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Evangelist in
Lateran,
Mother and Head of All
Churches in Rome and in the World, and
commonly known as the
Lateran Basilica or
Saint John
Lateran) is the Catholic...
-
Lateran and
Laterano are
names for an area of Rome, and the
shared names of
several buildings in Rome. The
properties were once
owned by the Later****...
- The
Lateran Treaty (Italian:
Patti Lateranensi; Latin:
Pacta Lateranensia) was one
component of the
Lateran Pacts of 1929,
agreements between Italy under...
- The
Fourth Council of the
Lateran or
Lateran IV was
convoked by Pope
Innocent III in
April 1213 and
opened at the
Lateran Palace in Rome on 11 November...
- The
Lateran councils were
ecclesiastical councils or
synods of the
Catholic Church held at Rome in the
Lateran Palace next to the
Lateran Basilica. Ranking...
- part of, Rome, Italy. It
became independent from
Italy in 1929 with the
Lateran Treaty, and is a
distinct territory under "full ownership,
exclusive dominion...
- The
Lateran Obelisk (Italian:
Obelisco Lateranense; Latin:
Obseliscus Constantii) is the
largest standing ancient Egyptian obelisk in the world, and it...
- The
Apostolic Palace of the
Lateran (Latin:
Palatium Lateranense; Italian:
Palazzo del Laterano),
informally the
Lateran Palace (Latin:
Palatium Apostoli****...
- The
Second Council of the
Lateran was the
tenth e****enical
council recognized by the
Catholic Church. It was
convened by Pope
Innocent II in
April 1139...
- The
Lateran Baptistery (Italian:
Battistero lateranense, also
known as San
Giovanni in
Fonte or San
Giovanni in Onda)
stands apart from the Archbasilica...
