koroneia, where to he had been transferr One of his competitors, Pileo di Prata, was the candidate of Bishop Francesco da Carrara, the second competitor, Paul Praunspeck von Jägendorf
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  • He is an Ordained Bishop in the Church of God (Cleveland, TN), and Senior Pastor at New Harvest Chur ...He closed with an appeal quoting an important initiative of the Presiding Bishop of the Church of God, Dr Raymond Culpepper, on “a quest for trust.” <re
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  • The Frear Center, located at [[1132 Bishop Street]], was named after Walter and Mary Frear. It is a classroom building
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  • ...entative from the Sami community in the two northernmost dioceses; and the bishop. In addition, representatives from the three theological seminaries of the ...ses 15 members, of which 10 are lay members, four are clergy, and one is a bishop. It prepares matters for decision-making elsewhere and puts into effect tho
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  • ...Pinder, Ian O Ellis, Sharon Forsyth, Nigel J Bundred, John F Forbes, Hugh Bishop, Ian S Fentiman, William D George
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  • ...Middle Ages when the Northumbrian missionary Willibrordus became the first bishop of Utrecht. In 695 he was appointed archbishop and in 703 [[Pepin II]] (the
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  • ...]] [[Timaeus]] into Latin, a translation that he dedicated to [[Osius]], [[Bishop]] of [[Córdoba]], [[Spain]]. ...eacon|archideacon]] under Osius (also known as Hosius; supposedly the same Bishop of Cordova that along with the Roman priests [[Vito]] and [[Vicente]] repre
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  • ...d about two [[Pawn (chess)|pawns]] greater in value. Winning a rook for a bishop or knight is referred to as winning ''the exchange''. Two rooks are genera
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  • {{r|Rob Bishop}}
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  • ...Saint Raphael.JPG|{{Saint Raphael.JPG/credit}}<br />Archangel Raphael with Bishop Francisco Domonte.
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  • In 1151 he became Bishop Elect of St. Asaph in north Wales. He was ordained as a priest in February ...t of Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln. These prophesies, and the dedication to Bishop Alexander, were later incorporated into a longer work, the ''Historia Regum
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  • ...on. In the 685 a monk named Cuthbert, later canonised as a saint, was made bishop. His health failing him, in 687 Cuthbert became a hermit on the Inner Farne ...rne Gospels, the 258-page document was copied out by Bishop Eadfrith while Bishop Ethilwald bound the book. Modern examination of the Lindisfarne Gospels sug
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  • Following a coup which deposed its prime minister Maurice Bishop in 1983, the Organization of American States requested the [[United States
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  • ...two bishops is also generally considered better than having a knight and a bishop or two knights, because the bishops can work together by attacking both col ...when one player has a king and the other has a king and one knight or one bishop. Often a player with less material or another disadvantage will try for a
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  • ...geais.jpg|{{Saint Louis Anjou Langeais.jpg/credit}}<br >Saint Louis Anjou, Bishop of Toulouse.
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  • ...s president of the Academy of the “Isprazni”. He refused the function of a bishop offered to him, but he was recognized as most important theologist of the R
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  • ...observatory is located in the [[Owens Valley]] and is 14 miles south of [[Bishop, California]], USA. Access to the radio observatory is from[[ Big Pine]], C
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  • |The Mission of Saint Louis, Bishop of Toulouse |Saint Louis of Anjou, Bishop of Toulouse, France
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  • ...on with the Christian writer and journalist [[Malcolm Muggeridge]] and the Bishop of [[Southwark]], [[Mervyn Stockwood]]. The debate became farce very quickl
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  • ...of squares in a line can pin an opponent's piece; therefore, only a queen, bishop, or rook can pin. Any type of piece except a king can be pinned. It is al ...quares in a line can skewer an opponent's pieces; therefore, only a queen, bishop, or rook can skewer. Placing the king in check with a rook or queen, and f
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  • ...Diocese of Sonora to form the Roman Catholic Diocese of Both Californias. Bishop Francisco Garcia Diego y Moreno, OFM, established his cathedral at Mission ...refused to give the deed for the Mission to the Franciscans, but in 1925, Bishop John J. Cantwell finally awarded the deed to them.
