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самородный целестин; сернокислый стронциан; целестинский монах |
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апотом (lxu5) |
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целестин (сульфат стронци) |
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Селестайн; Селестина (женское имя) |
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Целестин |
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Келестин (Целестин; имя святого browser) |
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Целестин II (Pope from 1143 to 1144. He died on the verge of a controversy with King Roger II of Sicily regarding Roger's prerogatives as apostolic legate); Целестин V (Pope from July 5 to December 13,1294, the first pontiff to abdicate. He founded the Celestine order); Целестин I (Pope from 422 to 432. He approved the decision made at the Council of Ephesus in 431 to anathematize, depose, and banish Nestorius, which caused a schism that remained unresolved for more than a century); Целестин (II) (Pope who was elected in December 1124 but resigned a few days later and is not counted in the official list of Popes; II) |
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целестинец; целестинский |
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целестинцы (An order of remormed Benedictines founded about 1260) |
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Celestine Pope from October 25 to November 10, 1241, who was the first Pope to be elected in a conclave, which had been set up by the senator of Rome, Matthew Rosso Orsini, who hoped to break a deadlock in the College of Cardinals n | |
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Целестин IV |
