- description,
coined the
binomial name
Tanagra episcopus and
cited Brisson's work. The
specific name
episcopus is
Latin for "bishop". The
current genus Thraupis...
- for a "stork"; the
specific epithet episcopus is
Latin for "bishop". Two
subspecies are recognised: C. e.
episcopus (Boddaert, 1783) –
India to Indochina...
- In Christianity, an
episcopus vagans (plural
episcopi vagantes;
Latin for 'wandering bishops' or 'stray bishops') is a
person consecrated, in a "clandestine...
-
Maximus was the
first Visigothic bishop of
Zaragoza (Hispania) in 592–619. He was also a
theologian and historian. He
succeeded Simplicius of Zaragoza...
- Rome, Damasus, as a pontifex, and the
bishop of Alexandria, Peter, as an
episcopus: ... the
profession of that
religion which was
delivered to the Romans...
-
Sulpitius (or Sulpicius) II. the
Pious (/sʌlˈpɪʃəs/; died 17
January 646) was a 7th-century
bishop of
Bourges and saint.
According to his Vita, Sulpitius...
-
formerly considered a
subspecies of the
Asian woolly-necked
stork (C.
episcopus), and
called the woolly-necked stork, but was
split as a
distinct species...
- A
suffragan bishop is a type of
bishop in some
Christian denominations. In the
Catholic Church, a
suffragan bishop leads a
diocese within an ecclesiastical...
- city in
Finland and
residence of a
Bishopric (the
Bishopric of Turku; or
episcopus Aboensis). As a
result of
Protestant Reformation in the 16th
century the...
-
Episcopus,
Chlotarius II
Francorum Rex, SS
Honorius I,
Dagobertus Francorum Rex,
Hadoinudus Cenomanensis Episcopus,
Sulpicius Bituricensis Episcopus,...