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  • * Bishop, Arthur ed. ''Rutherford Hayes, 1822-1893'' (1969), contains lengthy excerp
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  • ...[[Wisconsin (U.S. state)|Wisconsin]]. He was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Clark on July 10th, 1876; six days later he married Ellen F. Freeman of Cro
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  • ...all ''physical'' events occur as described by ''physical'' laws.<ref name=Bishop/> A narrower definition states that physical determinism holds that a compl ...ng about such nonphysical events."<ref name=Bishop/>&emsp;&emsp;—Robert C. Bishop ''Chaos, indeterminism, and free will'', p. 84</font>
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  • {{r|Rob Bishop}}
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  • Williams was elected to be the Bishop of Monmouth in 1991, and then became the Archbishop of Wales in 1999. He wa
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  • {{rpl|Sanford D. Bishop Jr.}}
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  • ...t/faith/article2155148.ece Without gay priests Church would be lost claims Bishop Gene.] July 27, 2007. Times Online. Retrieved: July 29, 2007</ref>
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  • ...e specifically, Millman, Bishop, and Ebel ( 1965 , p. 707)<ref>Millman J., Bishop, H., & Ebel, R. An analysis of test-wiseness. ''Educational and Psychologic
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  • {{r|Sanford Bishop}}
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  • {{r|Rob Bishop}} [[Tea Party caucus]]; Republican [[Member of Congress]]UT-1
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  • ...ese churches is the [[Roman Catholic Church]], whose head is the Pope, the Bishop of Rome. The Roman Catholic Church claimed about 1.07 billion members in 2
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  • ...England, Bishop of Charleston, 1820-1842, a Nineteenth Century Missionary Bishop in the Southern United States.'' Charleston, S.C.: Bagpipe, 1982. 561 pp.
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  • ...ished in 1264 A.D. by [[Walter de Merton]], Lord Chancellor of England and Bishop of [[Rochester, New York]]. Oxford also has a number of "Permanent Halls," ...differences, however. Where the chancellor at Paris was appointed by the [[bishop]], and could (and did) become involved with university affairs, the chancel
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  • Clemens VI appointed Nicolaus [[bishop]] of [[Naumburg]] on January 7, 1349, as one of the opponents to [[Johann o
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  • * David Bishop, "Mike McMahon" (interview), ''The Complete Judge Dredd Special Edition'' N * David Bishop, "Thrill-Power Overload!", ''Judge Dredd Megazine'' vol 4 issues 9-18, issu
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  • | Born || 12 June 1897<br /> Bishop Auckland, Durham
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  • ...s (''[[cuius regio eius religio]]'') had one exception. If the ruler was a bishop or other ecclesiastical type and altered his religion his office was to bec
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  • | quote = In autumn of 1964 Leonard N. Bishop, manager of the Hollywood theatre on Yonge Street north of St. Clair, booke
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  • {{r|Rob Bishop}} ; [[Congressional Rural Healthcare Coalition]] {{r|Sanford Bishop}} ; [[Congressional Rural Healthcare Coalition]]
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  • ...ii]]. Keawe was also the great-great-great-grandfather of [[Bernice Pauahi Bishop]]. He was believed to have lived from 1665 to 1725. He was son of [[Keakea
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  • ...ng John 1,500 marks for the right to operate without interference from the Bishop of Chichester.<ref name=Coad32-4/>
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  • '''George Berkeley''' (12 March 1685 – 14 January 1753), Bishop of Cloyne, was an Irish [[philosophy|philosopher]], and one of the three mo In 1734 Bishop Berkeley published a tract called ''The Analyst''. In this, the new [[calcu
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  • ...and's [[Kraków]] diocese. [[Pope Pius XII]] appointed Wojtyła an auxiliary bishop in Kraków on 4 July 1958, and [[Pope Paul VI]] appointed him [[Archbishop
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  • ...[[Head of State|heads of state]], with these offices held by the Spanish [[Bishop of Urgell]] and the [[President of France]] ({{headofstate|Andorra}} since
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  • ...ueen]] [[Elizabeth II]].<ref>{{Cite news | title = Elton John no sir, says bishop | newspaper = eKathimerini | location = Athens, Greece | language = English
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  • Writing in the 170s, Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, says the church in Rome was founded by Peter and Paul.
