-
eventually consecrated as the
bishop of
Trogir upon the citizen's
request by
Laurentinus,
Archbishop of Split. His name
appears variously in the
charters of Croatian...
- Lanuccus, Larci****, Larti****, Largus, Later****, Latinus, Latro,
Laurentinus, Laurentius, Laurinus, Laurus, Leddicus, Lentullus, Lentulus, Leo, Leontius...
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Lawrence (Latin:
Laurentinus; Croatian:
Lovro Dalmatinac; died 8 July 1099) was a
benedictine monk and
Archbishop of
Split (1060-1099). He
first served...
-
Myrope 251
Nestor 251
Bishop of
Magydos Pergentinus and
Laurentinus 251
Peter of Lampsacus, Andrew, Paul, and
Denise (Dionysia) ...
-
Madonna with
Child between two Angels; in the
niches are the
saints Laurentinus, Pergentinus,
Donatus and Bernardino,
while the
paliotto has a Pietà...
- victory." Sts
Laurentinus and
Ignatius were
uncles and St
Celerina was an aunt of the
deacon St Celerinus. "Also, the holy martyrs,
Laurentinus, and Ignatius...
- (Pothinus) and
martyr in Lyons,
France (2nd century)
Saints Pergentinus and
Laurentinus, two
brothers martyred in
Arezzo in
Italy under Decius (251)
Saint Caecilius...
- den Berg, 1989
Rotylenchus landii Germani & M****ese, 2002
Rotylenchus laurentinus Scognamiglio & Talame, 1973
Rotylenchus lobalus Sultan, 1984 Rotylenchus...
-
Trajan (c. 99)
Martyr Eutychius, in
Ferentino in Italy. Child-martyr
Laurentinus Sossius, a boy aged five,
martyred on Good
Friday in
Valrovina near Vicenza...
- (
Pelita Jaya Bakrie) F: Ali
Mustofa (Bank BPD DIY Bima Perkasa) F:
Laurentinus Oei (Satria Muda Pertamina) C:
Vincent Rivaldi Kosasih (
Pelita Jaya...
