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confirm popes . sorts of outrages on the pope , and finally imprisoned him . He escaped and sought safety at the court of Charlemagne , who furnished him an escort to reenter Rome . Charlemagne went to the Eternal City to institute an ...
confirm popes . sorts of outrages on the pope , and finally imprisoned him . He escaped and sought safety at the court of Charlemagne , who furnished him an escort to reenter Rome . Charlemagne went to the Eternal City to institute an ...
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The emperor found Gregory at Canossa , but for three days the pope , seemingly unable to make up his mind as to the best policy to pursue , kept the emperor waiting in the bitter cold outside the castle .
The emperor found Gregory at Canossa , but for three days the pope , seemingly unable to make up his mind as to the best policy to pursue , kept the emperor waiting in the bitter cold outside the castle .
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The pope had summoned Frederick to Rome to aid him in the struggle against Arnold of Brescia ( 1154 ) , and , in return for imperial help , he decided to make Frederick Holy Roman Emperor . At the coronation ceremonies ( 1155 ) , every ...
The pope had summoned Frederick to Rome to aid him in the struggle against Arnold of Brescia ( 1154 ) , and , in return for imperial help , he decided to make Frederick Holy Roman Emperor . At the coronation ceremonies ( 1155 ) , every ...
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