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- Placidus, Saint: St. Placidus, disciple of St. Benedict, the son of the ...
- Plagues of Egypt: Ten calamities inflicted on the Egyptians to overcome ...
- Plain Chant: By plain chant we understand the church music of the early ...
- Plantaganet, Henry Beaufort: Cardinal, Bishop of Winchester, born c. 1377; died at ...
- Plantin, Christophe: Book-binder and publisher of Antwerp, b. 1514, at or near Tours ...
- Plants in the Bible: When Moses spoke to the people about the Land of Promise, he ...
- Plasencia: (PLACENTINA) Plasencia comprises the civil provinces of ...
- Plateau, Joseph-Antoine: Belgian physicist, b. at Brussels, 14 Oct., 1801; d. at Ghent, ...
- Platina, Bartolomeo: Originally named S ACCHI, b. at Piadena, near Mantua, in ...
- Plato and Platonism: I. LIFE OF PLATO Plato ( Platon , "the broad shouldered") was ...
- Play, Pierre-Guillaume-Frédéric Le: A French economist, born at La Rivière (Calvados), 11 ...
- Plegmund: Archbishop of Canterbury, died 2 August, 914. He was a ...
- Plenarium: A book of formulae and texts. Plenarium or Plenarius ( Liber ...
- Plenary Council: A canonical term applied to various kinds of ecclesiastical ...
- Plessis, Joseph-Octave: Bishop of Quebec, born at Montreal, 3 March, 1763; died at ...
- Plethon, Georgius Gemistus: Born in Constantinople about 1355, died in the Peloponnesus, ...
- Plock: (PLOCENSIS) Located in Russian Poland, suffragan of ...
- Plowden, Charles: Born at Plowden Hall, Shropshire, 1743; died at Jougne, Doubs, ...
- Plowden, Edmund: Born 1517-8; died in London, 6 Feb., 1584-5. Son of Humphrey ...
- Plowden, Francis: Son of William Plowden of Plowden Hall, b. at Shropshire, 8 ...
- Plowden, Robert: Elder brother of Charles, born 27 January, 1740; died at ...
- Plowden, Thomas: ( Alias Salisbury). Born in Oxfordshire, England, 1594; ...
- Plowden, Thomas Percy: Born at Shiplake, Oxfordshire, England, 1672; died at Watten, ...
- Plumier, Charles: (botanical abbreviation, Plum .) A French botanist, born ...
- Plunket, Blessed Oliver: [ Editor's Note: St. Oliver Plunkett was canonized by Pope ...
- Pluscarden Priory: Founded in 1230 by Alexander III , King of Scotland, six ...
- Plymouth: (PLYMUTHENSIS, PLYMUTHÆ) Plymouth consists of the ...
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