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personal secretary to Columbus, and a
Spanish shipmate called Bartolomé
Flisco,
along with six natives,
paddled a
canoe to get help from Hispaniola. The...
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Giorgio Fieschi (ca. 1395 –
October 1461) was an
Italian cardinal, of the
counts of Lavagna.
After studying civil and
canon law in Bolgna, he was elected...
- Atti del
Convegno I
Fieschi tra
Papato e Impero. pp. 49–50. von Frank. "
Flisco (Fiesco)". Olmos, Jose
Maria de
Francisco (2005). "The
First Coins of Prince...
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Narni 1524 Succeeded by
Bartolomeo Cesi (bishop) Preceded by
Pietro de
Flisco Administrator of
Cervia 1525–1528 Succeeded by
Octavio de Cesi Preceded by...
- and Beirut.
Middleton 1918, p. 15,
gives his name in
Latin as
Lucas de
Flisco, but
anglicizes it as Luke.
Mortimer 2010, p. 191.
Boespflug 1997. Mortimer...
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Francesco Picarelli,
Bishop of
Narni (1690);
Lorenzo Maria Fieschi (de
Flisco),
Archbishop of
Avignon (1690); Bald****are
Cenci (seniore),
Titular Archbishop...
- (attested 1414)
Marco Vigerio, O.Min. (attested 1437)
Giorgio Fieschi (
Flisco) (1447–1448 Resigned) in
commendam Paolo Giustiniani (1460–1485 Died) Domenico...
- (later
Bishop of London) June 1353–bef. 1357 (d.):
William de
Fieschi or de
Flisco 1357 (d.):
Francis de St
Maximo 1357–bef. 1359 (res.): Hélie
Cardinal de...
- Bishop-elect of
Toulon 1484–1485 Succeeded by Jean
Albriga Preceded by
Urbain de
Flisco Bishop-elect of Fréjus 1485–1486 Succeeded by
Rostaing d'Ancezune Preceded by...
- 1436–1442)
vacant 1436–1444
Giovanni IV
Tagliacotio 1444–1449
Giorgio de
Flisco 1449–1455
vacant 1455–1460 Juan de
Torquemada 1460–1463, † 1468 (Bishop...
