267 Pope's

Subject: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:55 pm

Pope #	Name	Dates of Service as Pope
1	St. Peter	32-67
2	St. Linus	67-76
3	St. Anacletus (Cletus)	76-88
4	St. Clement I	88-97
5	St. Evaristus	97-105
6	St. Alexander I	105-115
7	St. Sixtus I	115-125 Also called Xystus I
8	St. Telesphorus	125-136
9	St. Hyginus	136-140
10	St. Pius I	140-155
11	St. Anicetus	155-166
12	St. Soter	166-175
13	St. Eleutherius	175-189
14	St. Victor I	189-199
15	St. Zephurinus	199-217
16	St. Callistus I	217-222
17	St. Urban I	222-230
18	St. Pontain	230-235
19	St. Anterus	235-236
20	St. Fabian	236-250
21	St. Cornelius	251-253
22	St. Lucius I	253-254
23	St. Stephen I	254-257
24	St. Sixtus II	257-258
25	St. Dionysius	260-268
26	St. Felix I	269-274
27	St. Eutychian	275-283
28	St. Caius	283-296 also called Gaius
29	St. Marcellinus	296-304
30	St. Marcellus I	308-309
31	St. Eusebius	309-310
32	St. Miltiades	311-314
33	St. Sylvester I	314-335
34	St. Marcus	336
35	St. Julius I	337-352
36	Liberius	352-366
37	St. Damasus I	366-383
38	St. Siricius	384-399
39	St. Anastasius I	399-401
40	St. Innocent I	401-417
41	St. Zosimus	417-418
42	St. Boniface I	418-422
43	St. Celestine I	422-432
44	St. Sixtus III	432-440
45	St. Leo I (the Great)	440-461
46	St. Hilarius	461-468
47	St. Simplicius	468-483
48	St. Felix III (II)	483-492
49	St. Gelasius I	492-496
50	Anastasius II	496-498
51	St. Symmachus	498-514

Subject: Re: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:56 pm

Pope #	Name	Dates of Service as a Pope
50	Anastasius II	496-498
51	St. Symmachus	498-514
52	St. Hormisdas	514-523
53	St. John	523-526
54	St. Felix IV	526-530
55	Boniface II	530-532
56	John II	533-535
57	St. Agapetus I	535-536 Also called Agapitus I
58	St. Silverius	536-537
59	Vigilius	537-555
60	Pelagius I	556-561
61	John III	561-574
62	Benedict I	575-579
63	Pelagius II	579-590
64	St. Gregory I (the Great)	590-604
65	Sabinian	604-606
66	Boniface III	607
67	St Boniface IV	608-615
68	St Deusededit (Adeodatus I)	615-618
69	Boniface V	619-625
70	Honorius I	625-638
71	Severinus	640
72	John IV	640-642
73	Theodore I	642-649
74	St. Martin I	649-655
75	St. Eugene I	655-657
76	St. Vitalian	657-672
77	Adeodatus (II)	672-676
78	Donus	676-678
79	St. Agatho	678-681
80	St. Leo II	682-683
81	St. Benedict II	684-685
82	John V	685-686
83	Conon	686-687
84	St. Sergius I	687-701
85	John VI	701-705
86	John VII	705-707
87	Sisinnius	708
88	Constatine	708-715
89	St. Gregory II	715-731
90	St. Gregory III	731-741
91	St. Zachary	741-752
92	Stephen II	752 Because he died before being Consecrated, some lists. (including the Vatican's Official List) Omit him.
93	Stephen III	752-757
94	St. Paul I	757-767
95	Stephen IV	767-772
96	Adrian I	772-795
97	St. Leo III	795-816
98	Stephen V	816-817
99	St. Paschal I	817-824
100	Eugene II	824-827

