The Age of HildebrandC. Scribner's Sons, 1901 - 457 pages |
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Abbot Alexander allegiance Anacletus Anagni Anselm antipope apostolic appeared Apulia Archbishop Barbarossa barons Becket Bernard Bernard of Clairvaux bishops Boniface canon Canterbury cardinals century Charlemagne Christ Christian Christian of Mainz claimed clergy Clugny command Conrad consecrated Constantinople contest coronation council crown crusade death declared decree demanded ecclesiastical election Emperor empire England episcopal excommunication fief France Frederick German Geschichte Gregorian Gregory VII Gregory's Guibert Guiscard Hadrian Henry Henry's heresy heretics Hildebrand Hildebrandian Holy imperial Innocent Innocent's interdict investiture Italy King kingdom Lateran Lombard Lothair Markwald marriage Mathilde monastery monks Monte Cassino nobles Normans oath Otto Papacy papal legates Paris party Paschal Pataria peace Peter Philip pontificate Pope Pope's possession preaching prelates priests princes promised Ravenna Raymond received refused Roger Roman Church Rome Rudolph secular power senate sent Sicily simony successor summoned synod territory theology Thomas à Becket tion took Toulouse treaty Tuscany