「papacy」の共起表現一覧(2語右で並び替え)
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| eeing Liutprand if Desiderius would attack the | papacy until a Byzantine force from Sicily could join |
| The length of Pius VII's | papacy had a significant influence because of the for |
| Italy, brought about by the restoration of the | papacy as a moral dominion, founded on religion and p |
| wns in Latium (see Vetralla) were given to the | Papacy, "as a gift to the blessed Apostles Peter and |
| in 1218, he is elected Bishop of Brechin; the | papacy issued a mandate to the bishop of St Andrews f |
| John V's | papacy saw a continuation of improving relations with |
| The Ostrogothic | Papacy was a period from 493 to 537 where the papacy |
| king managed to secure good relations with the | papacy at a time when he faced rebellions from his so |
| Poland, with support of the | papacy, was able to increase its ties with the Grand |
| Benevento was an important treaty between the | papacy of Adrian IV and the Norman Kingdom of Sicily. |
| V remained dependent on Charles throughout his | papacy; soon after his coronation, on 29 April he nam |
| He justified this request by informing the | papacy that after Mar Shimun VII Ishuyau's death in 1 |
| ent and united his interests with those of the | papacy once again, he pressured the College of Cardin |
| and launched through Cluny's persuasion by the | papacy of Alexander II, the purpose of which is to pr |
| val Pope at Avignon, renounce all claim to the | Papacy, he also would renounce his, so that a fresh e |
| From 756 to 1870 the | Papacy was also a territorial power ruling a large pa |
| He was a major figure in the Avignon | papacy, and also a diplomat engaged in the negotiatio |
| d to using a forged letter of support from the | papacy in an attempt to get consecrated. |
| Following the break between Henry VIII and the | Papacy, the Anglican Churches came into being and som |
| time of his marriage but did not persuade the | papacy to annul the marriage. |
| iff, but his grandson, who was elevated to the | papacy as Antipope Anacletus II, was lambasted for hi |
| atherine accepted the authority of the Avignon | Papacy, under Antipope Clement VII and became a staun |
| lic powers did not come to the Pope's aid, the | papacy rejected any substantial accommodation with th |
| elli has been criticized for arrogating to the | papacy too arbitrary a civil power, a perusal of his |
| In opposition to Bodkin, the | papacy appointed Arthur O'Friel to Tuam and Cornelius |
| ng to resist the temporal encroachments of the | papacy and, as absolute monarch, to defend his rights |
| od when it is remembered that at that time the | papacy was at war with the Florentines and was in dir |
| He was on friendly terms with Rome, though the | Papacy stood at its nadir. |
| Portuguese monarchy disputed the right of the | papacy to award the Order, and in one famous case arr |
| On 2 March 1391, Thomas was provided by the | papacy to be Archdeacon of Galloway. |
| pleton, for his reliance on the history of the | Papacy to be found in Bartolomeo Platina. |
| In 1598 Clement VIII won more credit for the | papacy by bringing about a definite treaty of peace b |
| nt several times to Rome as an emissary to the | papacy on business related to Anselm, one of whose su |
| by Roman cooks during the time of the Avignon | Papacy, it can be considered a type of white pizza, a |
| p of York, English cardinal, candidate for the | papacy and chief minister of Henry VIII of England. |
| tuation and reassert imperial control over the | papacy, but choosing instead to deal with the Staufen |
| During this period, known as the Avignon | Papacy, the city of Avignon and the adjacent Comtat V |
| Vatican II (1950) claim of Michel Colin to the | papacy as Clement XV. |
| cholas was the only candidate to travel to the | papacy; as Cockburn commented, "An abbot could face t |
| other bishops of Scotland were ordered by the | papacy to collect one tenth of their annual revenue " |
| Most of his | papacy was concerned with healing the schism that had |
| Even after his elevation to the | Papacy, he continued to hold the archbishopric of Mil |
| Ian Stuart Robinson, The | Papacy, 1073-1198: Continuity and Innovation, Cambrid |
| He also investigated the history of the early | papacy and controversially held that St. Peter never |
| e and fair and may have refused to take up the | papacy until convinced that they had been. |
| on with the pope; he upheld the primacy of the | papacy and defended the freedom and rights of the Chu |
| Tradition holds that during his | papacy he determined the various prerogatives of the |
| The validity of his | papacy is disputed. |
| At the time of Eustathius, the | Papacy claimed dominion over the Christian world, not |
