Pope Anastasius IV (1440 bytes)
1: ... Subarra''''' (d. [[December 3]], [[1154]]) was [[pope]] from [[1153]] to 1154.
3: ...d by Cardinal Nicholas of Albano as [[Pope Adrian IV]].
5: {{Pope|
6: ...redecessor=[[Pope Eugene III|The Blessed Eugene III]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Adrian IV|Adrian IV]]}}

Pope Anastasius I (743 bytes)
1: ...rigen]] shortly after their translation into [[Latin]].
3: ...f him as a man of great holiness who was rich in his poverty.
5: {{Pope|
6: Predecessor=[[Pope Siricius|Saint Siricius]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Innocent I|Saint Innocent I]]}}

Pope Anastasius II (640 bytes)
1: ...ition, [[Dante Alighieri|Dante]] placed this pope in [[Hell]].
3: {{Pope|
4: Predecessor=[[Pope Gelasius I|Saint Gelasius I]]|
5: Successor=[[Pope Symmachus|Saint Symmachus]]}}
9: [[de:Anastasius II. (Papst)]]

Pope Anastasius III (422 bytes)
1: ...ntificate falling in the period when [[Rome]] was in the power of the Roman nobles.
7: {{Pope|
8: Predecessor=[[Pope Sergius III|Sergius III]]|
9: Successor=[[Pope Lando|Lando]]}}
11: [[de:Anastasius III. (Papst)]]

Anastasius I (129 bytes)
1: *[[Pope Anastasius I]] -- Pope from 399-401
2: *[[Anastasius I of the Byzantine Empire]] -- (c. 430-518) Roman emperor
4: {{disambig}}

Anastasius (484 bytes)
1: '''Anastasius''' is part of the name of:
3: *[[Pope Anastasius I]] -- Pope from 399-401
4: *[[Pope Anastasius II]] -- Pope from 496-498
5: *[[Pope Anastasius III]] -- Pope from 911-913
6: *[[Pope Anastasius IV]] -- Pope from 1153 to 1154

Anastasius II (208 bytes)
1: *[[Pope Anastasius II]] -- Pope from 496-498
2: ... the Byzantine Empire]] -- (d. 721) Roman emperor in the East
3: ...II of Antioch]] -- Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch
5: {{disambig}}

Anastasius Bibliothecarius (4838 bytes)
1: ...st from the Son in the sense of transmission (missio).
3: ...o that Anastasius must have died shortly before this date.
5: ... shared in the revision of the "Life" of Nicholas I.
7: {{CatholicEncyclopedia}}

Anastasius of Constantinople (2679 bytes)
1: ...n he favored them, and finally he opposed them again.
5: ...mages from churches throughout the [[Byzantine Empire]].
7: ...opposed Leo and urged him to retract the edict, which Leo refused to do.
9: == Anastasius's Patriarchate ==
11: ...llingly sided with the emperor on the question of icons.

Anastasius II (emperor) (1765 bytes)
1: ...f [[Philippicus]], whom he had served in the capacity of secretary.
3: ...sist the approach of the enemy, but to destroy their naval stores.
5: ...red to a [[monastery]] in [[Thessaloniki|Thessalonica]].
7: ...s, falling into Leo's hands, was put to death by his orders.
10: ...[Philippicus]] | CoEmperor= | Next=[[Theodosius III]]}}

Anastasius I (emperor) (3763 bytes)
1: ...and energy in administering the affairs of the empire.
3: ...ding from the [[Propontis]] to the [[Black Sea|Euxine]].
5: ...ation for avarice and contributed to his unpopularity.
7: ...ccessor, but the issue was decided for him after his death.
9: ...eno (emperor)|Zeno]] | CoEmperor= | Next=[[Justin I]]}}

Antipope Anastasius (1879 bytes)
1: ... doing translations to Latin and also writing original works.
3: ...eing treated leniently, after his stint as an antipope.
5: ...[[Pope John VIII]], Adrian's successor, probably till 879.
7: ...[Michael III]], the drunkard, by having him assassinated.
9: ...support must not be taken as a brave and irresponsible act.

Pope (31136 bytes)
3: ...5h.jpg|thumb|250px|Pope John Paul II has reigned since 22 Oct 1978.]]
4: ...de consider each pope to be [[Jesus]]' representative on [[Earth]].
6: ...ificate since [[Adrian VI]], who was briefly pope in 1522-23.
8: ==Other Popes==
9: ...e Pope at the time (see [[Western Schism|Papal Schism]]).

Pope Theodore I (1819 bytes)
1: ... around 640(?) and a full cardinal by [[Pope John IV]].
3: ... anger. Theodore was buried in [[St. Peter's Basilica|St. Peter's]].
5: {{Pope|
6: Predecessor=[[Pope John IV|John IV]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Martin I|Saint Martin I]]}}

Pope Pius IX (9200 bytes)
1: ...|right|thumb|200px|Blessed Pius IX<br>Supreme Pontiff ([[1846]]-[[1878]])]]
2: ... over 31 years, from [[June 16]], [[1846]] until his death.
4: ==Early life and election==
6: ...l (Catholicism)|cardinal]], Santi Pietro e Marcellino.
8: ...ory of [[Pope Pius VII]], an early benefactor to him. He was crowned on [[June 21]].

Pope Cornelius (1376 bytes)
1: ...ed [[heresy|heretical]] by the rest of [[Christianity]].
3: ...t, however the anniversary of his death. He died in June [[253]].
5: {{Pope|
6: Predecessor=[[Pope Fabian|Saint Fabian]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Lucius I|Saint Lucius I]]}}

Pope Romanus (489 bytes)
1: '''Romanus''', was [[Pope]] from August [[897]] to November 897.
3: ... ended his days as a [[monk]]. His date of death is unknown.
5: {{Pope|
6: Predecessor=[[Pope Stephen VII|Stephen VII]]|
7: Successor=[[Pope Theodore II|Theodore II]]}}

Pope Gelasius I (5719 bytes)
1: ...us]] (''q.v.'' for details of the '''[[Acacian schism]]''').
3: ...e dual nature of Christ') delineated the western view.
5: == Separation of powers ==
7: ...fore the tribunal of God an account even for the kings of men."
9: ...ction of all kings and the emperor to papal authority.

Pope Sabinianus (768 bytes)
1: ...ical hours and for the celebration of the [[Eucharist]].
3: {{Pope|
4: Predecessor=[[Pope Gregory I|Saint Gregory I]]|
5: Successor=[[Pope Boniface III|Boniface III]]}}
7: ''Using text from a 1911 encyclopedia''

Pope Liberius (2495 bytes)
1: ...condemnation of the orthodox patriarch of Alexandria.
3: ...sor by three "catascopi baud episcopi", as Athanasius called them.
5: ...rius nor Felix took part in the [[council of Rimini]] (359).
7: ...ion the more moderate of the old Arian party. He died on [[September 24]], [[366]].
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