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Matthäus Schiner (or Schinner, c. 1465 – 1 October 1522) was a bishop of Sion, Cardinal and diplomat. He was a military commander in several battles in northern Italy.

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rdfs:label	Matthäus Schiner (de) Mateo Schinner (es) Mathieu Schiner (fr) Matteo Schiner (it) Matthäus Schiner (en) Matthäus Schinner (pl) Шиннер, Маттеус (ru)
rdfs:comment	Matthäus Schiner (* um 1465 in Mühlebach bei Ernen; † 1. Oktober 1522 in Rom) war Bischof von Sitten, Kardinal, Papabile und Mitverfasser des Wormser Edikts. Er erwarb für die Schweiz grosse Teile des heutigen Tessin, war Berater Kaiser Karls V. und der Architekt des besonderen päpstlich-schweizerischen Bündnisses, aus dem die Schweizergarde hervorging, und trug massive Mitverantwortung an der Schlacht bei Marignano, durch die die Schweiz ihre vorübergehende Grossmachtstellung verlor. (de) Mateo Schinner (Mühlebach, Valais, Suiza, c.1470 - Roma, 1 de octubre de 1522) religioso, diplomático y militar suizo, era conocido por su principal dignidad eclesiástica, cardenal de Sion o cardinal Sedunese. Fue una figura clave para la Iglesia Católica por su papel fundamental en la recluta y dirección de tropas suizas al servicio de los Estados Pontificios durante las primeras décadas de las guerras italianas. (es) Matthäus Schiner (or Schinner, c. 1465 – 1 October 1522) was a bishop of Sion, Cardinal and diplomat. He was a military commander in several battles in northern Italy. (en) Matthieu Schiner (Mathieu Scheiner dans certains ouvrages français), né en 1465 à Mühlebach, près d'Aragnon (Ernen) et mort le 1er octobre 1522 à Rome, est cardinal et personnalité politique, prince-évêque de Sion, puis de Novare en Italie. Il est souvent désigné comme « le cardinal de Sion ». (fr) Matteo (Matthäus) Schiner, si trova anche Mathäus e Schinner (Mühlebach, 1465 circa – Roma, 30 settembre 1522), è stato un cardinale, politico e diplomatico svizzero.Nel 1521 fu uno dei più influenti oppositori a Martin Lutero e uno dei redattori dell'editto di Worms. (it) Matthäus Schinner (ur. ok. 1465 w , zm. 30 września 1522 w Rzymie) – szwajcarski kardynał. (pl) Маттеус Шиннер (нем. Matthäus Schiner; ок 1465 — 1 октября 1522) — швейцарский и итальянский политик, кардинал. (ru)
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