Historical Events tagged with "Giuliano della Rovere"

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Religion & Philosophy

Election of Pope Julius II

November 1st, 1503 521 years ago

Pope Julius II was elected as the 216th pope by the conclave of cardinals in the Vatican on November 1, 1503. Originally named Giuliano della Rovere, he was a significant figure in the Catholic Church, known for his ambitious agenda, including military campaigns and extensive patronage of the arts. His papacy would later become known for the commissioning of Michelangelo and Raphael, marking a pivotal period in the Renaissance.

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Religion & Philosophy

Giuliano della Rovere Appointed Bishop of Coutances

July 11th, 1476 548 years ago

Giuliano della Rovere, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, was appointed as the Bishop of Coutances in France. His elevation was part of his larger rise within the church hierarchy, influenced by his family connections and political maneuvers. Coutances, known for its rich ecclesiastical history, became one of the many dioceses under his influence during the late 15th century.

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