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Revision as of 06:17, 7 February 2023
POPE JULIUS II
Official name : Giuliano della Rovere
Nationality : Italy
Born : December 5, 1443
Deceased : February 21, 1513
Bishop of Carpentras, 1471-1472
Cardinal 1471
Bishop of Lausanne, 1472-1476
Bishop of Catania, 1473-1474
Bishop of Avignon, 1474-1475
Archbishop of Avignon, 1475-1503
Bishop of Coutances, 1476-1477
Bishop of Viviers, 1477-1478
Bishop of Mende, 1478-1483
Cardinal-Bishop of Sabina, 1479-1483
Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia, 1483-1503
Bishop of Bologna, 1483-1502
Administrator of Lodève, 1488-1489
Administrator of Savona, 1499-1502
Administrator of Lucca, 1499-1501
Administrator of Vercelli, 1502-1503
Pope from : 1503-1513
Official blazon
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His arms as cardinal in the Modena cathedral
The arms on an undated coin
The arms in a 16th century manuscript
Literature : http://www.araldicavaticana.com
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