Religious Figure

Pope Pelagius I

505 - 561

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His biography is available in 70 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 68 in 2024). Pope Pelagius I is the 362nd most popular religious figure (down from 196th in 2024), the 381st most popular biography from Italy (down from 225th in 2019) and the 172nd most popular Italian Religious Figure.

Pope Pelagius I was the pope from 579-590 AD. He is most famous for the Pelagian Controversy. The Pelagian Controversy was a theological dispute about the nature of humanity and the process of salvation. The controversy was between Pelagius and Saint Augustine of Hippo.

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Among Religious Figures

Among religious figures, Pope Pelagius I ranks 362 out of 3,187Before him are Pope Clement III, Zaynab bint Jahsh, Pope Marinus I, Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj, Pope Sisinnius, and Charles Taze Russell. After him are Charles Borromeo, Pope Benedict II, Philip Neri, Pope John I, Pope Dionysius, and Pope John IX.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 505, Pope Pelagius I ranks 2Before him is Belisarius. After him are Varāhamihira, Jacob Baradaeus, Germanus, and Hesychius of Miletus. Among people deceased in 561, Pope Pelagius I ranks 1After him is Chlothar I.

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In Italy

Among people born in Italy, Pope Pelagius I ranks 381 out of NaNBefore him are Pope John XI (910), Primo Levi (1919), Atia (-85), Pope Clement III (1130), Pope Marinus I (830), and Sofonisba Anguissola (1535). After him are Lorenzo Ghiberti (1378), Charles Borromeo (1538), Pope Benedict II (635), Philip Neri (1515), Catiline (-109), and Maxentius (278).

Among Religious Figures In Italy

Among religious figures born in Italy, Pope Pelagius I ranks 172Before him are Matteo Ricci (1552), Pietro Parolin (1955), Pope Symmachus (460), Pope John XI (910), Pope Clement III (1130), and Pope Marinus I (830). After him are Charles Borromeo (1538), Pope Benedict II (635), Philip Neri (1515), Pope John I (470), Pope John IX (850), and Pope Mark (290).

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