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Maximilien Morillon (1516/17–1586) was a senior clergyman in the Habsburg Netherlands who became bishop of Tournai.

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rdfs:label	Maximilien Morillon (fr) Maximilien Morillon (it) Maximilien Morillon (en) Maximiliaan Morillon (nl)
rdfs:comment	Maximilien Morillon (1516/17–1586) was a senior clergyman in the Habsburg Netherlands who became bishop of Tournai. (en) Maximilien Morillon, né le 9 avril 1517 à Bruxelles et mort le 27 mars 1586, est un prélat catholique des Pays-Bas méridionaux, évêque de Tournai de 1583 jusqu'à sa mort. Il est notamment connu pour avoir été le confident et l'ami du cardinal de Granvelle. (fr) Maximilien Morillon (Bruxelles, 9 aprile 1517 – Tournai, 27 marzo 1586) è stato un vescovo cattolico belga. (it) Maximiliaan Morillon (9 april 1517 - 27 maart 1586) was een Zuid-Nederlands rooms-katholiek geestelijke en bisschop. Hij was een zoon van , Leuvens hoogleraar en secretaris van Karel V. De familie Morillon was afkomstig uit Bourgondië. Morillon verbleef meestal in Brussel en had de reputatie profijtelijke kerkelijke beneficies te verzamelen. Hij was een vriend van Viglius. (nl)
foaf:name	Maximilien Morillon (en)
name	Maximilien Morillon (en)
birth place	Brussels Duchy of Brabant Habsburg Netherlands
death place	Tournai Habsburg Netherlands Tournaisis
death place	Tournai, Tournaisis, Habsburg Netherlands (en)
death date	1586-03-27 (xsd:date)
birth place	Brussels Duchy of Brabant Habsburg Netherlands
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canon (priest) Roman Catholic Diocese of Tournai Vicar General Year of birth uncertain Dutch Revolt Roman Catholic priests of the Habsburg Netherlands Viglius Brussels 1586 deaths Tournai Tournai Cathedral Duchy of Brabant Habsburg Netherlands Jean Vendeville Arras Bishops of Tournai Date of birth uncertain Old University of Leuven alumni Clergy from Brussels Lawyer Philip II of Spain St. Mary's Church, Utrecht Michael Baius Vicar general Catholic Old University of Leuven Scholaster Pierre Pintaflour Tournaisis Brussels Council of State Archbishop of Mechelen Archdiocese of Mechelen Cardinal Granvelle Licentiate of Laws Bishop of Tournai
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after	Jean Vendeville
alma mater	Old University of Leuven
before	Pierre Pintaflour
birth date	1516 (xsd:integer)

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