John of Ravenna (Italian: Giovanni di [or da] Ravenna) may refer to:
Giovanni Conversini (1343–1408), Italian humanist
Giovanni Malpaghini [it] (1346–1417), Italian humanist
A number of bishops and archbishops of Ravenna:
John Angeloptes, bishop of Ravenna c. 430–433
John II, bishop of Ravenna c. 477–494
John III the Roman, or Giovanni III, archbishop of Ravenna 578–595
John IV, archbishop of Ravenna 607–625
John V, archbishop of Ravenna 625–c. 631
John VI or Giovanni VI, archbishop of Ravenna c. 726–c. 744
John VII, archbishop of Ravenna c. 777–c. 784
John VIII, archbishop of Ravenna c. 850–878
John IX, archbishop of Ravenna 898–904
John of Tossignano, archbishop of Ravenna 905–914, later Pope John X
John X (also called Giovanni Vincenzo [it] or Giovanni da Besate), archbishop of Ravenna 983–998
John Henry, archbishop of Ravenna 1051–1072
Giovanni Migliorati (cardinal), archbishop of Ravenna 1400–1405
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universale — health of body, strength of character, wealth of mind — reached its first formulation. He studied under JohnofRavenna and at Padua under...
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between Pope Gregory I and JohnofRavenna concerning the use of the pallium [citation needed] The rules regulating the original use of the pallium cannot be...
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conflict between Pope Nicholas I and Archbishop JohnofRavenna. Seen as insubordinate by the Pope, John was thrice summoned to appear before a papal tribunal...
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