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De septem donis Spiritu Sancti

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  • Pope Joan
    Pope Joan

    …the Pope Joan legend is De septem donis Spiritu Sancti (ā€œOn the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spiritā€) by the 13th-century French Dominican Stephen of Bourbon, who dated Joan’s election c. 1100. In this account the nameless pontiff was a clever scribe who became a papal notary and later was…

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    …the Pope Joan legend is De septem donis Spiritu Sancti (ā€œOn the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spiritā€) by the 13th-century French Dominican Stephen of Bourbon, who dated Joan’s election c. 1100. In this account the nameless pontiff was a clever scribe who became a papal notary and later was…

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