The Papal Monarchy From St Gregory the Great to Boniface Viii 590 1303
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But in a year the lady was sent home ; Hildegard, of a great Suabian family, took her place. Carloman 90 CHARLEMAGNE, PATRICIAN OF ROME died, and his children were set aside in favour of their ambitious uncle in an assemby near Laon. Their mother, Gerberga, took the children and fled with them to the Court of Desiderius, who now staked all on a decisive throw. He lost, and his kingdom came to an end.
Before Gerberga's arrival, he had despatched an embassy to Hadrian, who replied by sending to h...im Paul Afiarta, as an easy means of getting him away from the city. Scarcely was the Chamberlain gone, when rumour announced that the Lombards had seized Faenza and Ferrara ; that they were moving against Ravenna ; and that Desiderius would insist on the coronation of the exiled French infants by Hadrian. Into this scheme Afiarta flung himself heart and soul. He boasted that, willing or unwilling, the Roman Pontiff should meet the King's wishes. But the Pope knew his man. A judicial inquiry was opened at Rome touching the circumstances under which Sergius had been half-strangled and buried alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in a year the lady was sent home ; Hildegard, of a great Suabian family, took her place. Carloman 90 CHARLEMAGNE, PATRICIAN OF ROME died, and his children were set aside in favour of their ambitious uncle in an assemby near Laon. Their mother, Gerberga, took the children and fled with them to the Court of Desiderius, who now staked all on a decisive throw. He lost, and his kingdom came to an end.
Before Gerberga's arrival, he had despatched an embassy to Hadrian, who replied by sending to h...im Paul Afiarta, as an easy means of getting him away from the city. Scarcely was the Chamberlain gone, when rumour announced that the Lombards had seized Faenza and Ferrara ; that they were moving against Ravenna ; and that Desiderius would insist on the coronation of the exiled French infants by Hadrian. Into this scheme Afiarta flung himself heart and soul. He boasted that, willing or unwilling, the Roman Pontiff should meet the King's wishes. But the Pope knew his man. A judicial inquiry was opened at Rome touching the circumstances under which Sergius had been half-strangled and buried alive.
What to read after The Papal Monarchy From St Gregory the Great to Boniface Viii 590 1303?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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