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| image= Pope Clement VII.png |
| image= Pope Clement VII.png |
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| name = Pope Clement VII † |
| name = Pope Clement VII † |
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| real name= Giulio di Giuliano de' Medici |
| real name= Giulio di Giuliano de' Medici |
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| − | | title= Cardinal Giulio de' Medici |
+ | | title= Cardinal Giulio de' Medici <br/> |
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+ | Pope Clement VII <br/> |
Head of the Catholic Church |
Head of the Catholic Church |
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| born= 26 May 1478 |
| born= 26 May 1478 |
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| age= 56 |
| age= 56 |
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| religion= [[The Catholic Church|Catholic]] |
| religion= [[The Catholic Church|Catholic]] |
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| − | | originally from= Florence, Italy |
+ | | originally from= [[Kingdom of Italy|Florence, Italy]] |
| − | | family= [[Queen Catherine|Catherine de' Medici]] ''(Unofficial Adopted Daughter)'' |
+ | | family= [[Queen Catherine|Catherine de' Medici]] <br>''(Unofficial Adopted Daughter)'' |
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| interests= |
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| affiliates= [[Kingdom of Italy|Italy]] <br/> |
| affiliates= [[Kingdom of Italy|Italy]] <br/> |
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| − | '''Pope Clement VII''' raised his armies to save a young [[Queen Catherine|Catherine de' Medici]], who later became the Queen of France. Pope Clement found Catherine back in Rome with tears in his eyes after her liberation. |
+ | '''Pope Clement VII''' raised his armies to save a young [[Queen Catherine|Catherine de' Medici]], who later became the ''Queen of France.'' Pope Clement found Catherine back in Rome with tears in his eyes after her liberation. |
==Early Life== |
==Early Life== |
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| − | Pope Clement VII refused to annul the marriage of [[King Henry VIII]] of England, thus prompting the English Reformation, and England ceased communication with Rome. |
+ | Pope Clement VII refused to annul the marriage of [[King Henry VIII]] of England, thus prompting the ''English Reformation,'' and England ceased communication with Rome. |
==Season 1== |
==Season 1== |
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| − | '''[[Left Behind]]''' ''(Mentioned)''<br/> |
+ | '''[[Left Behind]]''' - ''(Mentioned)''<br/> |
[[Count Vincent]] asked where the glasses with the golden rims from Pope Clement were. |
[[Count Vincent]] asked where the glasses with the golden rims from Pope Clement were. |
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| − | [[Queen Catherine]] talks about her childhood, and how Pope Clement VII was the one to save her when her home had been taken over by |
+ | [[Queen Catherine]] talks about her childhood, and how Pope Clement VII was the one to save her when her home had been taken over by rebels, and liberated her after she had been held captive for years. |
==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| − | Pope Clement VII profile picture can be seen in Catherine's chambers in [[Left Behind]]. |
+ | * Pope Clement VII profile picture can be seen in Catherine's chambers in [[Left Behind]]. |
==Historical Notes== |
==Historical Notes== |
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+ | * He not only saved [[History's Catherine de' Medici|Catherine de' Medici]] from being held hostage and raped when she was a child, but prior to that, he had raised and housed her after the death of her parents and grandparents when she was 4. |
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| + | * His life was saved by [[The Swiss Guards]] during ''The Sack of Rome'' led agents him by [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Charles V]]. |
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| + | * Pope Clement and Catherine referred to each other as "Father" and "Daughter". |
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| + | * [[History's Lucrezia de' Medici|Lucrezia de' Medici]] opposed his decision to marry her grand-niece [[History's Catherine de' Medici|Catherine de' Medici]] to the future [[History's King Henry|King Henry II of France]], wantingt such an important [[House of Medici|Medici]] heir to marry within Italy. |
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[[Category:Deceased]] |
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[[Category:The Catholic Church]] |
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Revision as of 22:25, 28 December 2017
| Pope Clement VII † | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Title: | Cardinal Giulio de' Medici Pope Clement VII |
| Born: | 26 May 1478 |
| Age: | 56 |
| Gender: | Male
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| Status: | Deceased |
| Religion: | Catholic |
| Originally From: | Florence, Italy |
| Affiliations: | Italy |
| Relationship Information | |
| Family: | Catherine de' Medici (Unofficial Adopted Daughter) |
| Character Information | |
| First Appearance: | Left Behind (Mentioned) |
| GALLERY | |
Pope Clement VII raised his armies to save a young Catherine de' Medici, who later became the Queen of France. Pope Clement found Catherine back in Rome with tears in his eyes after her liberation.
Early Life
Pope Clement VII refused to annul the marriage of King Henry VIII of England, thus prompting the English Reformation, and England ceased communication with Rome.
Season 1
Left Behind - (Mentioned)
Count Vincent asked where the glasses with the golden rims from Pope Clement were.
Queen Catherine talks about her childhood, and how Pope Clement VII was the one to save her when her home had been taken over by rebels, and liberated her after she had been held captive for years.
Notes
- Pope Clement VII profile picture can be seen in Catherine's chambers in Left Behind.
Historical Notes
- He not only saved Catherine de' Medici from being held hostage and raped when she was a child, but prior to that, he had raised and housed her after the death of her parents and grandparents when she was 4.
- Catherine de' Medici is his first cousin, twice removed.
- His life was saved by The Swiss Guards during The Sack of Rome led agents him by Charles V.
- Pope Clement VII crowned Charles V who was King Philip's father. Catherine's daughter, Elisabeth would marry Philip years later in celebration of the end of The Italian Wars.
- Pope Clement and Catherine referred to each other as "Father" and "Daughter".
- Lucrezia de' Medici opposed his decision to marry her grand-niece Catherine de' Medici to the future King Henry II of France, wantingt such an important Medici heir to marry within Italy.