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  • ...alled to supervise the investigation of a purported Marian apparition. The bishop along with other investigators will determine if something supernatural occ ...rnatural character," but which have received a "yes" to indicate the local bishop's "approval of faith expression (prayer and devotion) at the site."<ref nam
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  • ...old to [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] and occupied by Bishop Nathan C. Tenney from 1851 through 1859, when Dr. Benjamin Barton purchased
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  • ...ual deterioration with a couple of actual disasters. In 1703 an energetic Bishop of Carlisle made arrangements for restoration work to be carried out. The
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  • ...son had educated him and invited him to England for further education. The bishop of London ordained Quaque a priest in April 1765. In May 1765, he married C
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  • * Bishop James Madison Society (1812) at the College of William and Mary.
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  • ...ty" (''Memoirs'', page 165). Advised that he risked being denounced to the Bishop, Küng nevertheless continued to dispense such advice.
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  • ...Bell, the first person to swim across Lake Ontario and for whom the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport ferry is named; Mike Filey, Toronto Sun columnist; and
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  • ...Biography''] </ref> who was named head of the colonial Church in 1659 and Bishop of New France in 1674, Protestants were not permitted to settle in Canada. ...s in rank meant little; feudal dues were a modest burden on the habitants. Bishop Laval secured for the Church huge seigneurial land grants as well as heavy
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  • ...s [[Lycée Louis-le-Grand]] in [[Paris]], thanks to a recommendation of the bishop of Arras. His classes included the study of the classic authors, as well as
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  • ...hop's University) in Lennoxville, Quebec. At the age of 18, Fessenden left Bishop's without having been awarded a degree, even though he had "done substantia
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  • ...e Bill met heavy resistance in the [[House of Lords]], as Roman Catholic [[bishop]]s as well as the lay peers voted against it. They reworked much of the Bil ...rotested. In 1560 [[Edmund Grindal]], one of the Marian exiles now made [[Bishop of London]], was allowed to enforce the demolition of rood lofts in London
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  • ...perfect" copy of the ''Vestiarium''. Having once been in the possession of Bishop Ross, subsequently it had found its way into the library of the Scots Colle ...laids; questioned the lack of any corroborating evidence, including any in Bishop Lesley's writings even though Lesley was said to have been in possession at
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  • ...ew married a woman who owned a slave inherited from her mother, making the bishop the owner of two slaves. The 1844 General Conference voted to remove the bishop from his bishopric unless he freed his slaves. The decision raised question
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  • ...rather than that of [[Michelham Prioy]] who controlled it at the time. The Bishop of Chichester decided Richard was in the wrong and excommunicated Bayham Ab
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  • ...of England, and placed on trial for heresy before a Church court headed by Bishop [[Pierre Cauchon]]. ...VI of England]]). At the same time, representatives of Pierre Cauchon, the Bishop of Beauvais and the man who would preside over the Trial, were sent to [[Do
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  • *July 14: Bishop [[Pierre Cauchon]] presents a letter to the Burgundians demanding that Joan
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  • ...not "tolerant" to brush off opposition to the consecration of a homosexual bishop. Nor is it "loving" to suppress evidence that homosexual behavior is a "dea
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  • Bishop Percy's ''[[Reliques of Ancient English Poetry]]'' had first appeared in 17
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  • <td align="center"><font face="Calibri" size=3>Arthur Bishop</td>
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  • ...ruck up a friendship with Gabriel Harvey. He was later secretary to the [[Bishop of Rochester]], and in 1580, after his marriage to Machabyas Childe, he was
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  • * Bishop, Morris. ''Champlain: the life of fortitude'' (1948).
