Reigned 1605.

Reigned 1513-1521.

Date of birth unknown; d. between 20 February and 13 April, 965.

Date of birth unknown; d. 13 July, 939. A Roman and priest of St. Sixtus, and probably a Benedictine monk, he was elected pope 3 January, 936.

The exact dates of the election and death of Leo VI are uncertain, but it is clear that he was pope during the latter half of 928.

Very little is known of him. No certainty either as to when he was elected or as to exactly how long he reigned.

Hagiographical article on this reformer pope, who died in 1054.

Biographical article on this Roman, who died in 855.

Biography of this pope, who died in 816.

Biographical article on this pontiff, who died in 683.

Article on his pontificate, in Christian antiquity second only to that of Gregory the Great in importance. Leo died in 461.

Byzantine historian; b. at Kaloe, at the foot of Mount Tmolos, in Ionia, about the year 950; the year of his death is unknown.

A fictitious person, said to have been Governor of Judea before Pontius.

An article on the origins of Lenten fasting.

Archaeologist; son of Charles Lenormant, b. at Paris, 17 January, 1837; d. there, 9 December, 1883.

French archæologist, b. in Paris, 1 June, 1802; d. at Athens, 24 November, 1859.

Theologian, b. 3 Dec., 1803, at Mainz; d. there, 22 Nov., 1866.

Spanish theologian and controversialist, b. at Rivadavia, Spain, 1555, d. at Rome 23 Aug., 1629.

Born at Pontoise, about 1585; died at Paris, 1654. Lemercier shares with Mansart and Le Muet the glory of representing French architecture most brilliantly under Louis XIII and Richelieu.

Missionary in the United States, b. at Rhena, Mecklenburg, 27 July, 1796; d. at Carrolltown, Pennsylvania, 29 November, 1882.

Seat of a Latin, a Uniat Ruthenian, and a Uniat Armenian archbishopric.

A French bibliographer, b. at Paris, 19 April, 1665 d. there, 13 Aug., 1721.

Born at Poligny in 1592; died at Limoges, 19 Aug., 1672; member of the Oratory of Jesus, founded by de Berulle in 1611.