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* [[16th century|15XX]]: [[Gregory (Pope)|Gregory]] | * [[16th century|15XX]]: [[Gregory (Pope)|Gregory]] | ||
: "On 14 September, 1752, the country known as England – arguably the most important nation-state on Earth at that point in time – adopted the Gregorian calendar, the system of measuring time that had been championed by Pope Gregory nearly two centuries earlier." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book One (novel)|Interference - Book One]]'') | : "On 14 September, 1752, the country known as England – arguably the most important nation-state on Earth at that point in time – adopted the Gregorian calendar, the system of measuring time that had been championed by Pope Gregory nearly two centuries earlier." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book One (novel)|Interference - Book One]]'') | ||
* [[1589]]: Pope | |||
: Ace thought about it for a second. ‘We drop these two off in 1586? A few days after they disappeared.’ | |||
: The Doctor grinned. ‘Spot on. Although I think we’ll drop them in France. Wouldn’t want Rudolph catching them again. Not with the Pope baying for their blood.’ | |||
* [[1609]]: Pope | * [[1609]]: Pope | ||
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: It is clear that Valeriani understands people all too well. If he is (as his reference to Pope Felix was obviously intended to suggest) more than a hundred years old ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Predating the Predators (short story)|Predating the Predators]]'') | : It is clear that Valeriani understands people all too well. If he is (as his reference to Pope Felix was obviously intended to suggest) more than a hundred years old ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Predating the Predators (short story)|Predating the Predators]]'') | ||
* [[ | * [[2621]]: [[Cosmas IX]] | ||
: ''From the personal journal of Monsignora Imogen Tantry, May 2621'' | |||
: "Pope Cosmas IX may be liberal in his relations with extraterrestrial faiths, but he is no fool, and some time ago he assigned me a watching brief to identify any such bodies which might pose a genuine threat to the Church." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[De Umbris Idearum (short story)|De Umbris Idearum]]'') | |||
* [[2649]]: [[Imogen Tantry|Beatrix II]], 314th Pope | |||
: "...in the Beatrician Crusade against the resurgent Mal’akh, the Pope would proclaim the Church’s duty to bring the Remote under its wing in her 2649 encyclical, ''De umbris idearum'' (‘On the Shadows of Ideas’)." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[De Umbris Idearum (short story)|De Umbris Idearum]]'') | |||
: 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]]'') | ||