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  • ...gwell, p. 111</ref> The Mission lands were subsequently "regranted" to the Bishop of Monterey. For over a century after secularization the Mission sat crumbl
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  • ...153278 | date = [[2007-01-04]] | accessdate=2007-01-16 |first=Stuart |last=Bishop}}
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  • *[[July 13]] (with Bishop [[Arn of Würzburg]])<br> **[[September 19]] (with bishop [[Arnoux of Gap]])<br>
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  • ...pope''. But ''the'' '''Pope''', in practice, nearly always refers to the bishop of Rome and head of the [[Roman Catholic Church]], the largest Christian de In the history of the church, the elevation of the bishop of Rome to a special position in the church hierarchy had two main justific
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  • {{r|J. Michael Bishop}}
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  • ...beatification was signed by 40,000 people. In 2005, Gerhard Ludwig Müller, Bishop of Regensburg, formally opened the Vatican proceedings for her beatificatio
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  • ...to be established in the British Isles, with an endowment from the will of Bishop Robert Reid of St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney who died in 1558.
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  • ...age impairment]], where one aspect of language develops exceptionally.<ref>Bishop (2006).</ref> The field has also adopted existing ideas which have have no
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  • * 26 "lords spiritual", who are current [[bishop]]s and archbishops of the [[Church of England]]: and,
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  • .... New Edition''. Reprinted 1997. London:Penguin Books. ISBN 0-14-014656-3. Bishop Ware, who carries the title, Most Reverend Kallistos (Ware), Metropolitan o ...designated Patriarchates. An autonomous church receives a metropolitan or bishop that is consecrated (and thus appointed) by another jurisdiction but is oth
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  • ...ope refused. Whereupon, the king dismissed him and created his friend, the Bishop of Bordeaux, Pope Clement V, issued the bull [[Pastoralis Praeeminentiae]]
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  • ...urch is organized into dioceses all over the world, each one headed by a [[bishop]]. ...ization of the Eastern Churches, and clearly defining the role of regional bishop conferences within the hierarchy of the Church.
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  • * [[Bishop Kallistos]] ([[Timothy Ware]]) of Diokleia
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  • ...ittelsbach. In 1294 all of Werdenfelserland came under the control of the Bishop of Freising who ruled until the Bavarian secularization in 1802, when it be ...'s Church the people from the surrounding communities were required by the Bishop of Freising to make the pilgrimage to Garmisch a minimum of 10 times a year
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  • |align="center" colspan="2" bgcolor="gold"|'''Bishop''' and '''Doctor of the Church''' His mother Monica pressured him to become a Catholic, but it was the bishop of Milan, [[Ambrose]], who had most influence over Augustine. Ambrose was a
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  • ...r is the most common cause.<ref name="pmid21673294">{{cite journal| author=Bishop TF, Ryan AK, Casalino LP| title=Paid malpractice claims for adverse events ...umber of cases is dropping.<ref name="pmid21673294">{{cite journal| author=Bishop TF, Ryan AK, Casalino LP| title=Paid malpractice claims for adverse events
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  • * Apostle to [[Styria (duchy)|Karantania]]: Bishop Virgilius of [[Salzburg]] (745&ndash;84) * Apostle to the Goths: Bishop [[Ulfilas]]
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  • *Bishop DVM (2006) '[http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8721.2006.00439.x What Causes
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  • ...er, and the 21 other diocesan bishops in office for longest, excluding the Bishop of Sodor and Man, whose diocese is outside the United Kingdom proper. After
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  • ...ed into the host's genome, would cause cancer. [[J. Michael Bishop|Michael Bishop]] and [[Harold Varmus]] showed that the oncogene of Rous sarcoma virus is i
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  • ...wn, Connecticut, April 11, 1893. His father was the prominent Episcopalian bishop of Connecticut; both parents were Canadians and he had a slight British acc
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  • ...y, philosophers such as [[Rene Descartes|Descartes]] and [[George Berkeley|Bishop Berkeley]] took the very reasonable view that in a universe with only one b
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  • ...eir lifestyle completely. Despite that, the Narentines kidnapped the Roman Bishop's emissaries that were returning from the Ecclesiastical Council in Constan
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  • ...allegiance; he was followed at Berkhampstead by [[Archbishop Ealdred]], [[Bishop Wulfstan]] of Worcester and Edgar himself, as well as by Edwin and Morcar,
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  • ...ainz]]. The first Czech bishop was Adalbert, who was canonised in 999. The bishop's palace was built within the grounds of the Prague Castle. ...he 1611 uprising was not only a reaction to an invasion by the army of the bishop of Passau, which was involved in the dynastic dispute between Emperor Rudol
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  • *''The Bishop's Wife'' (1947)
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  • ...School, a Catholic high school named for Bishop James L. Connolly, fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Fall River. The city is the home of Diman Regional Vocat
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  • ...was president for four years of the Mormon Stake in Boston, equivalent to bishop. He is married to Ann Romney and has five children and ten grandchildren.