Subject: Re: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:57 pm

Pope #	Name	Dates
100	Eugene II	824-827
101	Valentine	827
102	Gregory IV	827-844
103	Sergius II	844-847
104	St. Leo IV	847-855
105	Benedict III	855-858
106	St. Nicholas I (the Great)	858-867
107	Adrian II	867-872
108	John VIII	872-882
109	Marinus I	882-884
110	St. Adrian III	884-885
111	Stephen VI	885-891
112	Fromosus	891-896
113	Boniface VI	896
114	Stephen VII	896-897
115	Romanus	897
116	Theodore II	897
117	John IX	898-900
118	Benedict IV	900-903
119	Leo V	903
120	Sergius III	904-911
121	Anastasius III	911-913
122	Lando	913-914
123	John X	914-928
124	Leo VI	928
125	Stephen VIII	929-931
126	John XI	931-935
127	Leo VII	936-939 was said to died of a heart attack while having sex
128	Stephen IX	939-942
129	Marinus II	942-946
130	Agapetus II	946-955
131	John XII	955-963 Said to had been bludgeoned to death by the husband of the woman he was having sex with at the time.
132	Leo VIII	963-964
133	Benedict V	964
134	John XIII	965-972 was said to have been murdered by a jealous husband
135	Benedict VI	973-974
136	Benedict VII	974-983
137	John XIV	983-984
138	John XV	985-996
139	Gregory V	996-999
140	Sylvester II	999-1003
141	John XVII	1003
142	John XVIII	1003-1009
143	Sergius IV	1009-1012
144	Benedcit VIII	1012-1024
145	John XIX	1024-1032
146	Benedict IX	1032-1045 Benedict IX appears on this list three separate times, because he was twice removed and restored
147	Sylvester III	1045 considered by some to be an antipope
148	Benedict IX	1045
149	Gregory VI	1045-1046

150. Clement II 1046-1047

Subject: Re: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:58 pm

Pope #	Reignal Name	Name	Moto	Historical Reference
150	Clement II (1046-1047)
151	Benedict IX (1047-1048)
152	Damasus II (1048)
153	St. Leo IX (1049-1054)
154	Victor II (1055-1057)
155	Stephen X (1057-1058)
156	Nicholas II (1058-1061)
157	Alexander II (1061-1073)
158	St. Gregory VII (1073-1085)
159	Blessed Victor III (1086-1087)
160	Blessed Urban II (1088-1099)
161	Paschal II (1099-1118)
162	Gelasius II (1118-1119)
163	Callistus II (1119-1124)
164	Honorius II (1124-1130)
165	Innocent II (1130-1143)
166	Celestine II (1143-1144)	Guido de Castello	From a castle on the Tiber
167	Lucius II (1144-1145)	Gherardo Caccianemici del Orso	Enemy Expelled	As his name fortold, Caccianemici would be driven from Rome by his own subjects.
168	Blessed Eugene III (1145-1153)	Bernardo di Pagnelli di Montemagno	From the Great Mountain
169	Anastasius IV (1153-1154)	Corrado di Suburra	A Suburran Abbot
170	Adrian IV (1154-1159)	Nicholas Breakspear	from the white field
	Anti-Pope Victor IV (1159-1164)	Ottaviano Monticello	out of a harsh prison	he had been a Cardinal with the title of St. Nicholas at the Tullian Prison
	Anti-Pope Paschal III (1164-1168)	Guido di Crema	Road beyond the Tiber
