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George of
Polentz (born: c. 1478; died: 1550 in Balga) was
bishop of
Samland and
Pomesania and a lawyer. He was the
first Lutheran bishop and also a Protestant...
- (Patollu)
while "consuming the
roasted flesh of a goat".
Bishop George of
Polentz had
forbidden the
widespread forms of
pagan worship in 1524 and repeated...
- new
Church Order written by the two
bishops Polentz and Queis, who had
turned Lutherans.
Queis and
Polentz had
ceded temporal power over
their bishoprics...
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Duchy of
Prussia in 1525, and the
castle became the
residence of
George of
Polentz,
Bishop of Samland. From 1627,
parts of the
castle were
broken down at...
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founding members were Eric
Glenn Stewart (1973–2007), Ron Moeller,
Matthew Polentz, and
Samuel Marrs. All
members were
friends who grew up
together in Huntington...
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where all "Stände", led by the
influential Bishop of
Samland George of
Polentz,
embraced both the new Duke and
Protestant Reformation to
Lutheran faith...
- 29 May 1571 in Königsberg in
Prussia Titles in
Lutheranism Preceded by
George of
Polentz Bishop of
Samland 1550-1571 Succeeded by
Tilemann Heshusius...
- 1497–1503 Paul von Watt 1503–1505 Günther von Bünau 1505–1518
George of
Polentz 1518–1550,
turned it into a
Lutheran bishopric Joachim Mörlin 1550–1571...
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sycophanta nigrosuturale Jaquet, 1930
Calosoma sycophanta nigroaeneum Polentz, 1937
Calosoma sycophanta can
reach a
length of
about 21–35 millimetres...
- (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1835)
Synonyms Lygus adspersus (Schilling, 1837)
Lygus gemellatus f.
autumnalis Wagner, 1947
Lygus gemellatus f.
innotatus Polentz, 1954...
