- IV; Italian:
Paolo IV; 28 June 1476 – 18
August 1559), born Gian
Pietro Carafa, was head of the
Catholic Church and
ruler of the
Papal States from 23 May...
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Carafa is a
surname held by: Tony
Carafa,
Australian rules footballer Members of the
house of
Carafa Carafa Chapel Caraffa (disambiguation)
Palazzo Carafa...
- The
Carafa Chapel (Italian:
Cappella Carafa) is a
chapel in the
church of
Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Rome, Italy,
known for a
series of
frescoes by Filippino...
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Palazzo Carafa may
refer to:
Palazzo Diomede Carafa,
monumental Renaissance palace of Naples,
Italy Palazzo Carafa della Spina,
historic palace located...
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Giovanni Carafa may
refer to:
Giovanni Pietro Carafa (1476–1559),
became Pope Paul IV from May 1555
until his
death Giovanni Carafa, Duke of
Paliano (died...
- Loménie de
Brienne in 1791— and five resigned:
Tommaso Antici in 1798,
Marino Carafa di
Belvedere in 1807,
Carlo Odescalchi in 1838,
Louis Billot in 1927, and...
- in 1492
Alessandro Farnese was
elected Pope Paul III in 1534 Gian
Pietro Carafa was
elected Pope Paul IV in May 1555
Joseph Ratzinger was
elected Pope Benedict...
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Oliviero Carafa (10
March 1430 – 20
January 1511), in
Latin Oliverius Carafa, was an
Italian cardinal and
diplomat of the Renaissance. Like the majority...
- – 18
August 1559 (4 years, 87 days) Paul IV
PAVLVS Quartus Gian
Pietro Carafa, C.R. 28 June 1476
Capriglia Irpina,
Kingdom of
Naples 78 / 83 Motto: Dominus...
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Cardinal Carafa may
refer to:
Filippo Carafa della Serra (cardinal from 1378)
Gianvincenzo Carafa (cardinal from 1527)
Carlo Carafa (cardinal from 1555)...