| e during the earlier periods of strife between | Papacy and Empire. |
| The other irritant (to the | papacy) in English relations was Cardinal Bellarmine' |
| , the Catholic Church would be persecuted, the | Papacy would enter a period of tribulation, faithful |
| The | Papacy, in exile from New Rome, now lives in the city |
| he death of Pope Liberius, he succeeded to the | Papacy amidst factional violence. |
| argued that the image of an ultra-conservative | papacy is false and that the Vatican must overhaul it |
| As archbishop, Anselm opposed the | papacy in favour of an imperialist policy which prese |
| and 1220, Andrezel - March 28, 1285) held the | papacy from February 21, 1281 until his death. |
| ernal church conflict over the validity of his | papacy with Felix V. Recognized by the Kings of Casti |
| lasgow, Arnot received crown nomination to the | papacy to fill the vacant see of Galloway. |
| hop Walter made a "promise of services" to the | papacy, the first payment of which was delivered to A |
| second wave of anti-Gregorian challenge to the | papacy, the first being that of Sabinian. |
| 13 he is found paying or promising to pay the | Papacy 800 florins. |
| 18 April 1510, for which on 7 May he paid the | papacy 50 florins. |
| red Pavia, ending the Lombard kingdom "and the | Papacy was forever delivered from its persistent and |
| erica, meanwhile, will establish ties with the | Papacy, in fulfilment of the second beast of Revelati |
| entrenched as it even had been in the Baroque | Papacy: he gave them the best-paid civil and ecclesia |
| on de Portiis acting in Fraser's name paid the | papacy 600 gold florins. |
| purpose of study, when quite young, during the | papacy of Gregory XIII. |
| reek Popes: Eastern influences on Rome and the | papacy from Gregory the Great to Zacharias, A.D. 590- |
| ft for Rome as a young man in 1572, during the | papacy of Gregory XIII, and still remained in Rome af |
| This tax was encouraged by the | Papacy, and had a strong history in the Scandinavian |
| had been granted to the Norman monarchy by the | Papacy; Henry had been excommunicated by the Catholic |
| Prior to his short | papacy, he had been a Canon Lawyer, diplomat, and chi |
| is associated with the Catholic Church and the | papacy, it has been adopted, as a matter of convenien |
| On the papal side (the | papacy being held at this moment by Pope Pius VII) wa |
| In 1159 there was a disputed election to the | papacy, and Henry II's support helped to secure recog |
| pe John XXII shortly after his election to the | papacy named him Vice-Chancellor of the Holy Roman Ch |
| However, he was quickly reconciled with the | Papacy before his death. |
| He was the second pope of the Byzantine | Papacy, like his predecessor a former apocrisiarius t |
| a new name (regnal name) upon elevation to the | papacy, as his theophoric birth name honoured the Rom |
| ts own sphere (in suo orbe) in the East as the | Papacy was in the world (in universo). |
| The Seat of the Pope during his | papacy remained in the Saint Mark's church in Alexand |
| The Seat of the Pope during his | papacy remained in the Saint Mary Church (Haret Elrou |
| The seat of the Pope during his | papacy remained in the Church of the Virgin Mary in C |
| The seat of the Pope during his | papacy remained in the Saint Mary Church (Haret Elrou |
| The seat of the Pope during his | papacy remained in the Church of the Virigin Mary (Ha |
| The seat of the Pope in Cairo during his | papacy remained in the Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox C |
| The Seat of the Pope in Cairo during his | papacy remained in the Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox C |
| nt Manuel tried to establish contacts with the | Papacy, but in 1232 the longstanding breach with the |
| gistered in the catalogue of saints during the | papacy of Innocent III at the request of Rambaud Flot |
| During Pope Yosab II's | papacy the Institute of Coptic Studies was founded in |
| Adrian's accession the territory ruled by the | papacy was invaded by Desiderius, king of the Lombard |
| (1075-87) reveal that by the 12th century the | Papacy felt it had political powers superior to all k |
| If the intent was a rapprochement with the | papacy then it failed. |
| ased discontent with the temporal power of the | papacy within Italy and produced calls from around th |
| ebruary 1382, when a mandate was issued by the | papacy confirming its erection. |
| 177, was an important peace treaty between the | papacy and its allies, the north Italian city-states |
| 177, was an important peace treaty between the | papacy and its allies, the north Italian city-states |
| The | papacy delayed its ratification however, and the unif |
