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Pudenziana, and shared with him in the famous struggle revived between Empire and papacy which, transformed into a national movement by the league of the Lombard communes, weakened the power of the Empire at the battle of Legnano. After the peace of Anagni, Boso was present at the meeting in Venice between pope and emperor, and followed the pope on his return to Rome, March 12, 1178. Soon after that, all mention of him in the pontifical registers ceases, and we may infer that his life closed ab...out this time.
Boso's work embraces, with but little interrup- tion, the history of the popes from Stephen VI. Till Adrian IV. And Alexander III. , but can lay claim 204 iEai'lg Qtf)tomlm of Ktalg* to be original only in these two last pontificates.^ For all the rest he reproduces almost verbally the old catalogues and what had been written by the pontifical writers before his time, and especially for the eleventh century by Petrus Pisanus, Pan- dulph, and in the Lzder ad Amicimi of Bonizo, of which we are about to speak.
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Pudenziana, and shared with him in the famous struggle revived between Empire and papacy which, transformed into a national movement by the league of the Lombard communes, weakened the power of the Empire at the battle of Legnano. After the peace of Anagni, Boso was present at the meeting in Venice between pope and emperor, and followed the pope on his return to Rome, March 12, 1178. Soon after that, all mention of him in the pontifical registers ceases, and we may infer that his life closed ab...out this time.
Boso's work embraces, with but little interrup- tion, the history of the popes from Stephen VI. Till Adrian IV. And Alexander III. , but can lay claim 204 iEai'lg Qtf)tomlm of Ktalg* to be original only in these two last pontificates.^ For all the rest he reproduces almost verbally the old catalogues and what had been written by the pontifical writers before his time, and especially for the eleventh century by Petrus Pisanus, Pan- dulph, and in the Lzder ad Amicimi of Bonizo, of which we are about to speak.
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