02143cz a2200313n 4500 n 82080187 DLC 20251107090802.9 820722n| azannaabn |a aaa n 82080187 316406291 viaf http://viaf.org/viaf/316406291 DLC eng rda DLC OCoLC DLC P NL-UtRU 1417-02-23 1471-07-26 edtf Paul II, Pope, 1417-1471 Pope Venice (Italy) Rome (Italy) Vatican City naf Clergy lcsh Barbo, Pietro, 1417-1471 Paolo II, Pope, 1417-1471 nna Paulus II, Pope, 1417-1471 Paulus II, Papa, 1417-1471 Paul II, Papa, 1417-1471 Barbo, Pierre, 1417-1471 Barbo, Petrus, 1417-1471 Catholic Church. Pope (1464-1471 : Paul II) (DLC)n 82080186 Speculum vitae humanae, [not after 1472]: Incipit (Ad sanctissimu[m] et B[eatissimum]. dominu[m]. d[omi]n[u]m Paulum secundum po[n]tificem maximu[m]....) Strabo. Strabo de situ orbis, 1510. German Wikipedia, viewed October 30, 2025 (Paul II (born February 23, 1417 in Venice; died July 26, 1471 in Rome), originally Pietro Barbo, was Pope of the Roman Catholic Church from August 30, 1464 until his death. (...) From today's perspective, Pope Paul II is regarded as an opponent of the Renaissance: he did not speak Latin and was no friend of education. He introduced the cardinal's biretta and in 1470 established the Jubilee Year to be held every 25 years. He died on July 26, 1471, after eating two enormous melons and suffering a stroke. Rumors spoke of poisoning, but Paul II had not changed his lavish eating and drinking habits against medical advice, which probably led to his death. He was buried in the Vatican Grottoes.) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_II. Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed October 30, 2025 (Paul II., Papst, 1417-1471, other name variants: Paulus II Papa ; Paul II Papa ; Pierre Barbo ; Petrus Barbo) https://d-nb.info/gnd/11923212X