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  • ...esota; Gothenburg, Nebraska; Andover, Illinois; Kingsburg, California; and Bishop Hill, Illinois.</ref> Lindsborg, Kansas is representative. It was founded ...vidual ownership.<ref> Mark L. Johnson, et al, "Accounts of Conditions at Bishop Hill, 1847-1850." ''Journal of Illinois History'' 2002 5(3): 213-236. Issn:
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  • ...e of his activities until the spring of 1461 when he was imprisoned by the Bishop of Orléans at [[Meung-sur-Loire]] for an unknown offence. He is known to h
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  • | id = }}</ref> He stayed there for fifteen years and was ordained as a Bishop by [[Damasus]] around the end of the 4th century. He was sent back to preac ...was sent by [[Pope Celestine I]] to be ''Primus Episcopus'' &mdash; First Bishop to the Scots believing in Christ.<ref name=Caswall /> At this time, "the Sc
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  • ...by the County Recorder of Los Angeles at the request of the Right Reverend Bishop T. Amat.</ref>
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  • ...captured the renowned red-feather cloak of Kiwala{{okina}}o (now in the [[Bishop Museum]]). ...amehameha Schools]] were founded according to the will of [[Bernice Pauahi Bishop|Pauahi]], at the time of her death in 1884 the last direct descendant of Ka
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  • ...captured the renowned red-feather cloak of Kiwala{{okina}}o (now in the [[Bishop Museum]]). ...amehameha Schools]] were founded according to the will of [[Bernice Pauahi Bishop|Pauahi]], at the time of her death in 1884 the last direct descendant of Ka
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  • ...stant of his formal acceptance of election; otherwise from ordination as a bishop. This may not always have been true in the past, but ''AP'' does not go int ...and, according to an old prophecy, ever), but Pius IX the longest-reigning Bishop of Rome</ref>-64 or 33-67
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  • *3: [[James Bishop (Congressman)|James Bishop]] ''([[Whig Party (United States)|O]])'' *3: [[James Bishop (Congressman)|James Bishop]] (1816-1895), ''[[Whig Party (United States)|Opposition]]''
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  • ...ell. The Gospel of Peter was quoted in the church at Rhossos and by their bishop. Irenaeus of Lyons was particularly outspoken, writing in 170 AD, in suppor
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  • 354 CE [[Augustine of Hippo]] (354-430) Neoplatonist African Bishop and leading philosopher of the Roman Catholic Church; advocate of papal sup
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  • ...7|id=ISBN 1-84339-165-1}}</ref><ref name=Bishop>{{cite book|author=Paul L. Bishop|title=Pollution Prevention: Fundamentals and Practice|edition=|publisher=Wa ...(H<sub>2</sub>O) and other oxidized by-products.<ref name=Mara/><ref name=Bishop/><ref name=Beychok/> The air may be provided by [[Flue gas stack#flue gas s
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  • ...queen]], two [[rook (chess)|rooks]], two [[knight (chess)|knights]], two [[bishop (chess)|bishops]], and eight [[pawn (chess)|pawns]]. The object of the game ...ss)|king]], one [[queen (chess)|queen]], two [[rook (chess)|rooks]], two [[bishop (chess)|bishops]], two [[knight (chess)|knights]] and eight [[pawn (chess)|
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  • ...ham O'Brien (Bradley Walsh), Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill) and Dan Lewis (John Bishop)) and 3 old enemies (Daleks (operated by Barnaby Edwards and Nicholas Pegg)
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  • ...ey do not however report to the Opus Dei Prelate but to their own diocesan bishop.<ref name=ODinChurch>{{cite book |author= Pedro Rodriguez, Fernando Ocariz,
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  • ...l [[Cormac Murphy O'Connor]], Archbishop of Canterbury [[Rowan Williams]], Bishop of Southwark [[Tom Butler]], the [[ProLife Alliance]] and campaign group [[
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  • *: [[Edward Bishop Dudley| Edward B. Dudley]] ''([[Democratic Party (United States)|D]])'' *: [[Edward Bishop Dudley| Edward B. Dudley]] (1789-1855), ''[[Democratic Party (United States
