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* [[1511]]: [[Julius II]] | * [[1511]]: [[Julius II]] | ||
: ‘Rather like Michelangelo himself, in fact. He didn’t want to do all this, you know. Pope Julius II badgered him into it. But then, Michelangelo chose the subject – the Bible, from Creation to the Last Judgement, a graphic story from beginning to end.’ ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Managra (novel)|Managra]]'') | |||
: QUOTE? ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fallen Angels (audio story)|Fallen Angels]]'') | : QUOTE? ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fallen Angels (audio story)|Fallen Angels]]'') | ||
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* [[27th century|26XX]]: [[Imogen Tantry|Beatrix II]], 314th Pope | * [[27th century|26XX]]: [[Imogen Tantry|Beatrix II]], 314th Pope | ||
: BEATRIX II, the 314th Pope of the original Roman Catholic Church and a significant figure in resurrected ecclesiastical politics, has been sanctioned by the Conclave of All Popes for her alleged connections with the Sons of Tepes crime cartel. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Hundred Words from a Civil War (short story)|A Hundred Words from a Civil War]]'') | : BEATRIX II, the 314th Pope of the original Roman Catholic Church and a significant figure in resurrected ecclesiastical politics, has been sanctioned by the Conclave of All Popes for her alleged connections with the Sons of Tepes crime cartel. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Hundred Words from a Civil War (short story)|A Hundred Words from a Civil War]]'') | ||
* [[Sixtus]] | |||
: 'But it was clearly established in the reign of His Holiness Pope Sixtus ... that soul-death occurs five to seven years after brain-stem activity ceases. Until that sad event occurs, the throne is not vacant.' ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Companion Piece (novel)|Companion Piece]]'') | |||
* [[28th century|27XX]]: [[John Paul XXIII]] | * [[28th century|27XX]]: [[John Paul XXIII]] | ||
: "For the moment, all you need to know is that I am Guii del Toro, Grand Inquisitor for all of this sector of Roman Catholic space, working under special dispensation from His Holiness Pope John Paul XXIII, and that you and your ship — your TARDIS — are now in my custody" ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Companion Piece (novel)|Companion Piece]]'') | |||
* [[28th century|27XX]]: [[Celestine VI]] | * [[28th century|27XX]]: [[Celestine VI]] | ||
: 'Doctor, Celestine VI is a highly evolved dolphin from beyond the Rakash Nebula! A dolphin, elevated to the throne of Saint Peter! A wretched fish!' | |||
:'They're mammals,' said the Doctor. | |||
:'Pope John Paul has made it an article of faith that dolphins are fish,' the Inquisitor spat. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Companion Piece (novel)|Companion Piece]]'') | |||
* [[28th century|27XX]]: [[Urban IX]] | * [[28th century|27XX]]: [[Urban IX]] | ||
: 'You sound like a schismatic, Doctor. Back on Earth, they refer to the new Rome as Avignon. The new Babylonian captivity. They elected a rival Pope, back in Old Rome. Of course, he called himself Urban IX; and those who have succeeded him as antipope have also taken the name. Swine!' ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Companion Piece (novel)|Companion Piece]]'') | |||
* [[3278]]: [[Lucian]] | * [[3278]]: [[Lucian]] | ||
: ‘Pope Lucian. Of course! Now it’s coming back to me. It is the year AD 3278, or very close. That means we’re bang in the middle of the High Dogmatic period.’ ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Managra (novel)|Managra]]'') | |||
* [[46th century|45XX]]: [[Saint Peter]] (clone) | * [[46th century|45XX]]: [[Saint Peter]] (clone) | ||
