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... Pope Nicholas I challenged Photius ' elevation to the patriarchate , deploring as uncanonical the six days ' speed with which he had been advanced through the successive ranks of the hierarchy , the Byzantine patriarch refused to bow ...
... Pope Nicholas I challenged Photius ' elevation to the patriarchate , deploring as uncanonical the six days ' speed with which he had been advanced through the successive ranks of the hierarchy , the Byzantine patriarch refused to bow ...
Page 394
... popes and princes of the West . Jerusalem had finally been taken by the Seljuqs in 1071 , but the most immediate threat ... Pope Urban II's appeal in 1095 for recruits to fight a Holy War . The response in western Europe was overwhelming ...
... popes and princes of the West . Jerusalem had finally been taken by the Seljuqs in 1071 , but the most immediate threat ... Pope Urban II's appeal in 1095 for recruits to fight a Holy War . The response in western Europe was overwhelming ...
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... Pope , who anointed him king , along with his father and his brother Carloman , thus sanctioning the new dynasty . The political alliance between the Franks and the Pope against the Lombards was affirmed on the same occasion . When his ...
... Pope , who anointed him king , along with his father and his brother Carloman , thus sanctioning the new dynasty . The political alliance between the Franks and the Pope against the Lombards was affirmed on the same occasion . When his ...
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