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Gaspard du Bois,
Latinized Nemius (1587–1667) was the
sixth bishop of
Antwerp and the
ninth archbishop of Cambrai.
Nemius was born in 's-Hertogenbosch...
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Installed 1611 Term
ended 1633
Predecessor Johannes Miraeus Successor Gaspard Nemius Previous post(s)
regius professor of
Scholastic Theology,
Leuven University...
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September 1654, he was
consecrated bishop by his predecessor,
Gaspard Nemius, who had been
transferred to the
archdiocese of Cambrai. As bishop, he founded...
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invested on the
feast of
Saint Lawrence by the
Bishop of Antwerp,
Gasper Nemius, At first,
Margaret reportedly found the
austerity of the
order difficult...
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Franciscus van der
Burch (1616–1644)
Joseph de
Bergaigne (1644–1647)
Gaspard Nemius (1649–1667)
Ladislas Jonart (1667–1674) Jacques-Théodore de
Bryas (1675–1694)...
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professor of
theology and vice-chancellor of the University;
Nemius Gaspard Dubois;
George Colveneere; and
Philippe Bossuet Cospéan, who was...
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French mathematician Gaspard Musabyimana (born 1955),
Rwandan writer Gaspard Nemius (1587–1667),
Roman Catholic bishop and
archbishop Gaspard Pacaud (1859–1928)...
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February 1645
Predecessor Franciscus van der
Burch Successor Gaspard Nemius Other post(s)
Bishop of 's-Hertogenbosch (appointed 1638)
Orders Consecration...
- Mire) 1611–1633:
Johannes Malderus (Jan van Malderen) 1634–1651:
Gaspard Nemius (Gaspard Van Den Bosch) 1652–1676:
Ambrosius (or Marius)
Capello 1677–1678:...
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including the Cardinal-Infante,
Anthonius Triest,
bishop of Ghent, and
Gaspard Nemius,
bishop of Antwerp. At Madrid,
Olivares commissioned Juan de
Palafox y Mendoza...
