Decisive Events in History
Decisive Events in History
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The priests gave gold and silver, the merchants brought goods and stuffs, and even the farmers contributed the produce of their fields. A clerk stood near the Duke and wrote in a register what each man promised. The nobles and free-lances of neighbouring provinces, and even of some distant states, flocked to the Norman standard, for they were promised large pay, and for the men there were the hopes of plunder, while their leaders were to be rewarded with English possessions, or to be married to... English heiresses. An embassy to Eome obtained from the Pope, Alexander II. , a license to invade England on the condition that the Norman Duke should hold it as a fief of the Church.
The result was the arrival of a pontifical diploma, signed with the cross and sealed with that round leaden seal called in Latin a dulla, which gave the name of didis to State letters and licenses from the Pope. Accompanying the " bull " was a consecrated banner and a costly ring containing one of the hairs of St.
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The priests gave gold and silver, the merchants brought goods and stuffs, and even the farmers contributed the produce of their fields. A clerk stood near the Duke and wrote in a register what each man promised. The nobles and free-lances of neighbouring provinces, and even of some distant states, flocked to the Norman standard, for they were promised large pay, and for the men there were the hopes of plunder, while their leaders were to be rewarded with English possessions, or to be married to... English heiresses. An embassy to Eome obtained from the Pope, Alexander II. , a license to invade England on the condition that the Norman Duke should hold it as a fief of the Church.
The result was the arrival of a pontifical diploma, signed with the cross and sealed with that round leaden seal called in Latin a dulla, which gave the name of didis to State letters and licenses from the Pope. Accompanying the " bull " was a consecrated banner and a costly ring containing one of the hairs of St.
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