John X
Americannoun
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“We decided we’re going to have a Black Ball to celebrate our existence here at Washington and Lee,” said John X. Miller, a member who earned two degrees there.
From Washington Post
Producer John X. Kim noticed community policing is more important in Kodiak than anywhere else he has filmed.
From Seattle Times
John X. installed the end of April, 914, died in prison 928 The lover of Theodora, the conqueror of the Saracens, dethroned by Marosia 124.
From Project Gutenberg
One of her lovers, at first bishop of Bologna, she raised to the archbishopric of Ravenna, and, subsequently, to the sovereign pontificate, which he filled under the name of John X. from 914 to 928.
From Project Gutenberg
Crescentius was the son of Theodora, and, according to Fleury, of Pope John X. We behold him governing Rome in quality of Consul towards 980; but it is probable that from the year 974, he exercised a considerable influence; stormy or weak pontificates restored the civil magistracy.
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