Leo III, Pope Saint

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• Leo III,Saint — Leo III, Saint. Died 816. Pope (795 816) who crowned Charlemagne emperor (800). * * * …   Universalium

• Pope Leo III — Infobox Pope English name=Leo III birth name=Unknown term start=December 27, 795 term end=June 12, 816 predecessor=Adrian I successor=Stephen IV birth date=Date of birth unknown birthplace=Rome, Italy dead=dead|death date=death date|816|6|12|mf=y …   Wikipedia

• Leo III — 1. Saint, A.D. c750 816, Italian ecclesiastic: pope 795 816. 2. ( the Isaurian ), A.D. c680 741, Eastern Roman emperor 717 741. * * * known as Leo the Isaurian born с 675, Germanicia, Commagene, Syria died June 18, 742, Constantinople Byzantine… …   Universalium

• Leo III —    1) (c. 680–741)    Emperor.    Leo III was elected Byzantine Emperor in 717. He is remembered for defeating the Arabs and for initiating the Iconoclastic Controversy. He believed that the use of icons hindered the conversion of Jews and… …   Who’s Who in Christianity

• Leo III, Saint — ▪ pope born , Rome died June 12, 816, ; canonized 1673; feast day June 12  pope from 795 to 816.       Leo was a cardinal when elected to succeed Pope Adrian I on Dec. 26, 795; he was consecrated the next day. Unlike Adrian, who had tried to… …   Universalium

• Leo III — /ˈlioʊ/ (say leeoh) noun Saint, c. 750–816, Italian ecclesiastic; pope 795–816 …  

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