- who at the end of his twelve-month term was
replaced by
Felicius Cornicola. It was
under Felicius'
administration that
Teodato was
recalled from exile....
-
Felice Cornicola (Latin:
Felix Cornicula), also
Felicius, was a
Byzantine magister militum per
Venetiae of
Venice in 739.
Following the
murder of the doge...
- Favoni****, Favor, Favorinus, Felici****,
Felicio Felicissimus, Felicitas,
Felicius, Felicla, Felicula, Felissimus, Felix, Ferentinus, Ferox, Ferreolus, Festi****...
- Godehard's
Basilica Basilica of the ****umption
Basilica of SS Potentinus,
Felicius and Simplicius,
Steinfeld Abbey Basilica of St Lawrence, the ****umption...
-
Fibicius (otherwise
Fibitius or
Felicius) was
Bishop of
Trier from
around 511 to 525 or so. He is
commemorated on
November 5.
Fibicius was
abbot of the...
-
included the
Aquitanian pilgrim Saint Potentinus, and Potentinus’ two sons
Felicius and Simplicius.
Castor died at
Karden at an
advanced age. By the year 791...
- Godehard's
Basilica Basilica of the ****umption
Basilica of SS Potentinus,
Felicius and Simplicius,
Steinfeld Abbey Basilica of St Lawrence, the ****umption...
- Godehard's
Basilica Basilica of the ****umption
Basilica of SS Potentinus,
Felicius and Simplicius,
Steinfeld Abbey Basilica of St Lawrence, the ****umption...
- Godehard's
Basilica Basilica of the ****umption
Basilica of SS Potentinus,
Felicius and Simplicius,
Steinfeld Abbey Basilica of St Lawrence, the ****umption...
-
cuilibet veritatis arbitro apparere queat, uter ex his
viris acutissimis felicius rem actu
tetigerit (1712)
Brockhaus Allg. Enzyklopädie der Wissenschaften...
