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• Tuam: (TUAMENSIS). The Archdiocese of Tuam, the metropolitan see ...
• Tuam, School of: (Irish, Tuaim da Ghualann , or the "Mound of the two ...
• Tubunae: A titular see in Mauretania Caesariensis, according to the ...
• Tucson: (T UCSONENSIS ). Suffragan of the Archdiocese of Santa ...
• Tucumán: (T UCUMANENSIS ). Suffragan to Buenos Aires, erected ...
• Tudela: (TUTELÆ, TUTELENSIS). Diocese in Spain. The episcopal ...
• Tuguegarao: (TUGUEGARAONENSIS). Diocese in the Philippines ; situated ...
• Tulancingo: (D E T ULANCINGO ). Diocese in the Mexican Republic, ...
• Tulasne, Louis-René: A noted botanist, b. at Azay-le-Rideau, Dept of Indre-et-Loire, ...
• Tulle: (TUTELENSIS). Diocese comprising the Department of ...
• Tunic: By tunic is understood in general a vestment shaped like a ...
• Tunis: French protectorate on the northern coast of Africa. About ...
• Tunja: (T UNQUENENSIS ). Diocese established in 1880 as a ...
• Tunkers: ( German tunken , to dip) A Protestant sect thus named ...
• Tunstall, Cuthbert: Bishop of London, later of Durham, b. at Hackforth, ...
• Tunstall, Venerable Thomas: Martyred at Norwich, 13 July, 1616. He was descended from the ...
• Tunsted, Simon: English Minorite, b. at Norwich, year unknown; d. at Bruisyard, ...
• Turgot, Anne-Robert-Jacques: Baron de L' Aulne, French minister, born at Parish, 10 May, ...
• Turin: (Turino; Taurinensis) The City of Turin is the chief town of ...
• Turin, Shroud of: This name is primarily given to a relic now preserved at ...
• Turin, University of: The University of Turin was founded in 1404, when the lectures ...
• Turkestan: I. CHINESE TURKESTAN When Jenghiz Khan died (1227) his second ...
• Turkish Empire: Created in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries on the ruins ...
• Turnebus, Adrian: Philologist, b. at Andely in Normandy in 1512; d. in Paris, ...
• Turpin: Archbishop of Reims, date of birth uncertain; d. 2 Sept., ...
• Tuscany: Tuscany, a division of central Italy, includes the provinces of ...
• Tuy: (Tudensis.) Suffragan diocese of the Archdiocese of ...

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