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Ratisbon

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Ratisbon [ˈrætɪzˌbɒn]
n
(Placename) the former English name for Regensburg


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The noted Jewish convert Alphonse Ratisbon said it was instrumental in his baptism, and John Henry Newman began to wear one around his neck two months before his own reception into the Catholic Church in 1845.
The Sisters of Sion were founded in Strasbourg, France, in the mid-nineteenth century by two priests, Theodore and Alphonse Ratisbon, converts from Judaism.
And Etherege, whose work does show an affinity for 'The Last Night's Ramble', was far from London, on an embassy to the Holy Roman Emperor in Ratisbon.
 
 
 
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