Christoph Nebel
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became a canon of Mainz Cathedral and later also of Trier Cathedral. Christoph Nebel was ordained as a priest in Mainz on 3 June 1731. On 9 September 1732
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on 22 October 1763. He was subsequently consecrated as a bishop by Christoph Nebel, Auxiliary Bishop of Mainz, on 13 November 1763. The cathedral chapter