	Anti-Pope Callixtus III (1168-1178)	Giovanni Di Strumi	From Tuscian Hungary
171	Alexander III (1159-1181)	Orlando Bandinelli Paproni	Out of the Guardian Goose	his family coat of arms had a goose on it.
172	Lucius III (1181-1185)	Ubaldo Allucingoli	A light in the entrance
173	Urban III (1185-1187)	Umberto Crivelli	A sow in a sieve
174	Gregory VIII (1187)	Alberto De Morra	the sword of Laurence
175	Clement III (1187-1191)	Paolo Scolari	Let him come out of school
176	Clestine III (1191-1198)	Giancinto Bobone	from cattle country	he was from the Bobone family a wordplay on cattle
177	Innocent III (1198-1216)	Lotarto Dei Conti Di Segni	signed count
178	Honorius III (1216-1227)	Cencio Savelli	A canon from the Lateran
179	Gregory IX (1227-1241	Ugolino Dei conti Di Segni	Bird of Ostia
180	Celestine IV (1241)	Goffredo Castiglioni	The Sabine Lion
181	Innocent IV (12443-1254)	Sinibaldo Fieschi	Count Larence	he was a cardinal-priest of San Lorenzo in Lucca. His father was count of Lavagna
182	Alexander IV (1254-1261)	Renaldo Dei Signori Di Ienne	a sign of Ostia
183	Urban IV (1261-1264)	Jacques Pantaleon	Jerusalem of Champagne
184	Clement IV (1265-1268)	Guido Fulcodi	a dragon held down	his coat of arms has an eagle crushing a dragon
185	Blessed Gregory X (1271-1276)	Tebaldo Visconti	a snake-like man	The Visconti coat of arms had a large serpent devouring a male child feet first
186	Blessed Innocent V (1276)	Petrus a Tarantasia	A French Preacher
187	Adrian V (1276)	Ottobono Fieschi	a good count or companion
188	John XXI (1276-1277)	Pedro Juliao	the Tuscan Fisherman
189	Nicholas III (1277-1280)	Giovanni Gaetano Orsini	a compound rose	he bore a rose on his coat of arms
190	Martin IV (1281-1285)	Simone DeBrion	from the customs house of Martin of the Lilies
191	Honorius IV (1285-1287)	Giacomo Savelli	out of the leonine rose	his coat of arms were emblazoned with 2 lions supporting a rose
192	Nicholas IV (1288-1292)	Girolamo Masci	a woodpecker among fodder
193	St. Celestine V (1294)	Pietro Di Murrone	elevated from a hermitage	prior to his election he was a hermit
194	Boniface VIII (1294-1303)	Benedetto Caetani	from a blessing of the waves
195	Blessed Benedict XI (1303-1304)	Nicholas Boccasini	a preacher from Patara	This Pope belonged to the order of preachers. Patara was th ehometown of Saint Nicholas, a namesake of this pope. (born Nicholas boccasini)
196	Clement V (1305-1314)	Bertrand De Got	from the bonds of Aquitaine	His coat of arms has 3 horizontal bars, known as "fesses"
197	John XXII (1316-1334)	Jacques Duese	of the bony cobbler
	Anti-Pope Nicholas V (1328-1330)	Pietro Rainallucci di Corvaro	the schismatic crow
198	Benedict XII (1334-1342)	Jacques Fournier	cold abbot	he was an abbot in the monastery of Fontfroide "cold spring"
199	Clement VI (1342-1352)	Pierre Roger	from the rose of Arras
200	Innocent VI (1352-1362)	Etienne Aubert	from the mountains of Pammachius

