-
University "Hl.
Maurinus", St. Pantaleon, Köln (German) "S
Maurinus",
Kirchenlateinisches Wörterbuch,
Georg Olms Verlag, 1996 (German) "
Maurinus (St) Abbot...
- Masculus, Materninus, Maternus, Matho, Maturinus, Maturus, Mauricius,
Maurinus, Mauritius, Maurus, Maxentius, Maxima, Maximi****, Maximilli****, Maximillus...
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contains shrines of
saints Alban, the
first Christian martyr of Britain, and
Maurinus of Cologne. Pope
Benedict XVI
visited the
church in 2005. A
Roman villa...
- of
Portugal John of
Tobolsk (Russian
Orthodox Church)
Landry of
Paris Maurinus of
Cologne Maximus of
Aveia (or of Aquila)
Maximus of
Naples Olivia June...
- (Evermond, Ebremund),
monastic founder, monk and
abbot (c. 720)
Saint Maurinus of Cologne,
probably Abbot of St
Pantaleon in
Cologne in Germany, where...
- (1945–1947)
Franciszek Emmenegger (1947–1953)
Bonawentura Schweizer (1953–1965)
Maurinus Rast (1965–1969) Earl
Donald Skwor (1969–1975)
Gerard Rogowski (1975–1987)...
- (1945–1947)
Franciszek Emmenegger (1947–1953)
Bonawentura Schweizer (1953–1965)
Maurinus Rast (1965–1969) Earl
Donald Skwor (1969–1975)
Gerard Rogowski (1975–1987)...
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Guillaume de
Broue (1245-1257)
Jacques (1257-1259) Guy de
Foulques (1259-1261)
Maurinus (1262-1272)
Pierre de
Montbrun (1272-1286)
Gilles I
Aycelin de Montaigu...
- 673–695
Desiderius (Didier)
after 684, and
before 692.
Stephan c. 752
Maurinus (attested in 762)
Gervold 775–787 (resigned to
become Abbot of Fontanelle)...
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Foulques (1259–1261) (Bishop of Le Puy (1257–1259),
later Pope
Clement IV)
Maurinus (1262–1272)
Pierre de
Montbrun (1272–1286)
Gilles I
Aycelin de Montaigu...
