Examples of using Took the name in English and their translations into Polish
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Emanuele, as was the custom, took the name of Lorenzo Da Ponte from the Bishop of Ceneda who baptised him.
Took the name Chung Ling Soo Wow, 100 years ago, William Robinson and spent his entire life never speaking English in public.
Sister Mary's baby brother Albert, who upon joining the Franciscan Order took the name of Brother Gabriel Mary,
In 1821 the school took the name of"The Institute of Musicthe Warsaw University Department of Fine Arts.">
Born Thomas William Simpson, he took the name Tony Corinda(a variation on the name Conradi)
He accepted his election and took the name of Innocent XIII,
Therese took the name'Mary of the Apostles',
Sport called Drift and took the name in Japan and is currently in practice in professional competitions tracks provided.
Cardinal Pedro de Luna was elected on 28 September 1394, and took the name Benedict XIII.
Jacques d'Euze, previously the bishop of Avignon, was elected pope in 1316 and took the name John XXII.
at which time Norway elected Prince Carl of Denmark, who took the name Haakon VII, as its new king.
When this one succeeded to the throne in 1723 the new emperor moved to the Forbidden City, took the name of Yong Zheng and renamed his old residence the Palace of Harmony.
In 1940 Henryk Magnuski was employed in Galvin manufacturing Corporation the company took the name of Motorola.
On January 30, 1592, Cardinal Ippolito Aldobrandini was unanimously elected to the papacy and took the name of Clement VIII.
While in Rome be befriended Cardinal Ippolito Aldobrandini who was elected pope in 1592 and took the name Pope Clement VIII.
Due to errors in the numbering of the popes named John in the contemporary catalogs, the elect took the name John XXI,
As condition for an alliance with the Isaurians, Leo married his daughter Ariadne to Tarasicodissa, who took the name Zeno, in 466.
She took the name Teresa from Saint Teresa of Lisieux,