Subject: Re: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 2:59 pm

Pope #	Reignal Name	Name	Motto	Historical Reference
200	Innocent VI (1352-1362)	Etienne Aubert	From the Mountains of Pammachius
201	Blessed Urban V (1362-1370)	Guglielmo De Grimoard	Gallus Vice-comes A french Viscount	He was born of Noble French Family
202	Gregory XI (1370-1378)	Pierre Roger De Beaufort	Novus de Virgine forti (News from the virgin fort)
	Anti Pope Clement VII (1378-1394)	Robert, Count of Geneva	From an apostolic cross
	Anti Pope Benedict XIII (1394-1423)	Peter De Luna	The moon of Cosmedin
	Anti Pope Clement VIII (1423-1429)	Gil Sanchez Munoz	A schismatic from Barcelona	He was a Canon of Barcelona
203	Urban VI (1378-1389)	Bartolomeo Prignano	De Inferno praegnanti (from hell in childbirth)	He was a native to a place called Inferno near Naples
204	Boniface IX (1389-1404)	Pietro Tomacelli	The block of Mixture	His coat of Arms is a checker board pattern
205	Innocent VII (1404-1406)	Cosmo Migliorati	From a better star	His coat of arms has a shooting star on it
206	Gregory XII (1406-1415)	Angelo Correr	Sailor fromt he black bridge	He was Commendatrius of the Church of Nigripontis
	Anti-Pope Alexander V (1409-1410)	Pietro Philarges	scourge of the Sun
	Anti-Pope John XXIII (1410-1415)	Baldassarre Cossa	Stag of the Siren	Baldassarre converted ot Christianity after he saw a stag with a cross between his horns. His family was originally from Naples, which has the emblem of the siren.
207	Martin V (1417-1431)	Oddone Colonna	Crown with the Golden Veil
208	Eugene IV (1431-1447)	Gabriele Condulmaro	Celestinian of heavenly she-wolf
	Anti-Pope Felix V (1439-1449)	Amadeus Duke of Savoy	Lover of the Cross
209	Nicholas V (1447-1455)	Tommaso Parentucelli	of the moons temperance
210	Callistus III (1455-1458)	Alfonso Borgia	Grazing Ox
211	Pius II (1458-1464)	Enea silvio de Piccolomini	From a she-goat and a tavern	He had been scretary to Cardinal Domenico Capranica and Cardinal Albergato before he was elected Pope
212	Paul II (1464-1471)	Pietro Barbo	from a stag and a lion
213	Sixtus IV (1471-1484)	Francesco Della Rovere	Minorite fisherman	He was the son of Fisherman and a member of the Minor Friars
214	Innocent VIII (1484-1492)	Giovanni Battista Cibo	a forerunner from Sicily
215	Alexander VI (1492-1503)	Rodrigo Borgia	alban bull of the port	He had a red bull on his coat of arms
216	Pius III (1503)	Francesco Todeschini Piccolomini	from a little man
217	Julius II (1503-1513)	Giuliano Della Rovere	the fruit of Jupiter will help	On his coat of arms was an oak tree which was sacred to Jupiter.
218	Leo X (1513-1521)	Giovanni De Medici	From a Politian gridiron
219	Adrian VI (1522-1523)	Adriano Florensz	Florentine Lion	his coat of arms has 2 lions on it
220	Clement VII (1523-1534)	Giulio De Medici	flower of the Balls	the Medici coat of arms were emblazoned with 6 medical balls. One of these balls, the largest of the 6, was emblazoned with the Florentine Lily
221	Paul III (1534-1549)	Alessandro Farnese	The Hyacinth among physicians	His coat of arms had 6 Hyacinths.
222	Julius III (1550-1555)	Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte	Out of the Crown the mountain
223	Marcellus II (1555)	Marcello Cervini	Fluffy Wheat	His coat of arms showed a stag and ears of wheat
224	Paul IV (1555-1559)	Giovanni Pietro Caraffa	of the faith of Peter
225	Pius IV (1559-1565)	Giovanni Angelo De Medici	the drug, medicine of Asclepius
226	St. Pius V (1566-1572)	Antonio Michele Ghisleri	angel of the grove	Michele relates to the archangel
227	Gregory XIII (1572-1585)	Ugo Boncompagni	Half body of the balls
228	Sixtus V (1585-1590)	Felice Pereti	an axis int he midst of signs
229	Urban vII (1590)	Giovanni Battista Castagna	on the dew of the heavens	referring to the sap from the trees called dew from heaven
230	Gregory XIV (1590-1591)	Niccolo Sfondrati	of the antiquity of the city	his father was a Senator of the ancient city of Milan. The word Senator is derived from the latin word Senex Meaning old man
231	Innocent IX (1591)	Giovanni antonio Facchinetti	Pious City in War
232	Clement VIII (1592-1605)	Ippolito Aldobrandini	the Roman Cross
233	Leo XI (1605)	Alessandro Ottaviano De Medici	Man of the surging waves	he was a bishop of Palestina. the Romans attributed the origins of Palestrina to the seafaring hero Ulysses
234	Paul V (1605-1621)	Camillo Boghese	the Corrupt Family	He scandalized the Church when he appointed his nephew to the College of Cardinals, the word "Nepotism" may have originated during the reign of this pope
235	Gregory XV (1621-1623)	Alessandro Ludovisi	Int he distrubrance of peace	His reign corresponded witht he outbreak of the 30 years war
236	Urban VIII (1623-1644)	Maffeo Barberini	Lily and Rose
237	Innocent X (1644-1655)	Giovanni Battista Castagna	Joy of the Cross
238	Alexander VII (1655-1667)	Fabio Chigi	Guardian of the hills	his crest is six hills with a star above them
239	Clement IX (1667-1669)	Giulio Rospigliosi	Star of the Swans
240	Clement X (1670-1676)	Emilio Altieri	from the Great River	He was a native of Rome
241	Blessed Innocent XI (1676-1689)	Benedetto Odescalchi	Insatiable Beast	he had a lion on his coat of arms
242	Alexander VIII (1689-1691)	Pietro Ottoboni	Glorious Penitence	his first name was Pietro. The apostle Peter repented after he had denied his master three times.
243	Innocent XII (1691-1700)	Antnio Pignatelli del Rastrello	the rake at the door	in Itallian Rastrello means Rake