| Instead the | papacy confined itself (see Prisoner in the Vatican) |
| ok "Vows of Silence: The Abuse of Power in the | Papacy of John Paul II", and the related TV documenta |
| John XVII was nominated to the | papacy by John Crescentius, a Roman noble who held po |
| cchieri, who was also assigned the case by the | papacy after John objected. |
| He was provided by the | Papacy on June 14, on the condition he should resign |
| any years nuncio to Spain; his election to the | papacy was largely backed by the Spanish faction. |
| the territory between Rome and Ravenna to the | Papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of t |
| Visconti as Pope Gregory X, who concerned his | papacy with little more than the advocacy of the Crus |
| orn pope who ended the period during which the | papacy was located in Avignon, France (the so-called |
| f the council, he spent the better part of his | papacy at loggerheads with the council and objecting |
| His | papacy was marked by reconciliation between the city |
| was assisted in his doctrinal dispute with the | papacy by Marsilius of Padua, and later by the Englis |
| , Aragon, and England, support for the Avignon | Papacy, and matrimonial alliance. |
| ty Deyn fulfilled, sending the proceeds to the | papacy via merchants in Bruges. |
| s Papes, the place of residence of the Avignon | papacy during most of the 14th century. |
| that the fate of the Templars rested with the | papacy, and no one else. |
| olic clerics in Geneva and to take an oath the | Papacy found objectionable. |
| Eathain (MacLean), was accused of going to the | papacy to obtain the rights to the Isles and Iona, bu |
| mo, born to his mistress at Bologna before his | papacy, castellan of Sant'Angelo and Gonfalonier of t |
| On 29 April 1670, the | papacy was offered to him by fifty-nine Cardinals pre |
| eloped his beliefs on the current state of the | papacy, relying on Cardinal Cajetan and St. Robert Be |
| The nomination was agreeable with the | papacy and on May 17, he was provided to the see. |
| civilly constituted the French Church and the | Papacy was only resolved in 1801, when the Concordat |
| The | papacy then ordered that 300 English benefices should |
| The | papacy of Pope Shenouda III has seen a worldwide expa |
| The | papacy of Pope Gregory IX (1227-1241) and the kingshi |
| Syriac language inscriptions on it, during the | papacy of Pope Gabriel I of Alexandria (910-921). |
| the Kingdom of Scotland sided with the Avignon | Papacy, Avignon Pope Clement VII made Walter a cardin |
| o he accompanied him to Rome to work under the | papacy of Pope Urban VIII Here he was patronized by O |
| olic-Jewish dialogue that commenced during the | papacy of Pope John XXIII. |
| During the | papacy of Pope Urban VIII, whose princely rival among |
| Under the | papacy of Pope Shenouda III, Coptic Orthodox churches |
| In 531, in the | papacy of Pope Boniface II, he took part in the Synod |
| During the | papacy of Pope Michael V of Alexandria, who brought t |
| and three archbishops have been elected to the | Papacy as Pope Julius II, Pope Gregory XV, Pope Bened |
| The | Papacy had previously reconciled with Mary I, who ret |
| according to Zuccotti, "throughout his entire | papacy his private secretary and closest advisor". |
| pril 1536, he received crown nomination to the | papacy for provision to become commendator St Mary's |
| On being elected to the | Papacy Julius raised the now 17-year old but still un |
| precipitated a quarrel between France and the | papacy, which resulted in Alexander VII's temporary l |
| During his | papacy, he returned the relics of Saint Macarius from |
| On June 25, 1320, King Edward petitioned the | papacy for Richard to filled the see of Dunblane, vac |
| he final peace between the Bosnian Ban and the | Papacy, the Roman Catholic Church started to grow in |
| Fearing that Italians wishing to return the | papacy to Rome would detain Grimoard, the French card |
| With the return of the | papacy to Rome and to the sovereignty of the Papal St |
| t, on the condition that he did not return the | papacy to Rome, an offer the cardinal refused. |
| In 1410, Giovanni bet on the return of the | papacy to Rome, and was correct. |
| He agreed to allow appeals to the | papacy in Rome, and to eliminate all customs to which |
| nly two popes had reigned in opposition to the | papacy in Rome. |
| After the election of his uncle to the | papacy (1 September 1181) he was named Camerlengo of |
| e death of Pope Adrian V he was elected to the | papacy on September 5, 1276 and took the name Gregory |
| thought necessary for his studies" during the | papacy of Sergius I (687-701). |
| , Compared with its Deliverance from the Roman | Papacy (1652) sermon on the Battle of Worcester |
