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IV CVol. VII, p. 572 IV C. L. — This was the twelfth ecumenical council, convoked by Innocent III in April 1213 and opened in the basilica of S. Giovanni in Laterano on 11 November…
Ivan III, Grand Duke of Moscow and All Russia(IVAN III, GRANDUCA DI MOSCOVIA E DI TUTTE LE RUSSIE)Vol. VII, p. 344 IVAN III, Grand Duke of MOSCOVIA and of all the RUSSIE. - The name of this sovereign is identified with the rise of Russia at the transition from the fifteenth…
Ivan IV, The Terrible(IVAN IV, IL TERRIBILE)Vol. VII, p. 344 IVAN IV, il TERRIBILE. — Born in 1533, died in 1584, he was crowned tsar by his metropolitan Macario (v.) in 1547 without the prior permission of the Byzantine…
Ivanov, Aleksandr AndreevičVol. VII, p. 345 IVANOV, ALEKSANDR ANDREEVIČ. - Russian painter, b. 28 July 1806 in Pietroburgo, d. there 15 July 1858. He developed his art according to the principles of the…
Ivanov, Vyacheslav Ivanovič(IVANOV, VJAČESLAV IVANOVIČ)Vol. VII, p. 345 IVANOV, VJAČESLAV IVANOVIČ. - Russian poet, philosopher and philologist, born in Moscow on February 16 (28), (courtesy of Prof. Ettore Lo Gatto) IVANOV,…
Ivantsov-Platonov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich(IVANTSOV-PLATONOV, ALEKSANDR MICHAJLOVIČ)Vol. VII, p. 346 IVANTSOV-PLATONOV, ALEKSANDR MICHAJLOVIČ. — Born in 1835, died in 1894, an archpriest and a noted Russian historian and ecclesiastic. Doctor of ecclesiastical…
Ivo of Chartres, Saint(IVO DI CHARTRES, SANTO)Vol. VII, p. 347 IVO of CHARTRES, saint. - French canonist, b. at Beauvais in 1040, d. at Chartres on Dec. 23, 1115. (phot. Enc. Catt.) IVO of CHARTRES, saint - Prologue in…
Ivo of Chartres, Saint(IVO HÉLORI, SANTO)Vol. VII, p. 348 IVO HÉLORI, saint. - Born at Kermartin, near Tréguier in Brittany, in 1253; died at Lahonec, diocese of Tréguier, on 19 May 1303. In his youth he studied at…
Ivo of Paris(IVO DA PARIGI)Vol. VII, p. 348 IVO da PARIGI. – Capuchin thinker and polemicist, b. in Paris ca. 1590, d. there in 1678. A lawyer at the Parisian bar, he entered the Order at the age of…
Ivory (Art)(AVORIO (ARTE))Vol. II, p. 337 IVORY (ART). — Artifacts in ivory are frequent in the funerary furnishings of early Christianity; they were often affixed to loculi in underground cemeteries…
Ivrea, Diocese of(IVREA, DIOCESI DI)Vol. VII, p. 348 IVREA, DIOCESE of. — City and diocese of Piedmont, in the province of Turin; population 168,000, of whom 16,000 in the city; 143 parishes, divided into 25…
