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along with
Latino Malabranca,
Bentivenga de Bentivengis,
Bernard de
Languissel,
Matteo Rosso Orsini,
Giacomo Colonna, and
Benedetto Caetani. On 15 February...
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Latino Malabranca,
Bentivenga de Bentivengis,
Girolamo Masci,
Bernard de
Languissel,
Matteo Rosso Orsini,
Giacomo Colonna, and
Benedetto Caetani. Upon finding...
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Bertrand de
Languissel was an
important 12th
century Catholic Bishop in France. He was
ordained Bishop of Nîmes on 6
October 1280 and held
office until...
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Balbina 1439–1452 Succeeded by
Amico Agnifili Preceded by John of
Toledo Cardinal-bishop of
Santa Rufina 1452–1454 Succeeded by
Bernard de
Languissel...
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Cardinal Latino's
successor as
Legate in Lombardy,
Cardinal Bernard de
Languissel,
Bishop of Porto, was so
beset with
protests and
complaints that he had...
- 1280–1324
Bertrand de
Languissel 1324
Armand de
Vernon 1324
Bernard III. 1324–1331
Bernard IV. 1331–1337
Guirald de
Languissel 1337
Guillaume Curti 1337–1342...
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created seven new
Cardinals in one
consistory on 12
April 1281:
Bernard de
Languissel,
archbishop of Arles – cardinal-bishop of
Porto e S. Rufina, † 19 September...
- Arles, held by
Archbishop Bernard de
Languissel (1274–1281). On 16–17 May 1279,
Archbishop Bernard de
Languissel (1274–1281)
presided over a provincial...
- (1251–1253) John of
Toledo (1261–1275)
Robert Kilwardby (1278–1279)
Bernard de
Languissel (1281–1290)
Matteo da
Acquasparta (1291–1302)
Giovanni Minio (1302–1312)...
- Succeeded by
Robert Burnell as archbishop-elect Preceded by John of
Toledo Cardinal Bishop of
Porto and
Santa Rufina 1278–1279 Succeeded by
Bernard de
Languissel...
