- The
pontificate is the form of
government used in
Vatican City. The word came to
English from
French and
simply means papacy, or "to
perform the functions...
- A
pontiff (from
Latin pontifex) was, in
Roman antiquity, a
member of the most
illustrious of the
colleges of
priests of the
Roman religion, the College...
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Arian controversy. His
pontificate also
coincided with the
baptism of
Roman Emperor Constantine I.
Sylvester I's
pontificate coincided with the construction...
- w****s, as
required during the
period of
Byzantine papacy.
Adeodatus II's
pontificate is
extremely obscure. It
coincided with a
surge of p****ionate interest...
-
about twenty-five
parishes in Rome.
Although the
precise dates of his
pontificate are uncertain, he "...died a martyr,
perhaps about 91".
Cletus is mentioned...
- Pope
Boniface V (Latin:
Bonifatius V; died 25
October 625) was the
bishop of Rome from 23
December 619 to his death. He did much for the Christianisation...
- He
remained on good
terms with
Henry for his
entire pontificate. In
Benedict VIII's
pontificate, the
Saracens renewed their attacks on the
southern coasts...
- 1503 to his death. At just twenty-six days, he had one of the
shortest pontificates in
papal history.
Francesco was the
nephew of Pope Pius II, who granted...
- May 649) was the
bishop of Rome from 24
November 642 to his death. His
pontificate was
dominated by the
struggle with Monothelitism.
According to the Liber...
