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Order of Saint Nicholas → Order of Saint Nicholas (disambiguation) – To make room for the sole with the exact name Order of Saint Nicholas. Chicbyaccident...

of Saint Omer → Nicholas I of Saint-Omer Nicholas II of Saint Omer → Nicholas II of Saint-Omer Nicholas III of Saint Omer → Nicholas III of Saint-Omer...

dedicated to St. Nicholas in the city such as for example Church of St. Nicholas (Askold's Grave), thus that should be a disambiguation page). — Preceding...

(UTC) Nicholas II of Russia → Nicholas II – WP:SOVEREIGN says we should only use a territorial designation (e.g. country) when disambiguation is needed...

tradition and celebrating St. Nicholas not on the 6th as they should, but at Christmas time. Also, St. Nicholas is the patron saint of NYC thanks to the Dutch...

I have pasted the lead from companions of Saint Nicholas. It links the articles nicely, & is a good basis for further editing. --Archolman User talk:Archolman...

Order of Saint Nicholas for more. `'Míkka 22:28, 4 November 2007 (UTC) There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:Order of Saint Nicholas which mentions...

Paul the First Hermit Aphraates "the Persian Sage" Saint Spyridon James of Nisibis Saint Nicholas Acacius of Sebaste Aceolus and Acius Julitta Narcissus...

feast day celebrated on April 9. The New Martyrs of Lesbos, Sts. Raphael, Nicholas and Irene were martyred by the Turks on Bright Tuesday (April 9, 1463)...

removed it. "it was dedicated to Saint Nicholas" -- so now it has no dedication? Nope, the Church of Sweden doesn't "use" saints. "the appearance of the exterior"...

the village and St Nicholas South Elmham doesn't exist yet. Compare Great Finborough where the "Great" part was formerly disambiguation but is now part of...

or an eccentric person: "a fruitcake under the delusion that he was Saint Nicholas" (John Strahinich). Unless anyone objects, or can provide evidence for...

A good example is "saint", which seems only to be used in cases of disambiguation (Saint Patrick, Saint Christopher, Saint Nicholas versus Augustine of...

familiar with the Feasts of Saint Nicholas. There is a Feast of St. Nicholas in May. (Please, follow the internal link - Saint Nicholas). As I said to another...

how about "Saint Lukia", the "traditional Orthodox spelling", inserted by User:Nicholas the Pilgrim at 13:40, 30 June 2006? Where does "Saint Lukia" appear...

Collinet de La Salle, Lord of Saint Germain and Commanding Officer of the Musketeers of Lorraine. This family ennobled by Nicholas II, Duke of Lorraine in 1655...

and the birth of Jesus and George the Christ and the reincarnation of Saint Nicholas in Santa Claus and Nicola and the bad spirit the soul of the devil demon...

such primacy that it should get the best spot? Or should Saint Petersburg be a disambiguation page that shows the differences and requires the reader to...

Peter (martyr), Peter (rock). The Saint Peter. If this article is renamed, Saint Patrick, Saint George and Saint Nicholas should be too: Patrick (missionary)...