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  • Bishop Manning of the Protestant Episcopal Church was the first to protest, writin
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  • ...nown about John Napier's early years, but a letter survives written by the Bishop of Orkney, who was John's uncle, to Archibald Napier when John was eleven y
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  • Servatius is an Armenian who travels to Lorraine and becomes [[bishop of Tongeren]]. The sinful citizens of Tongeren turn against him, causing hi
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  • ...implified, and purged of superstitious accretions. With regard to worship, Bishop Jewel in 1685 said, "We are come as near as we possibly could to the church ...s "Protestant and reformed according to the ancient Catholic Church "; and Bishop Sanderson (1689) speaks of "the true belief and right understanding of the
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  • ...ociologist" and, after Catholics exerted pressure, added a sixth, Catholic bishop [[John Lancaster Spaulding]], and Commissioner Wright as the seventh member
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  • ...called stones. A chess player has six kinds of pieces (king, queen, rook, bishop, knight, pawn, and one of her/his bishops runs on white squares, while the
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  • ...d in America, as did most Loyalists. Indeed, he became the first Episcopal bishop in America. From the Loyalist perspective in 1775, the Loyalists were the
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  • ...inst T4, but none made any public comment. [[Theophil Wurm]], the Lutheran Bishop of Württemberg, wrote a strong letter to Interior Minister Frick in March ...tement in consolidating anti-“euthanasia” sentiment."<ref>94</ref> Another Bishop, [[Franz Bornewasser]] of [[Trier]], also sent protests to Hitler, though n
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  • The term "Common Era" has early antecedents. A 1716 book by the English Bishop [[John Prideaux]] includes a reference to: "The vulgar era, by which we now
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  • ...actices, such as married priests, while acknowledging the [[primacy of the Bishop of Rome]], as an authoritative head to their church as well. ...tinct traditions, possibly the most important of which is the [[Pope]] - [[Bishop]] of [[Rome]] and the [[monarch]] of [[Vatican City]]. The Pope's [[ecclesi
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  • *17: [[Bishop Perkins]] ''([[Democratic Party (United States)|D]])'' *17: [[Bishop Perkins]] (1787-1866), ''[[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]]''
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  • *4: [[William D. Bishop]] ''([[Democratic Party (United States)|D]])'' *4: [[William D. Bishop]] (1827-1904), ''[[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]]''
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  • ...recognized reality, allowed Mgr Jean-Olivier Briand to become the Catholic bishop (1766) and provided lower courts where Canadiens could be jurors and lawyer Ignace Bourget, Bishop of Montreal from 1840 to 1876, played a central role in strengthening Frenc
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  • |[[J. Michael Bishop]]
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  • ...inst T4, but none made any public comment. [[Theophil Wurm]], the Lutheran Bishop of Württemberg, wrote a strong letter to Interior Minister Frick in March ...tement in consolidating anti-“euthanasia” sentiment."<ref>94</ref> Another Bishop, [[Franz Bornewasser]] of [[Trier]], also sent protests to Hitler, though n
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  • The city is the seat of the [[Archbishop of York]], [[metropolitan bishop]] of the [[Province of York]]; this position is the second highest in the [
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  • ..., and the earliest written record (a reference to wild horses owned by the Bishop of Crediton) dates from 1012. The numbers have reduced in recent years to
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  • :Saint Palladius[http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11424a.htm] becomes first Bishop of Ireland - having been sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine [431]. :::: - becomes Bishop of Ireland following the transfer of Palladius to Ireland.
