Thomas Ruthall
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Thomas Ruthall, (died February 4, 1523), was a Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, Lord Privy Seal and Bishop of Durham.
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- M. Johnson, 2004, Ruthall, Thomas (d. 1523)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
| Political offices | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Richard Fox |
Lord Privy Seal 1487–1516 |
Succeeded by The Lord Marney |
| Academic Offices | ||
| Preceded by George Fitzhugh |
Chancellor of the University of Cambridge 1503 |
Succeeded by John Fisher |
| Religious Posts | ||
| Preceded by Edward Cheyne |
Dean of Salisbury 1505–1508 |
Succeeded by William Atwater |
| Preceded by Christopher Bainbridge |
Bishop of Durham 1509–1523 |
Succeeded by Thomas Wolsey |
Bishops: Saxon to Norman
Aldhun · Eadmund · Eadred · Ethelric · Ethelwin
Prince-Bishops: Norman to Reformation
William Walcher · William of St. Carilef · Ranulf Flambard · Geoffrey Rufus · William of St. Barbara · Hugh Pudsey · Philip of Poitou · Richard Marsh · Richard le Poor · Nicholas Farnham · Walter of Kirkham · Robert Stitchill · Robert of Holy Island · Antony Beck · Richard Kellaw · Lewis de Beaumont · Richard de Bury · Thomas Hatfield · John Fordham · Walter Skirlaw · Thomas Langley · Robert Neville · Laurence Booth · William Dudley · John Sherwood · Richard Foxe · William Senhouse · Christopher Bainbridge · Thomas Ruthall · Thomas Wolsey · Cuthbert Tunstall
Prince-Bishops: Reformation to Victorian
James Pilkington · Richard Barnes · Matthew Hutton · Tobias Matthew · William James · Richard Neile · George Monteigne · John Howson · Thomas Morton · John Cosin · Nathaniel Crew · William Talbot · Edward Chandler · Joseph Butler · Richard Trevor · John Egerton · Thomas Thurlow · Shute Barrington · William Van Mildert
Bishops: Victorian to present
Edward Maltby · Charles Thomas Longley · Henry Villiers · Charles Baring · Joseph Barber Lightfoot · Brooke Westcott · Handley Moule · Herbert Hensley Henson · Alwyn Williams · Arthur Michael Ramsey · Maurice Harland · Ian Ramsey · John Habgood · David Edward Jenkins · Michael Turnbull · Tom Wright
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