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- The Archdiocese of Esztergom–Budapest (Latin: Archidioecesis Strigoniensis–Budapestinensis) is a Latin Church archdiocese and primatial seat of the Roman...
- of Pope Gregory the IXth: Gregorius Episcopus … venerabili fratri … Strigoniensi Archiepiscopo apostolicae sedis legato salutem … Nuper siquidem per litteras...
- eorum sunt metati Knauz, Nándor (1882). "434". Monumenta ecclesiae strigoniensis: Ab a. 1273 ad a. 1321 (in Latin). p. 419. Binder, Paul (1996). Antecedente...
- Média-Incoronata, Budapest, 2003.) ISBN 963-7619-51-8 Monumenta Ecclesiæ Strigoniensis. Ordine chron. disposuit, dissertationibus et notis illustravit Dr....
- initiated by Olahus were the Breviarium Ecclesiæ Strigoniensis (1558), and the Ordo et Ritus Ecclesiæ Strigoniensis (1560). The revival of the custom of ringing...
- Latine. Vienna. 1763 − [Nicolaus Olahus] Nicolai Olahi metropolitae Strigoniensis 'Hungaria et Attila sive de originibus gentis regni Hungariae [...]...
- Benedict from 1252, as depicted in Nándor Knauz's Monumenta ecclesiae Strigoniensis (1874) Installed 1253 Term ended 1261 Predecessor Stephen Báncsa Successor...
- Pilisensis) Posoniensis Simigiensis (incl. the other Drava bank) Soproniensis Strigoniensis Szabolcsensis Szathmariensis Szolnokiensis I (around Szolnok) Szolnokiensis...
- 1879 Némethy Lajos Series parochiarum et parochorum archi-dioecesis Strigoniensis ab antiquissimis temporibus usque annum 1894 Esztergom 1894 Bayerische...
- which was used as a soap as well as in medicines. Terra sigillata strigoniensis (Strigian earth, derived from Silesia) - this clay, yellow in colour...