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Odorico Raynaldi or
Rinaldi (Latin:
Odericus Raynaldus; 20 June 1594 – 22
January 1671), also
known as Raynald, was an
Italian historian and Oratorian...
- for 1198 to 1571 "less notable" than some of
other continuators,
namely Raynaldus, Laderchi, and
August Theiner. In 1630
Bzovius funded a
scholarship for...
- the post in 1272)
Guglielmo di San
Lorenzo (occupied the post in 1274)
Raynaldus Marci (occupied the post in 1277)
Angelo de
Vezzosi (occupied the post...
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Robert Klugseder, upon the
discovery of a second,
fuller inscription to "
Raynaldus de lantins" of a
Credo ascribed to
Arnold de
Lantins in two
other sources...
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performed at Clare's funeral. The most
vocal of
these advisers was
Cardinal Raynaldus, who
would later become Pope
Alexander IV and, in two years' time, would...
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counted the dean of
Nevers and the
abbot of St
Martin de
Nevers Raynaldus as adherents.
Raynaldus was
further condemned as a
Stercoranist and
Origenist and...
- or a
titulus in the 13th century.
Bartholomew of Lucca, in:
Odoricus Raynaldus [Rainaldi],
Annales Ecclesiastici Tomus Quartus [Volume XXIII] (Lucca:...
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Renaud du
Bellay (Latin:
Raynaldus) was the
treasurer of
Tours Cathedral and
Archbishop of
Reims from AD 1083 to 1096. He
succeeded Man****es I
after a...
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volume 3.
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-26646-8.
Odericus Raynaldus,
Annales Ecclesiastici (continuation of Baronius), AD 1288, f ****v-****vi;...
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stated in the
Pomerium that he
wrote it
while staying at the
house of
Raynaldus de
Cintis in Cesena, who was lord of the city from 1321 to 1326, however...
