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October 2014

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dean of the chapter and received a [[benefice]] in 1148. In 1160, he formed one of the Chapters of [[Notre Dame de Paris|Notre-Dame at Paris]. He also replaced Eudes (Odon) as [[Chancellor (

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Notre-Dame at Paris]]. He also replaced Eudes (Odon) as [[Chancellor]] (ecclesiastical)|chancellor]], and was in [[Chancellor of the University of Paris|charge of the theological school]] in 1160.

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in fact ethnic Russians but included large numbers of [[Volga Germans]] and [[Russian Jews|Jews]]). <ref name=doroga>{{cite web |url=http://www.dorogadomoj.com/dr045bel.html |title=Русская белая

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