Great Names & Nations 1-2
Great Names & Nations 1-2
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He had married the daughter of Des-i-de'-ri-us, the Lombard king, and afterwards divorced her and sent her home to her father. Desiderius was so angry at this that he called upon Pope Ha'-dri-an to make the son of Carloman king instead of Charlemagne.
The Frank king promptly led his army across The Crowning of Charlemagne.
THE EMPIRE OF CHABLEMAONE 58 the Alps, took Desiderius prisoner and shut him up in a convent. He then put the iron crown of the Lombard upon his own head and declared him- se...lf lord of all Italy.
On accoimt of the crimes of the Empress Irene at Constantinople, who had blinded her own son that she might rule, the Italians declared them- selves independent of her. The Eastern emperors had gone on calling themselves Roman emperors ever since the time of Constantine, although they had no power at Rome.
The Greek and Roman churches had come to think diif erently about religion. A great dispute about the use of images came up in the eighth cen- tury. In the East the mosaics and pictures were taken out of the churches and destroyed, the priests claiming that the people worshiped these things as idols.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had married the daughter of Des-i-de'-ri-us, the Lombard king, and afterwards divorced her and sent her home to her father. Desiderius was so angry at this that he called upon Pope Ha'-dri-an to make the son of Carloman king instead of Charlemagne.
The Frank king promptly led his army across The Crowning of Charlemagne.
THE EMPIRE OF CHABLEMAONE 58 the Alps, took Desiderius prisoner and shut him up in a convent. He then put the iron crown of the Lombard upon his own head and declared him- se...lf lord of all Italy.
On accoimt of the crimes of the Empress Irene at Constantinople, who had blinded her own son that she might rule, the Italians declared them- selves independent of her. The Eastern emperors had gone on calling themselves Roman emperors ever since the time of Constantine, although they had no power at Rome.
The Greek and Roman churches had come to think diif erently about religion. A great dispute about the use of images came up in the eighth cen- tury. In the East the mosaics and pictures were taken out of the churches and destroyed, the priests claiming that the people worshiped these things as idols.
What to read after Great Names & Nations 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harmon Bay Niver to read onlineMoreLess
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