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Giovanni Boccamazza (died 1309) was an
Italian Cardinal. He was from the
Roman nobility, and was a
nephew of
Cardinal Giacomo Savelli, who had been an...
- 1294) (1278, 1289)
Gerardo Bianchi (1220/1225–1302) (1278, 1294)
Giovanni Boccamazza (d. 1309) (1285, 1302)
Leonardo Patr****o (1230–1311) (1300, 1309) Giovanni...
- K****an of the
Tartars thus
defeated the
Sultan of
Egypt in 1299.
Pietro Boccamazza runs away with
Agnolella and
encounters a gang of robbers. The girl takes...
- the East. He
raised only one man to be cardinal, his
cousin Giovanni Boccamazza,
archbishop of Monreale, on 22
December 1285. The tomb of Pope Honorius...
- Cardinal-bishop
Bishop of
Sabina 1278,
March 12
Nicholas III
Giovanni Boccamazza Roman Cardinal-bishop
Bishop of
Frascati 1285,
December 22
Honorius IV...
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opposition the
taxation of the
clergy proposed by the
cardinal legate Giovanni Boccamazza at the
Synod of Würzburg. In July 1287, he
freed the city of Cologne,...
- 16 –
Synod of Würzburg: A
church council is held by
Cardinal Giovanni Boccamazza and King
Rudolf I at Würzburg.
During the ****embly,
Giovanni announces...
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Syracuse that he had
received information that the
Bishop of
Catania (Angelo
Boccamazza),
along with his
cousin Bartolomeo Romano and two nephews, had attacked...
- Stewart,
Scottish nobleman and
knight (b. 1260)
August 10 –
Giovanni Boccamazza,
Italian cardinal and
archbishop September 19 –
Alonso Pérez de Guzmán...
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Pedro Julião (1273–1276)
Ordonho Alvares,
Ordonius (1278–1285)
Giovanni Boccamazza (1285–1309) Bérenger Frédol (1309–1323)
Bertrand Augier de la Tour (1323–1332...
