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76S-Stephen w. Literary.
772-Adrian 1. Sanctioned images.
795-Leo III. Crowned Charlemagne,
500.
S16-Stephen v.
S17-Pascal I. Ascetic and built
churches.
S24-Eugenius II. Father of the af-
flicted."
827-Valentinus.
S27-Gregory Nv. Pious and learned.
S44-Sergius II.
S4-Leo ". Defeated the Saracens.
S55-Benedict III.
85S-Nicholas the Great. CONVEX
sion of BulGarians.
S67-Adrian II. Eminent for sanctity
N2-Iohn VIII. Crowned three en-
perors.
SS2-Marinus or Martin II. Condemn
SS4-Adrian III. Condemned Photius
SS5-Stephen VI. Very charitable.
S91-Form osus.
S96-Boniface VI. Deposed.
S97-Stephen vi or VII.
S97-Romanus.
S9S-Theodorus II. Governed % days
S98-.Tohn TX.
9OO-Benedict w. "a great Pope"
9O3-Leo V. Expelled: died in prison.
9O3-Christopher.
9O4-Cergius III,
S11-Anastius III.
913-Landonius, or Lando.
9l4-John x. Stifed by Guy, Duke of
Tuscany.
92S-Leo VI.
929-Stephen VII or VIII.
931-John XI. Imprisoned in the cas-
Ia Nf - IL
9S6-Leo VII. Great for zeal and
piety.
9S9-Stephen VIII or TX.
942-Marinus II, or Martin III. Chart
table.
94s-Agapetus II. OF holy life: mod
crate.
956-John XII. Deposed and muir
dered.
963-Leo VIII.
964-Benedicet V. Chosen on the
death of John XII. but opposed
by Leo VIII. who was supported
by the Emperor Ohio: died at
Hamburg.
965-Iohn XIII Elected by the au-
thority of the Emperor.
972-Benedict VI. Murdered in prison.
974-Domnus II.
975-Benedict VII.
9S4-John XIV. Died before consecra-
ton.
9S5-.Iohn XVI.
990-Gregory V. Expelled by the En-
peror and barbarously used.
999-Sylvester II (Gerbert). Learned
and scientific: said to have in
PRODUCED the Arabic numerals
and invented clocks.
l003-John XVII.
XVII. Abdicated.
w.
VIII. Supported by the
Emperor against Gregory.
XIX. Deposed.
TX. Deposed.
III.
VI. Deposed.
II. Died the next year
Clemens Romanus, the first
Clement).
TX again. Again de-
posed.
.O4s-Damascus II. Died soon after.
L04S-St. Leo TX. A reformer
chair vacant one Year,.
1055-Victor II. A reformer.
TX or x.
x. Expelled.
II. Increased the tenn
poral power.
II. Raised the Papal
power.
I073-St. Gregory VII (Hildebrand).
Great reformer; opposed the EN-
peror Henry w respecting in
vestitures and communicated
him, 1916; restored him at Ca
nossa, 1877; died in exile, 1885.
L0S0-Clement III.
L0S5-The chair vacant one year.
086-Victor Ill Learned
L0SS-Urban II. Crusades commenced.
l099-Pascal II (Ranier). Tuscany
given to the Papacy by the Coun-
tess Matilda.
.11s-Gelasius II. Retired to a mo-
mastery
-119-Calixtus II. Settled investiture
question.
II.
II. Condemned here
sizes; held second Lateran Coun-
GILL
L13S-Victor w.
-144-Lucius II. Killed by accident.
145-Eugenious III. Ascetic.
Nv.
w. or Nicholas Brakes
peare. The only Englishman
elected Pope: said to have been
once a beggar; born at Abbots
Langley, near st. Adams; Fred
rick l Frustrated himself before
him, kissed his foot, held his
stirrup and led the white palfrey
on which he rode.
159-Alexander III. Learned; canon
lied Thomas a Beckett: resisted
Frederick /.
I1S-Lucius III. The cardinals acquire
VIII. Ruled only two
I1s7-Clement III. Proclaimed third
crusade.
III.
l19S-Innocent III. Gothario Conti).
Endeavored to free Rome from
foreign influence; excommunicat-
ed John of England; preached
the crusade against the Albigen-
ses, 1904.
l216-Honorius III. Learned and plus.
I227-Gregory TX. Preached a new cru
sade.
days after his election.
The chair vacant one year and
seven months.
I243-Innocent ". Opposed Frederick
H. gave the red hat to cardinals.
".
l261-Urban ~. Instituted Feast of
Corpus Christi.
l265-Clement ". An enlightened
Frenchman, previously legate to
England; discouraged the cru
sades
I26s-The chair vacant two years and
nine months.
X. Held a council at
Lyons to reconcile the churches
of the East and West
I276-Innoccnt V. Died shortly after
I276-Andrain V. Legate to England
1854; died thirty-six days after
election.
,o-e xTtoadovogpus Died the next dav