Parallel Source Problems in Medieval History
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Liber Bonithonis Ad Amicunt (the Book of Bonizo to a Friend).
Meanwhile the venerable Gregory started with the 10 grace of peace on his journey to Augsburg with the greatest difficulty on the march, for a most severe winter was then raging. The king, in truth, holding his oath of little account, very suddenly entered Italy. And there are those who say that he wished IS to capture the pope unaware. Which seems sttf- iiciently like the truth, for Gregory,"bishop of Ver- celli, his chancellor in f...act — he whom the princes had commanded to conduct the pope over the mountains — after he had crossed the yoke of the Apennines, 20 heard that he had secretly come within the towii of Vercelli. When he announced this to the pope the pope straightway went into Canossa, a most safely fortified camp of the most excellent Matilda.
The king, in the mean time, seeing that his schemes 25 had been divulged, as was evident to every one, laid aside his ferocity, and approached Canossa clothed in dove-like simplicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liber Bonithonis Ad Amicunt (the Book of Bonizo to a Friend).
Meanwhile the venerable Gregory started with the 10 grace of peace on his journey to Augsburg with the greatest difficulty on the march, for a most severe winter was then raging. The king, in truth, holding his oath of little account, very suddenly entered Italy. And there are those who say that he wished IS to capture the pope unaware. Which seems sttf- iiciently like the truth, for Gregory,"bishop of Ver- celli, his chancellor in f...act — he whom the princes had commanded to conduct the pope over the mountains — after he had crossed the yoke of the Apennines, 20 heard that he had secretly come within the towii of Vercelli. When he announced this to the pope the pope straightway went into Canossa, a most safely fortified camp of the most excellent Matilda.
The king, in the mean time, seeing that his schemes 25 had been divulged, as was evident to every one, laid aside his ferocity, and approached Canossa clothed in dove-like simplicity.
What to read after Parallel Source Problems in Medieval History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Krey, August C. (August Charles), 1887-1961, Joint Author to read onlineMoreLess
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