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Born : January 29, 1659<br>
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Deceased : May 3, 1723
'''Deceased''': May 3, 1723


Abbot of [[Abbey of Kaisheim|Kaisheim]], 1698-1723
Abbot of [[Abbey of Kaisheim|Kaisheim]], 1698-1723
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[[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]:
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{{media1}} Zimmermann, 1930
{{media}} Zimmermann, 1930


[[Category:Roman Catholic abbots|Rols]]
[[Category:Roman Catholic abbots|Rols]]

Latest revision as of 14:50, 28 March 2024

ROGERIUS RÖLS

Born: January 29, 1659
Deceased: May 3, 1723

Abbot of Kaisheim, 1698-1723

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