| c conflict between the Catholic Church (mainly | papacy) and state (mainly the Holy Roman Empire) in t |
| done in error; black smoke signifying that the | papacy was still vacant was quickly created and the p |
| is death at the age of 95, his was the longest | papacy until surpassed by the 24-year papacy of Pius |
| Alexander was told by the | papacy to take the oath of fealty to the Pope Martin |
| The | papacy insisted that the right of the Portuguese mona |
| re to increase and centralize the power of the | Papacy, and that he subordinated opposition to the Na |
| e in reconciling the Barberini family with the | papacy (at that stage Pope Innocent X) after the Wars |
| dom managed to defend its possessions, but the | Papacy declared the Kingdom escheated because of disl |
| ecognized Hackett's outstanding service to the | papacy and the Archdiocese of Baltimore. |
| , Simon de Brie was unanimously elected to the | papacy, taking the name Martin IV, on February 22, 12 |
| lared, "We here are of the conviction that the | papacy is the seat of the true and real Antichrist." |
| nd workshops had diminished during the Avignon | Papacy, when the sources of patronage were removed fr |
| 024 to come to an accommodation with the Latin | Papacy concerning the widening gap between the Wester |
| ch, and in abolishing the feudal privileges of | Papacy and the nobility in the Kingdom of the Two Sic |
| e Plantin press had a monopoly, granted by the | papacy, for the printing of liturgical formularies, y |
| Tobi, 1086 A.M. (6 January 1370 AD) During his | papacy, in the year 1370 AD, a great light appeared i |
| presence of the Ottoman fleet so close to the | Papacy alarmed the Spanish, who began assembling firs |
| lies, the house of Spoleto, that contested the | papacy at the time. |
| n assembling a ''Holy League'', comprising the | Papacy, Spain, the Republic of Genoa, the Republic of |
| became a freemason and wrote odes against the | papacy during the presence of Pius VI in Vienna, as w |
| m falling under the jurisdiction of either the | Papacy or the Papal States. |
| ho sought to gain votes for a successor to the | papacy during the lifetime of the pope, or who called |
| n was contested by Walter, who appealed to the | papacy, and the monks counterappealed. |
| e historical delineation between the Byzantine | Papacy and the Frankish Papacy. |
| may well also have been wishing to appease the | papacy after the long dispute over his marriage which |
| The | Papacy and the Levant, 1204-1571: The Sixteenth Centu |
| ns for such strong support of monasticism, the | papacy (including the Gregorian reforms), and the suz |
| nger of his life, denouncing the errors of the | Papacy and the abuses in the church at Montrose, Dund |
| 1744), "Notes of the accommodation between the | Papacy and the Royal Court of Naples" (published in R |
| ern Mediterranean, Charles V, supported by the | Papacy and the Knights of Malta, decided to organize |
| The principal act of his | papacy was the absolution of Louis VII of France (113 |
| he Senate of Rome, which sought to replace the | papacy in the temporal government of the city, took o |
| Setton, Kenneth Meyer (1978), The | Papacy and the Levant, 1204-1571, DIANE Publishing, I |
| to be renewed annually by parliament, but the | Papacy issued the bull "Saepe Nos" in 1888 which was |
| ce throughout the empire and to strengthen the | papacy against the aggressions of the barons. |
| d in assembling a Holy League (composed of the | Papacy, Spain, the Holy Roman Empire, the Republic of |
| In Italy, Guilhem was free to criticise the | Papacy and the Crusade however much and in whatever w |
| the seat of a bishopric, was retrieved for the | Papacy after the defeat of the Lombards. |
| Prominent among the candidates for the | papacy were the great historian Baronius and the famo |
| the policy of expansion and raids against the | papacy and the Byzantine exarchate of Ravenna. |
| In Lawrence, C. H.. The English Church and the | Papacy in the Middle Ages (1999 Reprint ed.). |
| art of the Guelphs, who in general favored the | Papacy over the Holy Roman Emperor. |
| commune which rejected the secular rule of the | Papacy in the Eternal City. |
| Given the low status of the | papacy at the time, it is unlikely that the impetus f |
| Hostilities between the | papacy and the Duchy of Parma resumed in 1649, and fo |
| ed some jurisdictional differences between the | Papacy and the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbaross |
| his last appearance in 1242, and 1246 when the | papacy mandated the confirmation of his successor Alb |
| In 1539, after protracted negotiations, the | papacy allowed the construction of the church of San |
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