- 1167
called the
Council of Saint-Félix
organized Cathar communities into
bishoprics,
which each had a
bishop presiding over a
specific division, even though...
- The
Three Bishoprics (French: les Trois-Évêchés [le tʁwɑz‿eveʃe])
constituted a
government of the
Kingdom of
France consisting of the
dioceses of Metz...
-
invaded the
bishopric in 1379 with no success.
After settling the
conflict the
Livonian Order lost its
right to
demand that v****als of
bishoprics take part...
-
Bishopric of Metz may
refer to:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Metz, the
spiritual jurisdiction of the
bishops of Metz Prince-
Bishopric of Metz, the secular...
- Bull (Super Universi, 12 May 1559),
created new
bishoprics in the Low Countries. The new
bishoprics were
created largely at the
expense of the diocese...
- prince-bishop's
ecclesiastical jursidiction. It was one of the
Three Bishoprics that were
annexed by
France in 1552. The
bishops of Metz had
already ruled...
-
Kirsten Johanne Alice Bishopric (September 6, 1963 –
April 15, 2014), also
known as
Kirsten Bishop, was a
Canadian actress best
known providing the voices...
- Isles, and
Bishop Wimund. Previously,
there had been
numerous bishoprics and
recorded bishoprics include Kingarth, Iona, Skye and Mann.
There were very likely...
- prince-
bishoprics and
transformed them into
hereditary monarchies. Prince-
bishoprics,
which were
ruled by Protestants, were the following: Prince-
Bishopric of...
- The
Bishopric of
Merseburg was an
episcopal see on the
eastern border of the
medieval Duchy of
Saxony with its
centre in Merseburg,
where Merseburg Cathedral...
