Robert of Thourotte (died 1246) was

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1232–1240, and

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1240–1246. He instituted the

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, which he ordered to be celebrated first in 1246.
/ref> This was at the suggestion conveyed through his archdeacon

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, whom he had supported in her conflict with the convent authorities.

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1246 deaths Bishops of Langres Prince-Bishops of Liège 13th-century Roman Catholic bishops in the Holy Roman Empire Year of birth unknown 13th-century peers of France {{France-RC-bishop-stub