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The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical SketchesHayward, John

Religion

The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches

Name: The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches
Author: Hayward, John

Hayward, John

Christian biography; Religions; Sects

St. Peter, martyred.
St. Linus, martyred.
St. Clement, abdicated.
St. Cletus, martyred.
St. Anaclitus.
St. Evaristus, coadjutor to the former, martyred.
St. Alexander I., martyred.
St. Sixtus I., martyred.
Telesphorus, martyred.
Hygenus, martyred. The first called _pope_.
Pius I., martyred.
Anicetus, martyred.
Soter.
Eleutherius, martyred.
Victor I., martyred.
Zephyrinus, martyred.
Calixtus I., martyred.
Urban I., martyred.
Pontianus, martyred.
Anterus, martyred.
Fabian, martyred.
Novatianus, antipope.
Cornelius, beheaded.
Lucius I., martyred.
Stephen I., martyred.
Sixtus II., coadjutor to the former, martyred.
Dionysius.
Felix I.
Eutychianus.
Caius.
Marcellinus, martyred.
Marcellus I., martyred.
Eusebius, martyred.
Melchiades, coadjutor to the former.
Sylvester.
Marcus.
Julius I.
Liberius, banished.
Felix II., antipope.
Liberius, again, abdicated.
Felix became legal pope but was killed by Liberius.
Liberius, again.
Damasius.
Siricius.
Anastasius.
Innocent I.
Zosimus.
Boniface I.
Celestinus I.
Sixtus III.
Leo I., the Great.
Hilary.
Simplicius.
 Felix III.
 Gelasius.
 Anastasius II.
 Symmachus.
 Hormisdas.
 John I., died in prison at Ravenna.
 Felix IV.
 Boniface II.
 John II.
 Agapetus.
 Sylvester; he was made prisoner by the antipope Vigilius, who
      enjoyed the papacy.
 Vigilius, banished, and restored.
 Pelagius I.
 John III.
 Benedict I.
 Pelagius II.
 Gregory the Great.
 Sabiamus.
 Boniface III.
 Boniface IV.
 Deusdedit.
 Boniface V.
 Honorius I.
 Severinus.
 John IV.
 Theodorus.
 Martin I., starved to death.
      654,  Eugenius I.
 Vitalianus.
 Adeodatus.
 Donus.
 Agatho.
 Leo II.
 Benedict II.
 John V.
 Conon.
 Theodore and Pascan, antipopes.
 Sergius.
 John VI.
 John VII.
 Sisinnius.
 Constantine.
 Gregory II.
 Gregory III.
 Zacharias.
 Stephen II., governed only four days.
 Stephen III.
 Paul I.
 Stephen IV.
 Adrian I.


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Religion

The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches

Hayward, John

Christian biography; Religions; Sects

St. Peter, martyred.
St. Linus, martyred.
St. Clement, abdicated.
St. Cletus, martyred.
St. Anaclitus.
St. Evaristus, coadjutor to the former, martyred.
St. Alexander I., martyred.
St. Sixtus I., martyred.
Telesphorus, martyred.
Hygenus, martyred. The first called _pope_.
Pius I., martyred.
Anicetus, martyred.
Soter.
Eleutherius, martyred.
Victor I., martyred.
Zephyrinus, martyred.
Calixtus I., martyred.
Urban I., martyred.
Pontianus, martyred.
Anterus, martyred.
Fabian, martyred.
Novatianus, antipope.
Cornelius, beheaded.
Lucius I., martyred.
Stephen I., martyred.
Sixtus II., coadjutor to the former, martyred.
Dionysius.
Felix I.
Eutychianus.
Caius.
Marcellinus, martyred.
Marcellus I., martyred.
Eusebius, martyred.
Melchiades, coadjutor to the former.
Sylvester.
Marcus.
Julius I.
Liberius, banished.
Felix II., antipope.
Liberius, again, abdicated.
Felix became legal pope but was killed by Liberius.
Liberius, again.
Damasius.
Siricius.
Anastasius.
Innocent I.
Zosimus.
Boniface I.
Celestinus I.
Sixtus III.
Leo I., the Great.
Hilary.
Simplicius.
 Felix III.
 Gelasius.
 Anastasius II.
 Symmachus.
 Hormisdas.
 John I., died in prison at Ravenna.
 Felix IV.
 Boniface II.
 John II.
 Agapetus.
 Sylvester; he was made prisoner by the antipope Vigilius, who
      enjoyed the papacy.
 Vigilius, banished, and restored.
 Pelagius I.
 John III.
 Benedict I.
 Pelagius II.
 Gregory the Great.
 Sabiamus.
 Boniface III.
 Boniface IV.
 Deusdedit.
 Boniface V.
 Honorius I.
 Severinus.
 John IV.
 Theodorus.
 Martin I., starved to death.
      654,  Eugenius I.
 Vitalianus.
 Adeodatus.
 Donus.
 Agatho.
 Leo II.
 Benedict II.
 John V.
 Conon.
 Theodore and Pascan, antipopes.
 Sergius.
 John VI.
 John VII.
 Sisinnius.
 Constantine.
 Gregory II.
 Gregory III.
 Zacharias.
 Stephen II., governed only four days.
 Stephen III.
 Paul I.
 Stephen IV.
 Adrian I.


Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches

The Book of Religions: Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches

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