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'The Rape of the Lock' author, 4 letters
'The Rape of the Lock' poet, 4 letters
An Essay on Criticism author, 4 letters
An Essay on Criticism essayist, 4 letters
An Essay on Criticism writer, 4 letters
An Essay on Man poet Alexander, 4 letters
An Essay on Man writer, 4 letters
Essay on Man author, 4 letters
Essay on Man writer, 4 letters
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread writer, 4 letters
Fools rush in source, 4 letters
Rape of the Lock poet, 4 letters
The ___ of Greenwich Village (1984 movie), 4 letters
The ___ of Greenwich Village (1984), 4 letters
Urbi et orbi speaker, 4 letters
Windsor Forest poet, 4 letters
18th-century poet Alexander, 4 letters
18th-century translator of Homer, 4 letters
Alexander or John Paul II, 4 letters
Any of 16 Benedicts, 4 letters
Apostolic Palace resident, 4 letters
Author of stepquote (last name), 4 letters
Benedict XVI or John Paul II, 4 letters
Benedict XVI, currently, 4 letters
Benedict XVI, for one, 4 letters
Calixtus III, for example, 4 letters
Cardinals' manager?, 4 letters
Carol Wojtyla's title, 4 letters
Castel Gandolfo resident, 4 letters
Castel Gandolfo summer resident, 4 letters
Comics character since 1929, 4 letters
Defensive back Marquez, 4 letters
Edmond, who was convicted of espionage in Russia, 4 letters
English poet Alexander, 4 letters
Fisherman's Ring wearer, 4 letters
He denounced Rome's gay pride festival, 4 letters
He sometimes stays at Castel Gandolfo, 4 letters
He's Catholic, in a saying, 4 letters
Head of the Holy See, 4 letters
Innocent or Pius, e.g., 4 letters
It can precede or follow Alexander, 4 letters
John or Paul but not George or Ringo, 4 letters
John or Paul, but not Ringo, 4 letters
John Paul II was the first Pole to attain this position, 4 letters
John Paul II, for example, 4 letters
John Paul II, for one, 4 letters
John Paul II's title, 4 letters
John Paul or John Paul, 4 letters
Leader of the masses?, 4 letters
Master of the heroic couplet, 4 letters
One of six Pauls, e.g., 4 letters
One who pontiff-icates?, 4 letters
Poet who wrote Hope springs eternal in the human breast, 4 letters
Poet who wrote To err is human , 4 letters
Ring of the Fisherman wearer, 4 letters
Roman Catholic leader, 4 letters
See occupant: an English poet (4), 4 letters
St. Peter was the first, 4 letters
St. Peter's Square figure, 4 letters
St. Peter's Square VIP, 4 letters
St. Symmachus, for one, 4 letters
Successor of St. Peter, 4 letters
The Holy See resident, 4 letters
The most recent one was inaugurated in 2005, 4 letters
The Swiss Guards guard him, 4 letters
The Swiss Guards serve him, 4 letters
The Wicked Wasp of Twickenham, 4 letters
Thimble Theater star, 4 letters
Tiara-wearing man who's not entirely comfortable with homosexuality, 4 letters
Vatican City leader, 4 letters
Vatican election of 2005, 4 letters
Wearer of a famous ring, 4 letters
Wearer of a triple tiara, 4 letters
Whom the Swiss Guard guard, 4 letters
Writer who popularized the saying To err is human, to forgive divine, 4 letters
The head of the Roman Catholic Church, 4 letters
Only Englishman to head the Vatican, 12 letters
Mil. post in Fayetteville, N.C., 7 letters
Economist Greenspan, after succeeding Benedict, 8 letters
Sixtus's predecessor, 13 letters
Joseph Ratzinger, today, 15 letters
Leader elected in 2005, 15 letters
John Paul II's reign, 7 letters
Ron behind the Pocket Fisherman, 6 letters
He pardoned Cola di Rienzi, 11 letters
Poet Alexander during Thanksgiving's mo.?, 9 letters
Sainted 6th-century pontiff, 9 letters
Religious-leader honoree of '79, 14 letters
Apostolic title never used after being mistakenly skipped in 1276, 10 letters
One of 13 religious leaders, 7 letters
What 13 pontiffs were called, 7 letters
Pontiff for just 26 days in 1605, 9 letters
Fabric resembling broadcloth, 8 letters
Pontifical perambulator, 10 letters
Ride for Alexander?, 10 letters
Ride that's transparent and bulletproof, 10 letters
Vehicle with a glass case, 10 letters
Any of six pontiffs, 8 letters
Excommunicator of Henry VIII (born 2/29/1468), 11 letters
Vatican Museum holdings?, 15 letters
13 of them were Innocent, 5 letters
Almanac-page listing, 5 letters
Clement V and Gregory VII, 5 letters
Fabian and Hilarius, 5 letters
Innocent and others, 5 letters
John and Paul but not Ringo, 5 letters
John Paul and predecessors, 5 letters
John, Paul and John Paul, 5 letters
Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church, 5 letters
Peter and Paul, but not Mary, 5 letters
Peter and succcessors, 5 letters
Pius XII and Leo XIII, 5 letters
Residents of Castel Gandolfo, 5 letters
St. Peter and his successors, 5 letters
Summer residents of Italy's Castel Gandolfo, 5 letters
Swiss Guard charges, 5 letters
They often have Roman numerals in their names, 5 letters
They're elected in conclaves, 5 letters
Three reigned in 1978, 5 letters
Valentine and Romanus, 5 letters
Vatican City dwellers, 5 letters
Zephyrinus and Zosimus, e.g., 5 letters
There were thirteen, 13 letters
Bird's tail, in slang, 9 letters
'The French Connection' name, 6 letters
French Connection cop, 6 letters
I yam what I yam speaker, 6 letters
Thimble Theatre star, 6 letters
1980 Robert Altman film, 6 letters
1980 screen role for Robin Williams, 6 letters
Cartoon spinach advocate, 6 letters
Character with muskles, 6 letters
Character with a corncob pipe, 6 letters
Comics character with muskles, 6 letters
Comics character with a corncob pipe, 6 letters
Famous spinach eater, 6 letters
Gene's role in The French Connection, 6 letters
He's strong to the finish, 6 letters
His theme song plays when he eats, 6 letters
Jack Mercer supplied his voice, 6 letters
Max Fleischer cartoon creation, 6 letters
Poopdeck Pappy's son, 6 letters
Robin Williams role, 6 letters
Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comic, 6 letters
Sailor with muskles, 6 letters
Segar drew him with a pipe, 6 letters
Short, balding comics hero, 6 letters
Spinach-loving sailor, 6 letters
Ones in our thoughts, 15 letters
Showing surprise or excitement, 7 letters
The French Connection role, 11 letters
Fast-food chain started in Louisiana, 7 letters
Popular chain of chicken restaurants, 7 letters
CARTOON CHARACTER'S FATHER?, 10 letters
Comic strip introduction of 1929, 15 letters
Eerie play photos, when ani-gram-mated?, 15 letters
He yam what he yam, 15 letters
Olive Oyl's screen debut, 15 letters
Opponent of Brutus, 15 letters
Spinach-loving toon, 15 letters
An offensive term for the practices and rituals of the Roman Catholic Church, 6 letters