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Bernard Maciejowski ( Malopolska, 1548 - Cracóvia, 19 de janeiro de 1608) foi um cardeal do século XVII. Nascimento. Nasceu em Malopolska em 1548, Polônia. Filho de Bernard Maciejowski, mestre do castelo de Lublin, e sua segunda esposa, Elżbieta z Kamienieckich. Seu tio era Samuel Maciejowski, bispo de Cracóvia de 1546 a 1550.
Cardinal Bernard Maciejowski, Ciołek coat of arms (1548 – 19 January 1608 in Kraków), Polish nobleman, starosta, royal standard bearer, statesman and Catholic Church leader; Lutsk bishop, Archbishop of Kraków, Archbishop of Gniezno and Primate of Poland (between 1606 and 1608).
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Bernard Maciejowski (* 1548 in Małopolska, Polen; † 19. Januar 1608 in Krakau) war Kardinal, Erzbischof von Gniezno und Primas von Polen. Leben. Seine Eltern waren Bernard Maciejowski, Kastellan in Lublin, und dessen zweite Ehefrau Elżbieta z Kamienieckich. Sein Onkel Samuel Maciejowski war von 1546 bis 1550 Bischof von Krakau.
Bernard Maciejowski herbu Ciołek (ur. 1548, zm. 19 stycznia 1608 w Krakowie) – biskup łucki i krakowski, arcybiskup gnieźnieński i prymas Polski w latach 1606–1608, chorąży wielki koronny w latach 1574–1582, starosta bolesławski w 1579 roku.
Bernard Maciejowski armoiries Ciołek, né en 1548 et mort le 11 août 1610 à Cracovie, fut évêque de Łuck et Cracovie, archevêque de Gniezno et primat de Pologne (1606–1608), grand enseigne de la Couronne (1574–1582), et staroste de Bolesławiec .
The first recorded owner of the Bible was Cardinal Bernard Maciejowski, who was the Bishop of Cracow, Poland. Maciejowski studied for the priesthood in Italy and likely gained ownership of the manuscript while there.
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