Marcellus II, Pope

Marcellus II, Pope
Marcellus II, Pope
Born 6 May, 1501, at Montepulciano in Tuscany; died 6 May, 1555, at Rome. His father, Ricardo Cervini, was Apostolic treasurer in the March of Ancona

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