The Power of the Pope During the Middle Ages: Or, An Historical Inquiry Into the Origin of the Temporal Power of the Holy See and the Constitutional Laws of the Middle Ages Relating to the Deposition of Sovereigns, Tom 1C. Dolman, 1853 |
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... Lombards 166 113. Powers of the Patriarchs after the close of the fourth century . 114. Use made by St. Cyril of Alexandria of his power ib . 168 115. Use made of it by Dioscorus 170 116. Extraordinary power given by Justinian to the ...
... Lombards 166 113. Powers of the Patriarchs after the close of the fourth century . 114. Use made by St. Cyril of Alexandria of his power ib . 168 115. Use made of it by Dioscorus 170 116. Extraordinary power given by Justinian to the ...
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... Lombards 217 36. Favourable dispositions of Pepin - His first expedition into Italy 218 37. Rome again besieged by the Lombards - Urgent letter of Pope Stephen II . to Pepin 221 38. The language of the pope in those letters unjustly ...
... Lombards 217 36. Favourable dispositions of Pepin - His first expedition into Italy 218 37. Rome again besieged by the Lombards - Urgent letter of Pope Stephen II . to Pepin 221 38. The language of the pope in those letters unjustly ...
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... Lombards having usurped that territory about the close of the same century , restored it to Pope John ( about the year 708 ) , as having been formerly a possession of the Roman Church.3 The patrimonies of that Church in Sicily and in ...
... Lombards having usurped that territory about the close of the same century , restored it to Pope John ( about the year 708 ) , as having been formerly a possession of the Roman Church.3 The patrimonies of that Church in Sicily and in ...
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... Lombards ; and we shall find his generosity in the same cause adopted as the rule and prin- ciple by all his successors , until the complete extinction of the Roman empire in the West . 85. The increase of the Wealth of the Church ...
... Lombards ; and we shall find his generosity in the same cause adopted as the rule and prin- ciple by all his successors , until the complete extinction of the Roman empire in the West . 85. The increase of the Wealth of the Church ...
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... Lombards . Far from regarding with displeasure this increase of the tem- poral power of the clergy , the successors of Justinian extended it still more , especially in Italy , where the state of affairs rendered the co - operation of ...
... Lombards . Far from regarding with displeasure this increase of the tem- poral power of the clergy , the successors of Justinian extended it still more , especially in Italy , where the state of affairs rendered the co - operation of ...
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