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  • ...ction between Incle Street and Glasgow Road, is the seat of the Catholic [[Bishop of Paisley]]. The church was completed in 1931 to replace an earlier buildi
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  • ...r substance-homoousios) and Three Persons (hypostasis) <ref> Timothy Ware “Bishop Kallistos of Diokleia” (1963) The Orthodox Church. (pages 22-23) London. ...y states the Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son. Eastern Orthodox Bishop Kallistos Ware has also recognised that the ''filioque'' variant may be mor
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  • ...r]] (the latter after having initially supported Hitler), and the Catholic Bishop [[Clemens August Graf von Galen|Clemens von Galen]], and their example insp ...calling on “the Führer to defend the people against the Gestapo.” Another Bishop, [[Franz Bornewasser]] of [[Trier]], also sent protests to Hitler, though n
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  • ...former Christian [[deacon]] who had converted to Judaism in 838, and the [[Bishop]] of [[Córdoba, Spain|Córdoba]] [[Pablo Alvaro|Paulus Albarus]], who had
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  • ...at Amstelledam, as the city was then called, was chartered in 1306 by the Bishop of [[Utrecht]]. Soon after (1369) Amsterdam joined the [[Hanseatic League]]
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  • ...; Geoffrey, Count of Rossignuolo, and his brothers, Albered of Cagnano and Bishop Girard of Ariona. His army was smaller than Godfrey’s but it was well equ ...nd of Le Forez. After Adhemar, the chief ecclesiastic to come was William, Bishop of Orange.
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  • .... [[Samuel Seabury]] was a Loyalist who returned and as the first American bishop played a major role in shaping the Episcopal religion, a stronghold of cons
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  • ...Henry was baptised on the Sunday after his birth and had as godfather the bishop of [[Viseu]], D. João Homem. As his patron saint his parents chose the Fre
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  • * '''A.Bishop''' - [[Ann Bishop]]
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  • ...s such as the [[X-Men]]’s [[Gambit (comics)|Gambit]] and [[Bishop (comics)|Bishop]], [[X-Force]]'s [[Cable (comics)|Cable]] and the [[Spider-Man]] adversary [[Science fiction]] author [[Michael Bishop (author)|Michael Bishop]] parodied superheroes in his 1992 novel ''Count Geiger's Blues'' in which
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  • ...]], [[Joni Mitchell]], [[Richie Havens]], [[Paul Butterfield]] and [[Elvin Bishop]] at the 'Wake for [[Martin Luther King Jr]]' concert in New York.
