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339:); this seems unlikely, as Folmar was denied aid in recovering his see by his suffragans and was forced to flee from the Empire, first to France and then to England, where he died. Rudolf of Wied continued in possession of the see until both Folmar and he were formally deposed by
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235:Holy Land
169:Pentecost
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94:Biography
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