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(Centum Cellae), ārum f.Центумцеллы, портовый город в Этрурии (ныне Civitavecchia) PJ
Латинско-русский словарь. 2003.
Латинско-русский словарь. 2003.
Cornelius (Papst) — Cornelius († Juni 253 in Centumcellae heute Civitavecchia, Italien) war Bischof von Rom von März 251 bis Juni 253. Sein Name bedeutet: der Hornträger (latein.) oder: aus dem altrömischen Geschlecht der Cornelier (latein.). Inhaltsverzeichnis 1… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Papst Cornelius — Cornelius († Juni 253 in Centumcellae heute Civitavecchia, Italien) war Bischof von Rom von März 251 bis Juni 253. Sein Name bedeutet: der Hornträger (latein.) oder: aus dem altrömischen Geschlecht der Cornelier (latein.). Inhaltsverzeichnis 1… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cornelius (Bischof von Rom) — Cornelius († Juni 253 in Centumcellae heute Civitavecchia, Italien) war Bischof von Rom von März 251 bis Juni 253. Sein Name bedeutet „Der Hornträger“ (aus dem Lateinischen) oder rührt von dem altrömischen Geschlecht der Cornelier her.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Cornelius, Saint — ▪ pope born , Rome died 253, Centumcellae, Italy; feast day September 16 pope from 251 to 253. A Roman priest, he was elected during the lull in the persecution under Emperor Decius and after the papacy had been vacant for more than a … Universalium
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