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Richard von
Greiffenklau zu
Vollrads (also
spelled Greiffenclau and Vollraths; 1467 – 13
March 1531) was a
German clergyman who
served as
Archbishop and...
- the Rhineland,
formed an
alliance with his
peers against Richard von
Greiffenklau, Archbishop-elector of
Trier (r. 1511–1531),
allegedly to lead the Archbishop's...
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Georg Friedrich von
Greiffenklau zu
Vollrads (also
spelled Greiffenclau; 8
September 1573 – 6 July 1629) was a
German theologian who
served as Prince-Bishop...
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Trier († 1354)
Bohemond II,
archbishop of
Trier († 1367)
Richard von
Greiffenklau zu Vollrads, archbishop-elector of
Trier († 1531)
Lothar von Metternich...
- the Holy Robe
which was kept in the Cathedral.
Archbishop Richard von
Greiffenklau arranged the
opening of the
altar that had
enshrined the
tunic since...
- self-portrait; one of his son Giandomenico; one of the prince-bishop von
Greiffenklau; one of the
painter Antonio Bossi; and one of the architect, Balthasar...
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Johann Philipp von
Greifenclau zu
Vollraths (also
spelled Greiffenklau and Vollrads; 13
February 1652 – 3
August 1719) was a
German clergyman who served...
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Triennial Convention, the
first nationwide Baptist ****ociation
Richard von
Greiffenklau zu
Vollrads (1467–1531), Archbishop-Elector of
Trier from 1511 to 1531...
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Johann von Eck, an ****istant of the
Archbishop of
Trier (Richard von
Greiffenklau zu
Vollrads at that time),
acted as
spokesman for the emperor. He refused...
- von
Sickingen in his
attack on
Trier and Worms,
Archbishop Richard von
Greiffenklau zu
Vollrads of Trier,
Ludwig V of the
Electorate of the
Palatinate and...
