A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... papal authority . Women who were notorious for their depravity exercised a deplorable influence in papal affairs . At no time had the situation of the papacy been more scandalous . The political character of the papacy over- shadowed ...
... papal authority . Women who were notorious for their depravity exercised a deplorable influence in papal affairs . At no time had the situation of the papacy been more scandalous . The political character of the papacy over- shadowed ...
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... papal states and their political relations with every country in Europe . He was responsible for the collection of revenue from the whole Church . Innumerable conferences had to be held with legates , bishops , abbots , and monks , with ...
... papal states and their political relations with every country in Europe . He was responsible for the collection of revenue from the whole Church . Innumerable conferences had to be held with legates , bishops , abbots , and monks , with ...
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... papal chair , no pope had succeeded in becoming an effective master of the papal states . Innocent immediately undertook the task of subjecting Rome and central Italy . In a remarkably short time he succeeded . Aided by Italian ...
... papal chair , no pope had succeeded in becoming an effective master of the papal states . Innocent immediately undertook the task of subjecting Rome and central Italy . In a remarkably short time he succeeded . Aided by Italian ...
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