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22 April 1073 CE1073 papal election
1073 election of the Catholic pope - 1075 CE
Council of London
11th-century church council in Medieval England - 24 January 1076 CE
Synod of Worms
ecclesiastical synod convened by Henry IV - 1080 CE
Council of Avignon of 1080
- 24 May 1086 CE
1086 papal election
1086 election of the Catholic pope - 9 March 1088 CE – 12 March 1088 CE
1088 papal election
1088 election of the Catholic pope
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