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According to this article Johan Baazius the Younger was consecrated in 19 March 1668 by Lars Stigzelius. However, the Swedish Wikipedia says he consecrated at the same date by Johannes Lenaeus. Which one is right? Does this mean that his first consecration as the bishop of Växjö was done by Lenaeus in 1668, and later he was consecrated as the archbishop by Stigzelius, who was his predecessor in that post? It seems that Stigzelius himself became a bishop in 1670, so this explanation seems more likely. Of course the article needs a good source for that.Niera (talk) 08:02, 28 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]
