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Thanks for adding that source at Lanzhou. I think Lanceva was just a guess, and we can't turn guesses into pagenames. In fact "Lanceuvensis" doesn't quite produce "Lanceva": more likely "Lanceu", but even that is not certain.
If you are adding such references again, please notice the way I formatted the link to Catholic Hierarchy. We just need the four-letter code (lnch in this case) from their URL. You also need to cite the Latin diocese name just as I did: we need the real evidence. But please continue!
One other thing: "Olim" means "long ago, in the past". It was placed before "Yunnanfu" because that is an old, outdated name. It doesn't fit before a modern name like "Lanzhou". Andrew Dalby (disputatio) 12:43, 29 Ianuarii 2019 (UTC)