Studies in Church History volume 6
Studies in Church History volume 6
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Innocent granted the requested interview ; and in November, 1245, the Most Christian King prostrated himself before the Sovereign Pontiff in the cloisters of the abbey of Cluny. The conferences lasted for fifteen days, Queen Blanche alone assisting. The Pontiff finally an- nounced that he could not accept the conditions formulated by the culprit ; but in order to show that he was not averse to an ultimate reconciliation, he agreed to allow Frederick to wait upon him at Lyons, there to try to cl...ear himself of the cliar- ges, especially of heresy and heinous violence, which the Christian world had made against him. It is not probable that either the Pope or the king believed that Frederick (1) HriLLARD-BKEHOLLES ; loC. Clf. , p. CCCVi.
030 STUDIES IN CHURCH HISTOKY.
would dare to attempt a formal justificatiou of his notorious crimes ; at any rate the perverse man affected to regard the pontifical offer as a refusal of justice, and ere long St. Louis learned that he had resolved to march on Lyons, not for the purpose of conferring with the Pontiff, but in order to seize his sacred person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Innocent granted the requested interview ; and in November, 1245, the Most Christian King prostrated himself before the Sovereign Pontiff in the cloisters of the abbey of Cluny. The conferences lasted for fifteen days, Queen Blanche alone assisting. The Pontiff finally an- nounced that he could not accept the conditions formulated by the culprit ; but in order to show that he was not averse to an ultimate reconciliation, he agreed to allow Frederick to wait upon him at Lyons, there to try to cl...ear himself of the cliar- ges, especially of heresy and heinous violence, which the Christian world had made against him. It is not probable that either the Pope or the king believed that Frederick (1) HriLLARD-BKEHOLLES ; loC. Clf. , p. CCCVi.
030 STUDIES IN CHURCH HISTOKY.
would dare to attempt a formal justificatiou of his notorious crimes ; at any rate the perverse man affected to regard the pontifical offer as a refusal of justice, and ere long St. Louis learned that he had resolved to march on Lyons, not for the purpose of conferring with the Pontiff, but in order to seize his sacred person.
What to read after Studies in Church History volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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