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Talbot Roberts was an Ekklesiovskian bishop and statesman. Roberts served as Vicar-General to Pontifex Rokossovsky from 3016 until Rokossovsky's death in 3020. Roberts was appointed bishop of the Xel-Palmas by Pontifex Konstantin IX until retiring on 31 January 3021.

Roberts was a key conspirator together with Yuri Lenkov in the December Crises, which sought to remove Konstantin from power. Roberts successfully deceived the Lancastrian government into providing special operations forces to assist him in taking the Pontifical Palace from the forces of Protector-General Vera Levedeva. He would die in the culminating Battle for Ekklesiovsk at the Pontifical Palace on 22 January 3022, along with Lenkov.

Konstantin IX posthumously stripped Roberts of all of his state and clerical offices, and rendered his acts nullified.

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-His Eminence Bishop Emeritus Talbot Roberts II is a retired Pontifical Bishop who has formerly served as Vicar-General under Pontifex Rokossovsky, and Archbishop of the Xel-Palmas under Pontifex Konstantin IX until 1/31/3021. Roberts was acting-Pontifex during the 17th Pontifical Conclave.
+Talbot Roberts was an Ekklesiovskian bishop and statesman. Roberts served as Vicar-General to Pontifex Rokossovsky from 3016 until Rokossovsky's death in 3020. Roberts was appointed bishop of the Xel-Palmas by Pontifex Konstantin IX until retiring on 31 January 3021.
+Roberts was a key conspirator together with Yuri Lenkov in the December Crises, which sought to remove Konstantin from power. Roberts successfully deceived the Lancastrian government into providing special operations forces to assist him in taking the Pontifical Palace from the forces of Protector-General Vera Levedeva. He would die in the culminating Battle for Ekklesiovsk at the Pontifical Palace on 22 January 3022, along with Lenkov.
+Konstantin IX posthumously stripped Roberts of all of his state and clerical offices, and rendered his acts nullified.
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