LEOI

LEOI


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Great pope
5th century Pope known as The Great
5th-century pope
5th-century pope known as the Great: 2 wds.
A pope who became a saint
Earliest pope to receive the title the Great
Early pope
Fifth century pope known as the Great
Fifth-century Pope
Fifth-century pope called the Great
Fifth-century pope known as The Great
Fifth-century pope who was sainted
First Pope in a bakers dozen
First in a string of 13 Popes
First in a string of popes
First of 13 popes
First of a string of 13
First of a string of 13 popes
First of thirteen Popes
First pope called the Great
First pope to be called the Great
First pope with the title the Great
He became pope in 440
He was succeeded by his archdeacon Hilarius
One of 13 like-named Popes
Pope after Sixtus III
Pope before Hilary
Pope called Great
Pope called The Great
Pope during Attilas time
Pope from 440 to 461
Pope from 440-461 A.D.
Pope nicknamed the Great
Pope of the 400s
Pope who became a saint
Pope who convinced Attila to spare Rome
Pope who persuaded Attila not to attack Rome
Pope who persuaded the Huns not to attack Rome
Pope who repelled Attila the Hun
Pope with a dozen namesakes
Pope
Predecessor of Pope Hilarius
Primary of 13 popes
Saint known as the Great
Sainted fifth-century pope
Sainted pope called the Great
Start of a Pope string
Start of a string of 13 Popes
Byzantine emperor, 457–74.
Great early pontiff, 440–61.
Great pontiff (440–61).
Great pope (440–461).
Early pontiff.
Pope, 440–461
Great fifth-century pope
Pope: 440-61
First of a succession of 13
Sainted pope after Sixtus III
Hilarius succeeded him in A.D. 461
Sainted fifth-century pope who met with Attila the Hun
Sainted pontiff called the Great
Pope who met Attila the Hun
Pope renowned as the Great
First in a line of 13 popes
Pope who convinced Attila not to attack Rome
"The Great" pope between Sixtus III and Hilarius
First Great pontiff




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