The Washington times., 1903-08-04

character.
942 Marinus II. or Martin III. Charit-
able
$40 Agapetus II. OF holy life; moder-
956 John XII. the infamous. Deposed
for adultery and cruelty, and
murdered.
963 LEO VIII. An honor to the chair
964 Benedict V. Chosen on the death
of John XII, but opposed by Leo
VIII. who was supported by the
Emperor Othos died at Hamburg.
965 John XIIL Elected by the author
ity OF the Emperor against the
popular VIII.
972 Benedict VI. Murdered in prison.
9T4 Domnus IT-BONIFACE VII.
975 benedict VII
9S4 John XIV. Imprisoned by BONI-
FACE VII.
9S4 John XIV. Died before consecra-
ton.
985 John XVI. Loved gain.
996 Gregory V-JOHN XVII. Expelled
by the Emperor and barbarously
used.
999 Sylvester II (Gerbert). Learned
and scientific: said to have intro
duced the Arabic numerals, AMI
invented clocks.
1908 John XVII. Legitimate Pope: died
same year.
1UO5 john ANlIl- ADQlcateQ-
1909 Sergius " toriginal name "Bocca
di Porco." pig snouD.
1912 Benedict VIII Supported by the
Emperor against GREGORY.
1924 John XIX. Elevated by bribery.
1898 Benedict *. Became Pope by pur-
chase. at twelve years OF age; ex-
PEELED for vices.
1044 SYLVESTER III. Three months
1914 Gregory VI Deposed.
and John Xxx. CThe Emperor very
influential)
1916 Clement H. Died the next year
CLEMENS ROMANUS the FIRST
1047 BENEDICT TX again. Again de-
posed.
104S Damascus II. Died soon after.
10sS St. Leo TX. A reformer of simony
and iDcontinence.
1854 (The chair vacant one year,
1855 VICTOR II. a reformer.
1867 Stephen TX or Y.
1858 BENEDICT Y. Expelled.
loss Nicholas II. Increased the temp
oral power.
1861 Alexander II. Raised the Papal
power.-HONORIUSI II.
1913 st. Gregory VII (Hildebrand). Wig
orous refOrmer; opposed the EN-
peror Henry " respecting investi-
lures and communicated him,
1876. restored him at Canossa,
1917; died in exile. 1855.
1850 CLEMENT III (Guibert).
1885 (The chair vacant one year,
1855 Victor III (Didier). Learned.
1883 Urban II Crusades commenced.
1899 Pascal II (RanierD. Tuscany given
TO the Papacy by the Countess
Matilda.
Ills Gelasius II. Retired to a monastery.
GREGORY VIII.
i119 Calixtus II. Settled investiture
question.
1924 HonoriUs =!
| 1130 Innocent II. Condemned heresies
held second Lateran council
ANACLETUS II.
113S VICTOR ".
1143 Celestine II. Ruled five months
1l44 Lucius IL Killed by accident in a
popular commotion.
1145 Eugenius III. Ascettc.
1153 Anagtesius ".
1854 Adrian ", or Nicholas Brakespeare
The only Englishman elected
Pope; born at Abbot's Langley
near st. Adams; Frederick
prostrated himself before him
kissed his foot. held his stirrup
led the white palfrey on which
he rode.
1853 Alexander III. Learned; canonizeC
Thomas a Beckett; resisted Fred
NAANh - Llcvs ~ oIN 1lOf
PASCAL III; 1853 Calistus III;
1178. INNOCENT III
1181 Lucius III. The cardinals acquire
power.
1885 Urban III. Opposed Frederick I.
1887 Gregory VIII. Ruled only two
months
1887 Clement II. Proclaimed third cru,
sade.
| 1871 Celestine III.
1897 Innocent III GOthario ContD. En-
deavored TO free Rome from for.
eign influence; excommunicatec
~ John Of England; preached cru
sade against the Albigenses. 1904
| 1916 Honorius III. Learned and pious.
1927 Gregory TX. Preached a new cru.
sade; collected decretals.
| 1241 Celestine " Died eighteen days
after his election.
(The chair vacant one year and
seven monthsD
1913 Innocent ". Opposed Frederick
II; gave the red hat TO cardinals
| 1854 Alexander ". Established in
QUESTION in France
1861 Urban ". Instituted feast Of
Corpus Christi"
1865 Clement ". An enlightened
Frenchman, previously legate tc
England; discouraged the cru.
sades
| 1865 (The chair vacant two years and
nine monthsD
| 1271 Gregory X. Held council at Ly-
ors 70 reconcile the churches oil
! the East and West.
/ 1875 Innocent Y. Died shortly after.
4 1915 Adrian V Legate 10 England, 1854
| died thirty-six days after cleo
| tion.
1875 ViceGominus. Died the next day.
| 1916 John Xxx or XXI. Died In eight
months.
/ 1877 Nicholas III. Died in 1880.
! l2S1 Martin " French; supported
Charles Of AD!ou.
/ 1875 Honcrius ". Supported the French
| 12SS Nicholas " Endeavored TO stir VI
new crusade.
| 1892 CThe chair vacant two years and
three months.)
| 1894 St. Celestine Y. Ascetic: resigned:
a hermit of Abruzzi; organized
the order of Celestirians.
/ 1924 Boniface VIII. Proclaimed that
! God had set him over kings and
Kingdoms" imprisoned his prede-
ccssor; quarreled with Philip OF
France; laid France and Den
mark under interdict.
| 1903 Benedict XI pious and liberal
Pontih; said to have been pois-
Cned
1904 CThe chair vacant eleven monthsD
1905 Clement V Bertrand the Goth