This article is about the thirteenth-century bishop. For other people named Nicholas, Bishop of the Isles, see Nicholas, Bishop of the Isles (disambiguation).
Nicholas (died 1217), also known as Koli, was a thirteenth-century Bishop of the Isles.
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