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DescriptionEugene II.jpg	English: Pope Eugene II Nederlands: Paus Eugenius II Русский: Евгений II (папа римский) Svenska: Eugenius II
Date	Unknown
Source	http://members.tripod.com/~cckswong/pope51_100.htm#099
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