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Council of Basel
Catholic ecumenical council convoked by Pope Martin V in February 1431, subsequently moved to Florence in 1439
- Dated 14 December 1431 CE – January 1449 CE
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- Basel ↗ city on the Rhine in Switzerland
- Lausanne ↗ capital city of the canton of Vaud, Switzerland
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