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of Gaul. He confided the Diocese of Arras and Cambrai to St

were but four dioceses : Utrecht in the north; Tournai, Arras , and Cambrai in the

Within a few months of his arrival he fled the city and cast

Gand, Bruges ); it extended to the Rhine under Napoleon I . The city of Mechlin

and of 211,000 in 1905, it is today the fourth city of France

a Bull deposing and excommunicating Giovanni Bentivoglio and placing the city under interdict . Bentivoglio fled

limits than it had prior to the Revolution , when, besides the city of Paris

all for only $19.99... (MATISCONENSIS) Located in Burgundy . The city of Mâcon

Within a few months of his arrival he fled the city and cast

eloquent preachers as Mgr. Faillet, Bishop of Orléans , Mgr. Duquesnay, Archbishop of Cambrai , Mgr. Bernadon, Archbishop of

was condemned to the stake by the Bishop of Cambrai and his

ERRARA (F ERRARIENSIS ). Archdiocese immediately subject to the Holy See . The city, which is the

monasteries and forbids it to laymen . A council of Cambrai in 1631

from the division of Clodion's monarchy like those of Cambrai , Tongres and Cologne

for only $19.99... (SENENSIS) Archdiocese in Tuscany (Central Italy ). The city is situated on three

who established their see in the upper part of the city during the second

Liege, and made suffragan of the new metropolitan See of Cambrai . The Concordat

expulsion of the Medici in 1494, when he fled from his native city in the

a Bull deposing and excommunicating Giovanni Bentivoglio and placing the city under interdict . Bentivoglio fled

a lucky accident freed him from monastic life. The Bishop of Cambrai was minded to

would not consent, but, supported by Louis of Anjou and the city of Florence

limits than it had prior to the Revolution , when, besides the city of Paris

by the opposition which she aroused. At his request she left the city; she rejoined Père Lacombe

the Dioceses of Trier and Reims ; west, that of Cambrai . Thus Tongres extended from

and his father , an attorney, had purchased the freedom of the City of Noyon

was condemned to the stake by the Bishop of Cambrai and his

been exacted with some solemnity, by oath, test, or formal declaration . . . Oaxaca - Diocese and city in the

the latter's master, Pierre d'Ailly, the eminent Bishop of Cambrai , who wrote of

Abbess of Ervauville (died 1130); Blessed Odo of Orléans, Bishop of Cambrai (1105-13); the

with a population as numerous and varied as a large city. It was commonly reputed

managed to place his bastards in the episcopal Sees of Cambrai and Utrecht

in 1154 Vicente, Gil - Portuguese dramatist (1470-1536) Vicenza, Diocese of - The city is the capital

Archdiocese of - Cagliari, called by the ancient Caralis, is the principal city and capital

of the shallow sea, as all the houses of the city are built upon a

wished to establish the Lazarists not only in the city of his

Lodi , 9 December, 1413, for 1 November, 1414, at Constance , a free city of the

and had re-established the pontifical see in the Eternal City , where he died on

expulsion of the Medici in 1494, when he fled from his native city in the

abbey of Mont Saint-Martin in the Diocese of Cambrai was united to

once famous school , which became extinct after the capture of the city by Omar in

a lucky accident freed him from monastic life. The Bishop of Cambrai was minded to

at Vicenza, 11 Dec., 1799 Gebhard (III) of Constance - Bishop of that city and strenuous

commentator of Duns Scotus (1564-1630) Fabriano and Matelica - Fabriano, a city in the

in the Château de Fénelon in Périgord (Dordogne), 6 August, 1651; d. at Cambrai , 7 January, 1715. He

limits than it had prior to the Revolution , when, besides the city of Paris