The bishopric of Milan had several bishops serve between 340 and 397 AD.
* 344-350 AD - St. Eustorgius I * 350-355 AD - St. Dionysius Mariani * 355-374 AD - Auxentius * 374-397 AD - St. Ambrose, doctor of the Church. As a side note, St. Ambrose was born in 340 AD and died in 397 AD, if perhaps you were actually asking concerning who lived during this time period and served as bishop of Milan at some point.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt did Served a total of four times. He died during his fourth term.
He served as Bishop of Arlington (1974-83) and as Bishop of Allentown (1983-97).
Yes, he served three consecutive terms and was elected to a fourth term but died during the first year of his fourth term.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt served three terms and died during his fourth, in 1945
four terms. died during his fourth. served 1933-1945
Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester from 1553 - 1555
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Only four terms? That's the most any one president has served. Franklin Delano Roosevelt served three terms, starting in 1933, and died during his fourth term in 1945. Every other President has only served one or two terms.
Franklin Roosevelt served three complete terms and died shortly into a fourth.