The See of Rome in the Middle Ages
The See of Rome in the Middle Ages
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P. 145, After a vacancy of three months Urban IV. Was elected in 1261: he died October 1264; his life, ibid. P. 305. Clement IV. Succeeded in February 1265, and died November 1268; his life, ibid. P. 325. The See was then vacant for two years and nine months, until the election of Gregory X. In 1271: Gregory died January 1276 ; his life, ibid. P. 467. Innocent V. Succeeded February 1276, dying five months later; ibid. P. 561. Hadrian V. Elected July 1276, died forty days later ; ibid. He was fo...llowed by John XIX. [XX. ] Sep- tember 1276, who died in the following year ; his life, ibid. P. 585. Nicolas III. Succeeded December 1277, and died 1280; ibid. P. 595. After a five months' vacancy Martin II [IV. ] was elected February 1281, and died 1285 ; ibid. P. 721. Next followed Honorius IV. In April 1285 to April 1287; ibid. ^. 851. Then after a year's vacancy in 1288, Nicolas IV. , who held it until 1292 ; ibid. P. 1 161. After a two years' vacancy Coelestine V. Suc- ceeded in 1294-; his life, ibid.
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P. 145, After a vacancy of three months Urban IV. Was elected in 1261: he died October 1264; his life, ibid. P. 305. Clement IV. Succeeded in February 1265, and died November 1268; his life, ibid. P. 325. The See was then vacant for two years and nine months, until the election of Gregory X. In 1271: Gregory died January 1276 ; his life, ibid. P. 467. Innocent V. Succeeded February 1276, dying five months later; ibid. P. 561. Hadrian V. Elected July 1276, died forty days later ; ibid. He was fo...llowed by John XIX. [XX. ] Sep- tember 1276, who died in the following year ; his life, ibid. P. 585. Nicolas III. Succeeded December 1277, and died 1280; ibid. P. 595. After a five months' vacancy Martin II [IV. ] was elected February 1281, and died 1285 ; ibid. P. 721. Next followed Honorius IV. In April 1285 to April 1287; ibid. ^. 851. Then after a year's vacancy in 1288, Nicolas IV. , who held it until 1292 ; ibid. P. 1 161. After a two years' vacancy Coelestine V. Suc- ceeded in 1294-; his life, ibid.
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