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John (bishop of Wrocław)

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102: 58:, founded a generation earlier, in a precarious condition. He spent most of his bishopric rebuilding the church. It is probable that he was the bishop who consecrated the 46:. Very little is known of him except his office was from 1063 till his death in 1072. The historical records from his time in office are very sparse. 139: 17: 163: 132: 125: 67: 113: 39: 158: 63: 43: 8: 55: 38:
family, he received a high rank nobile title as Prince-Bishop of Nysa later known as
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John I (bishop of Wrocław)
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