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Page 92
... Benedict XIII , the pope of Avignon , without recognizing Boniface IX at Rome because he was no longer functioning for the common good of the people . Second , in 1438 , during another national synod , Charles VII issued the Pragmatic ...
... Benedict XIII , the pope of Avignon , without recognizing Boniface IX at Rome because he was no longer functioning for the common good of the people . Second , in 1438 , during another national synod , Charles VII issued the Pragmatic ...
Page 224
... Benedict nor Gregory acknowledged the council's authority , there were , in effect , three popes simultaneously attempting to run the church . In 1414 Gerson and d'Ailly led the reform- ers into a second council , at Constance . Un- der ...
... Benedict nor Gregory acknowledged the council's authority , there were , in effect , three popes simultaneously attempting to run the church . In 1414 Gerson and d'Ailly led the reform- ers into a second council , at Constance . Un- der ...
Page 478
... Benedict IX to resign in order to save the papacy from scandal arising from Benedict's licentious behaviour . But Gregory was accused of simony at the Council of Sutri , Papal States , held by the Holy Roman em- peror Henry III in 1046 ...
... Benedict IX to resign in order to save the papacy from scandal arising from Benedict's licentious behaviour . But Gregory was accused of simony at the Council of Sutri , Papal States , held by the Holy Roman em- peror Henry III in 1046 ...
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