Guy le Gros

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Guy le Gros is another name for Pope Clement IV, the 13th-century head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States.

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Guy le Gros canonical 1

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instanceOf head of the Catholic Church
human
pope
ruler of the Papal States
alsoKnownAs Gui Foucois
Guido Foulques
Guy Foulques
Pope Clement IV
appointedBy College of Cardinals
birthPlace Kingdom of France
Languedoc
Saint-Gilles-du-Gard
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathPlace Papal States
Viterbo
endTime 1268-11-29
era 13th century
jurisdiction Catholic Church
Papal States
knownFor being Pope Clement IV
legal expertise in canon law
memberOf College of Cardinals
nativeLanguage Old French
notableEvent involvement in the politics of the Kingdom of Sicily
support for the crusading movement
notableWork promotion of Charles of Anjou as King of Sicily
occupation canon lawyer
clergyman
ordinalNumberInOffice 183rd pope
papalName Clement IV
linked to: Pope Clement IV
positionHeld Archbishop of Narbonne
Bishop of Le Puy
Cardinal
Pope
predecessor Pope Urban IV
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
startTime 1265-02-05
successor Pope Gregory X

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Pope Clement IV alsoKnownAs Guy le Gros