- The male
first name
Mansuetus may
refer to one of the
following saints:
Mansuetus of Toul,
bishop of Toul in the 4th
century Mansuetus of Milan,
bishop of...
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highest abundance of S. b.
mansuetus. The name
mansuetus is
derived from
Latin and
means tame,
regarding how
close S. b.
mansuetus can be approached. Fauna...
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Ramphotyphlops mansuetus, also
known as the small-headed
blind snake, is a
species of
blind snake that is
native to the
Solomon Islands archipelago. The...
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Mansuetus (Latin:
Mansuetus, Italian: Mansueto) was
Archbishop of
Milan from 676 to 685. He is
honoured as a
saint in the
Catholic Church.
Among the scant...
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Dunbar and
Condra 1932
Neospirifer licharewi Abramov 1970
Neospirifer mansuetus Cooper and
Grant 1976
Neospirifer mengjiushanensis Lee and Su 1980 Neospirifer...
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Saint Mansuetus (French: Mansuy; died 375) was the
first Bishop of Toul.
Mansuetus is
thought to have been of
Irish or
Scottish origin.
After religious...
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derived from
Vulgar Latin *ma(n)suetinus "tame", see
classical Latin mansuetus with same meaning. The
first list of dog
breed names in the
English language...
- (641–669) St
Antonino (669–671) St
Maurilio (671) St
Ampelius (671–676) St
Mansuetus (676–685) St
Benedict (685–732)
Theodorus II (732–746) St
Natalis (746–747)...
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First Council of
Tours in AD 461. The last to sign the
canons was
Mansuetus,
episcopus Brittanorum ("bishop of the Britons" [in Armorica]). Also in...
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Emmelia of Caesarea,
Byzantine Eastern Orthodox priest September 3 –
Mansuetus,
Christian bishop and
saint November 17 –
Valentinian I,
Roman emperor...
