A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... pope to crown emperors , and the right of the emperors to confirm popes . The popes were to exercise executive power over the Church , while the emperor was to be the final author- ity in all appeals and in matters which the pope could ...
... pope to crown emperors , and the right of the emperors to confirm popes . The popes were to exercise executive power over the Church , while the emperor was to be the final author- ity in all appeals and in matters which the pope could ...
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... pope , seemingly unable to make up his mind ast to the best policy to pursue , kept the emperor waiting in the bitter cold outside the castle . When the two did meet , Gregory absolved Henry on condition that the king would not exercise ...
... pope , seemingly unable to make up his mind ast to the best policy to pursue , kept the emperor waiting in the bitter cold outside the castle . When the two did meet , Gregory absolved Henry on condition that the king would not exercise ...
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... pope was the supreme ruler ; for example , the pope rode , and Fred- erick led his horse . But Frederick was not the sort of man to give in easily : he set up anti - popes and tried to shape Church policies . Although Frederick swore to ...
... pope was the supreme ruler ; for example , the pope rode , and Fred- erick led his horse . But Frederick was not the sort of man to give in easily : he set up anti - popes and tried to shape Church policies . Although Frederick swore to ...
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