244	Clement XI (1700-1721)	Giovanni Francesco Albani	surrounded by flowers
245	Innocent XIII (1721-1724)	Michelangelo Dei Conti	Of a good Regligion	a play on words, referring to the pope's chosen name. Innocent.
246	Benedict XIII (1724-1730)	Pietro Francesco Orsini	Swift Bear
247	Clement XII (1730-1740)	Lorenzo Corsini	The lofty pillar
248	Benedict XIV (1740-1758	Marcello Lambertini	Rural animal
249	Clement XIII (1758-1769)	Carlo Rezzonica	The Rose of Umbria	In Mystical Circles the Virgin Mary is represented by a Rose
250	Clement XIV (1769-1774)	Lorenzo Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio Ganganelli	Soldier in War	Clement XIV was born in Santarcangelo, an Italian city named after St. Michael the Archangel

Subject: Re: 267 Pope's Tue Dec 09, 2008 3:01 pm

Pope #	Reignal Name (Reign)	Name	Motto (Translation)	Claimed Historical Reference or Explanation
250	Clement XIII (1758-1769	Carlo Rezzonica	94 Rosa Umbriae (The Rose of Umbria	In Mystical Circles, the Virgin Mary is represented by a rose.
251	Clement XIV (1769-1774	Lorenzo Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio Ganganelli	91 Miles in Bello (Soldier in War)	He was born in Santarcangelo, An Italian city named after St. Michael the Archangel
252	Pius VI (1775-1799	Giovanni Angelico Braschi	96 Peregrinus Apostolicus (Apostolic Wanderer or pilgrim)	Spent the last 2 yearsof his life in exile, a prisoner of the French Revolution.
253	Pius VII (1800-1823	Barnaba Chiaramonti	97 Aquila rapax (Rapacious eagle)	Pope's pontificate was overshadowed by Napoleon, whose emblem was the eagle.
254	Leo XII (1823-1829	Annibale Sermattei della Genga	98 Canis et coluber (Dog and adder)	Dog and Snake are common insults, and Leo was widely hated. The legend could be an alusion to the pope's last name, Sermattei. 'Serpente' is the Italian word for snake.
255	Pius VIII (1829-1830	Francesco Saverio Castiglioni	99 Vir religiosus (Religious Man)
256	Gregory XVI (1831-1846	Mauro, or Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari	100 De balneis hetruriae (from the baths of Etruria)	Belonged to the Camaldolese order of monks The Camaldolese order is said to have begun with 2 monastic houses. Maldoli, and Fonte Buono, Also known as Good Fountain.
257	Blessed Pius IX (1846-1878)	Giovanni Maria Mastai Ferretti	101 Crux de cruce (Cross of the Cross)	During his pontificate, the house of Savoy which reunited Italy and stipped the pope of his territorial possessions. The Savoy coat of arms is commonly depicted as a white cross over a red background
258	Leo XIII (1878-1903	Gioacchino Pecci	102 Lumen in caelo (light in the sky)	His Coat of Arms had a shooting star on it
259	St. Pius X (1903-1914	Giuseppe Sarto	103 Ignis Ardens (burning Fire)
260	Benedict XV (1914-1922	Giacomo Della Chiesa	Religio depopulata (Religion unpeopled)
261	Pius XI (1922-1939)	Achille Ratti	105 Fides intrepida (Intrepid Faith)
262	Pius XII (1939-1958)	Eugenio Pacelli	106 Pastor angelicus (An Angelic Shepherd)
263	Blessed John XXIII (1958-1963	Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli	Pastor et Nauta (Shepherd and Sailor)
264	Paul VI (1963-1978)	Giovanni Battista Montini	Flos florum (flower of flowers)
265	John Paul I (1978)	Albino Luciani	de medietate Lunae (of the middleness of the moon)

266	John Paul II (1978-2005)	Karol Wojtyla	De labore Solis (of the eclipse of the sun, or the from the labour of the sun or fromt he pregnancy of the sun.
267	Benedict XVI (2005- )	Joseph Ratzinger	De Gloria Olivae ( the glory of the olive or to the olive)