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Conrad Cono(n) (Italian:
Corrado Conone) (died 997) was the
Margrave of
Ivrea from 970 to his
death and Duke of
Spoleto and
Camerino (996–997). He was...
- of the
cardinal titulars of the
church Asello (494–?)
Rusticus (590–?)
Conone (Pope Conon) (683?–686)
Sergius (Pope
Sergius I) (683?–687)
Johanes (745 –...
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delle Quadrelle. The
original paleo-Christian
church was
enlarged by
bishop Conone with the
addition to two
lateral aisles and the
construction of a crypt...
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notable due to
Basilian Abbot Conone Navacita, a
revered figure from the era of King
Roger II. The
relics of St.
Conone, born
under King
Roger II and...
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Chalcedon in 451
Gorgonius partook in the
Council of
Constantinople of 536
Conone parti****ted in the
Council in
Trullo in 692 At the
Council of Constantinople...
- ISBN 9780520080669. Caporale,
Gaetano (1885). Il
martirio e
culto dei
santi Conone e
figlio protettori della città di
Acerra (in Italian). Tip. del Lampo....
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Patriarchate of Rome. Caporale,
Gaetano (1885). Il
martirio e
culto dei
santi Conone e
figlio protettori della città di
Acerra (in Italian). Tip. del Lampo....
- ISBN 9780520080669. Caporale,
Gaetano (1885). Il
martirio e
culto dei
santi Conone e
figlio protettori della città di
Acerra (in Italian). Tip. del Lampo....
- Ruggiero, p. 6.
Gaetano Caporale (1885). Il
martirio e
culto dei
santi Conone e
figlio protettori della città di
Acerra (in
Italian and Latin). Naples:...
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Concordat of Worms. His name is
variously spelled Kuno, Cunon, Conon,
Conone, and
Conrad in
different sources.
Praeneste is the
modern Palestrina. This...
