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... whole business of Lombardy might be entrusted to himself . The Emperor answered , that the Princes would aid him in attacking the Italian rebels , unless the Pope could bring the Lombards to reason by Christmas . In September , Gregory ...
... whole business of Lombardy might be entrusted to himself . The Emperor answered , that the Princes would aid him in attacking the Italian rebels , unless the Pope could bring the Lombards to reason by Christmas . In September , Gregory ...
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... whole of the summer , the Patriarch of Antioch had been acting as Papal Legate in Lombardy . He had orders to send the magistrates of this lawless province to Rome by the first of December , that Gregory might arrange the business by ...
... whole of the summer , the Patriarch of Antioch had been acting as Papal Legate in Lombardy . He had orders to send the magistrates of this lawless province to Rome by the first of December , that Gregory might arrange the business by ...
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... whole of its Duchy , which you are trying to bribe into rebel- lion against us . Constantine , leaving Italy to the Apostolic disposal , chose a new abode in Greece ; and the Empire was afterwards transferred to the XI . 1235-1239 ...
... whole of its Duchy , which you are trying to bribe into rebel- lion against us . Constantine , leaving Italy to the Apostolic disposal , chose a new abode in Greece ; and the Empire was afterwards transferred to the XI . 1235-1239 ...
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... whole strength , encamping at Montechiari ; yet they dared not fight . All this time , Frederick was attended by Baldwin de Vere , who had come on a secret embassy from the King of England , bringing part of the dowry of the Empress ...
... whole strength , encamping at Montechiari ; yet they dared not fight . All this time , Frederick was attended by Baldwin de Vere , who had come on a secret embassy from the King of England , bringing part of the dowry of the Empress ...
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... whole city was soon the scene of murder , rape , and robbery . No age or sex was spared ; the bell - tower was fired , and one of its guards was killed by a fall from its top . The chronicler mourns that the glory and honour of the city ...
... whole city was soon the scene of murder , rape , and robbery . No age or sex was spared ; the bell - tower was fired , and one of its guards was killed by a fall from its top . The chronicler mourns that the glory and honour of the city ...
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