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Renaud de Beaune (1527 at Tours – 1606 in Paris) was a French Catholic ecclesiastic.

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rdfs:comment	Renaud de Beaune de Semblançay, né à Tours le 12 août 1527 et mort à Paris le 27 septembre 1606, était un ecclésiastique catholique français qui fut évêque de Mende et archevêque de Bourges et de Sens. Il fut aussi un homme politique connu pour avoir manifesté sa fidélité au roi durant les épisodes de la Ligue. Il soutint Henri IV et fut nommé par lui Grand aumônier de France à partir de 1591. (fr) Renaud de Beaune (1527 at Tours – 1606 in Paris) was a French Catholic ecclesiastic. (en)
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