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  • ...described it. The feast disappeared after Gregory of Nazianzus resigned as bishop in 381, although it was reintroduced by [[John Chrysostom]] in about 400.<r
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  • ...nam shortly afterwards, J. Lawton Collins suggested to Diem's brother, the Bishop of Hue, that there be a moratorium on high-level Catholic visits.<ref name=
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  • ...y, philosophers such as [[Rene Descartes|Descartes]] and [[George Berkeley|Bishop Berkeley]] took the very reasonable view that in a universe with only one b
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  • ...campaigning in south-western France. On the advice of [[Antony (I) Bek]], bishop of [[Durham]] and a long-standing supporter of the king, an elaborate serie
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  • ...campaigning in south-western France. On the advice of [[Antony (I) Bek]], bishop of [[Durham]] and a long-standing supporter of the king, an elaborate serie
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  • ...f a shopkeeper. According to some accounts Friele was a goldsmith for the bishop at Mainz, but most likely he was involved in the cloth trade<ref name=benz>
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  • |Medicine||[[J. Michael Bishop]], [[Harold E. Varmus]]
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  • ...ize the rationalist approach of Descartes with the empiricism of Locke and Bishop [[George Berkeley]]. In the nineteenth century, philosophy moved in an idea
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  • ...shop in the colony. The Anglican priests were supervised directly by the [[Bishop of London]]. Each county court gave tax money to the local vestry, comprise
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  • ...age impairment]], where one aspect of language develops exceptionally.<ref>Bishop (2006).</ref> The field has also adopted existing ideas which have have no
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  • * '''L.E.Bishop''' - [[Luther Earl Bishop]]
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  • ...rench term "crosse", for the shepherd's crooklike [[crosier]] carried by [[bishop]]s as a symbol of office. Pierre Francois Xavier de Charlevoix noted the re
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  • ...nother and self-governing, are led by a team of ordained men, including a bishop, a deacon, and 2 or 3 ministers. These men are chosen from among the member
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  • ...d around the country: Huxley had said he would rather be an [[ape]] than a Bishop.
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  • ...e of crime; popular hymn writer [[Charles Wesley]], and American Methodist bishop, [[Francis Asbury]].
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  • ...ated the policy of emancipation. Lincoln described Sumner as "my idea of a bishop," and consulted him as an embodiment of the conscience of the American peop
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  • ...nam shortly afterwards, J. Lawton Collins suggested to Diem's brother, the Bishop of Hue, that there be a moratorium on high-level Catholic visits. Collins s
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  • ...asbourg consists of a long conflict between its [[Archbishopric Strasbourg|bishop]] and its citizens. The citizens emerged victorious after the [[Battle of O
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  • ...in the city. Many of the students who attend these schools go on to attend Bishop Stang High School in neighboring Dartmouth. There are also two preschools a
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  • [[John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester]], had a great influence on the development of humanist learni
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  • ...promoted work in China after 1844. George Smith (1815–1871) was the first bishop of Hong Kong, 1850-64. Smith handled Anglican pastoral and missionary, and
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  • * '''Sudw.''' - [[George Bishop Sudworth]]
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  • ...sor [[Hans Lassen Martensen]] who called his recently deceased predecessor Bishop Jakob P. Mynster a "truth-witness, one of the authentic truth-witnesses."<r
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  • * 1961 – 1975: Bishop Stephen Gill Spottswood
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  • ...-p94-95">{{harvp|Friedan|1998|pp=94–95}}</ref> though perhaps not by the [[bishop (Catholic Church)|bishops]] above him.<ref name="2dStage-p98">{{harvp|Fried
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  • ...interest in the teachings of the ancient Greek philosophers. The Christian bishop [[Augustine of Hippo]] accepted Plato's authoritarianism, and its extension
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  • ...Johann (1466-1520), bishop of Breslau/Wroclaw, and Stanislaus (1471-1540), bishop of Olmütz/Olomouc, were simultaneously merchants, politicians, and patrons
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  • .... [[Samuel Seabury]] was a Loyalist who returned and as the first American bishop played a major role in shaping the Episcopal religion, a stronghold of cons
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  • ...the Lutheran Church in Saxony, a sympathy that was paraded publicly. After Bishop Ludwig Ihmels's death in 1933, a power vacuum arose that became an opportun
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  • ...God wills it). This became the battle cry of the crusaders. Urban put the bishop of Le Puy in charge of encouraging prelates and priests to join the cause.<
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  • ...ull]] on April 27, 1840 that Father Diego y Moreno assumed the position of bishop of the Californias.<ref>Englehardt 1897, p. 189</ref> Some three years late
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  • ...uritans]] and Protestant Separatists to be undesirables, and in 1607, the Bishop of York raided the homes of and imprisoned several members of the congregat
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  • ...o saw Mormonism an undesirable cult; Romney, a prominent Mormon and former bishop, spoke in Texas on the need for religious tolerance. While his religion gen
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