Victor II, Pope

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• Victor I, Pope Saint — • Article on the late second century pope, involved in the Quartodeciman controversy Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Victor III, Pope Blessed — • Benedictine monk, peacemaker, abbot of Monte Cassino, elected to the papacy in 1086, d. 1087 Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 …   Catholic encyclopedia

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• Pope Victor II — Victor II Papacy began April 13, 1055 Papacy ended July 28, 1057 Predecessor Leo IX …   Wikipedia

• Pope St. Victor I —     Pope St. Victor I     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope St. Victor I     (189 198 or 199), date of birth unknown. The Liber Pontificalis makes him a native of Africa and gives his father the name of Felix. This authority, taking the Liberian… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Blessed Victor III —     Pope Blessed Victor III     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Blessed Victor III     (DAUFERIUS or DAUFAR).     Born in 1026 or 1027 of a non regnant branch of the Lombard dukes of Benevento; died in Rome, 16 Sept., 1087. Being an only son his… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Pope Victor II —     Pope Victor II     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Victor II     (GEBHARD, COUNT OF CALW, TOLLENSTEIN, AND HIRSCHBERG.)     Born about 1018; died at Arezzo, 28 July, 1057. The papal catalogues make him a native of the Bavarian Nordgau, while… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Victor II —     Pope Victor II     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Victor II     (GEBHARD, COUNT OF CALW, TOLLENSTEIN, AND HIRSCHBERG.)     Born about 1018; died at Arezzo, 28 July, 1057. The papal catalogues make him a native of the Bavarian Nordgau, while… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Victor — Vic tor, a. Victorious. The victor Greeks. Pope. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• Pope Urban II — Urban II Papacy began March 1088 Papacy ended 29 July 1099 Predecessor Victor III Successor …   Wikipedia