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Georges d'Armagnac (c. 1501 – July 1585) was a French humanist, patron of arts, Cardinal and diplomat deeply embroiled in the Italian Wars and in the French Wars of Religion.

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rdfs:comment	Georges d’Armagnac (* 1501; † 10. Juli 1585 in Avignon) war ein französischer Kleriker des 16. Jahrhunderts. Er war nacheinander Bischof von Rodez, Erzbischof von Tours, Erzbischof von Toulouse, schließlich Erzbischof von Avignon. Am 19. Dezember 1544 wurde er von Papst Paul III. zum Kardinal erhoben. (de) Georges d'Armagnac (c. 1501 – July 1585) was a French humanist, patron of arts, Cardinal and diplomat deeply embroiled in the Italian Wars and in the French Wars of Religion. (en) Georges de Armagnac (Aviñón, Valclusa, 1501 - ibid. 10 de julio de 1585) fue un diplomático y religioso francés del siglo XVI. (es) Georges d'Armagnac, né en 1501 et mort en 1585 à Avignon, est un homme d'Église français du XVIe siècle. Il est successivement évêque de Rodez, archevêque de Tours, archevêque de Toulouse, puis d'Avignon. Il est élevé au cardinalat le 19 décembre 1544 par le pape Paul III. (fr) Giorgio d'Armagnac (Guascogna, 1501 – Avignone, 10 luglio 1585) è stato un cardinale e arcivescovo cattolico francese. Era figlio illegittimo ma legittimato di Pietro d'Armagnac e di Fleurette di Luppé. (it) Georges d’Armagnac (ur. w 1500 albo w 1501 w Gaskonii, zm. 1 albo 10 lipca 1585 w Awinionie) – francuski kardynał. (pl) Georges d'Armagnac (Avinyó, 1501 - idm. 10 de juliol de 1585) fou un diplomàtic i home d'església francès del segle xvi. Era fill de Pierre d'Armagnac; protegit pel cardenal , tingué per mestre a d'Albi. Mercès al suport de Joan IV d'Alençon, figurà en la cort de Francesc I; el 1528 fou ambaixador a Venècia, l'any següent se li donà el bisbat de Rodez; el 1544 fou elegit cardenal, i prengué part en la elecció del papa Juli II i posteriorment se'l nomenà tinent general del rei a Tolosa, ciutat de la qual també en fou arquebisbe. (ca)
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