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Andrew Of Carniola

archbishop of Carniola
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Also called:
Andrew Of Kraina
Died:
Nov. 13, 1484, Basel, Switz.
Subjects Of Study:
conciliarism
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Andrew Of Carniola (died Nov. 13, 1484, Basel, Switz.) was an archbishop, advocate of conciliar rule in the Western church—i.e., the supremacy of a general council of bishops over the papacy. Because of his personal animosity and eccentric conduct toward Pope Sixtus IV, church historians generally do not consider Andrew a precursor of reform. From the scant data available on Andrew’s life, it appears that he was of Slavic origin and a member of the quasi-monastic Dominicans at the order’s convent in Udine (Italy). Supported by the Holy Roman emperor Frederick III, he was named archbishop of Carniola in January ...(100 of 294 words)

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