New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
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DSt 6EneQlcr II.
90 John V. Learned and moderate
6S6 Conon.-The0dore and Pascal
6S! Sergius. Governed wisely"
'VL john VI Redeemed captives; firm and
1o5 John VII. Moderate.
aS Sisinnius: Died twenty days after election
Constantnople.
115 St Gregory II. Sent Boniface to convert
131 Gregory Ill Independent: first sent nun
-, clos TO foreign powers.
al st. Zacharias. A Greek
f52 stephen II elected; died before consecra-
752 Stephen II or III Temporal power Of the
Church began.
15T Paul l. Moderate and pious
'o' ConstGHfthe TheophylGctus. Killed by LON
I6S Stephen III ". Literary
~ Adrian l. Sanctioned images
a 81 Leo III. Crowned Charlemagne, 500.
S17 Pascal I. Ascetic and built churches
ga Eugenlus II Father Of the afflicted
81 Nalentinus.
S27 Gregory ". Pious and learned
S44 Sergius II
s47 Leo " Defeated the saracens.
S.l3 Pope Joan's election fabulous
o53 Benedict III-ARdSfdSiuS.
s9S Nicholas I. the Great. Conversion of Bull
s67 Adrian II. Eminent for sanctity.
So John VIII Crowned three emperors.
90 MaTinus' or Martin IL Condemned Pho
SS4 Adrian III Ditto
sS3 SSI SSo12er, stepben or VI Very charitable.
S96 BonifaCe VI Deposed.
897 stephen VI or VII Vicious: dishonored
the corpse Of Pope Formosus; strangled
by the people
S91 Romanus.-Sergius.
S9S 8}S Theodorus II. Governed twenty-five days.
S.iS John TX
900 Benedict ". "A great Pope"
903 Christopher
9o3 Several Popes made by the infamous
994 sergius III. Disgraced by his vices
911 Anastasius Ill
9l3 Landonius or Lando.
9l4 John X. Stifed by Guy Duke of Tuscany
92S Leo VI Considered an intruder.
929 Stephen VII or VIII.
93l John XII Son Of Marozia: imprisoned in
co, the castle Of st. Angelo, where he died.
936 Leo VII. Great for zeal and piety.
939 stephen VIII or TX. "Of ferocious char
942 Marinus II. or Martin III. Charitable.
94b Agapetus II. OF holy life moderate.
9o6 John XII, the Infamous. Deposed for adul-
terry and cruelty, and murdered.
96S Lco VII An honor to the chair.
964 Benedict Y. Chosen on the death of John
XII, but opposed by Leo VIII who
supported by the Emperor Otho; died at
Hamburg.
965 John XIII. Elected by the authority Of
the Emperor against the popular will
9l2 Benedict VI Murdered in prison
974 DomnGs II.-BOhifqce VII.
80 Benedict VII
9S4 John XIV Imprisoned by Boniface VII
9S4 John XIV. Died before conservation.
30 John XVI. Loved gain.
996 Gregory V.-J0hn IFII. Expelled by the
Emperor, and barbarously used.
800 Sylvester II (GerberO. Learned and sci
entific; said to have introduced the
Arabic numerals and invented clocks.
1908 John XVII Legitimate Pope; died same
1908 John XVIII. Abdfcated.
1909 Sergius " Original name "Bocca di
PorcO," pigs snouD.
1912 Benedict VIII Supported by the Emperor
against Gregory.
1924 John XIX Elevated bv bribery
lo33 Benedict X Became Pope. by purchase
lO44 SylrcSter III Three months.
lO44 Gregory VI Deposed.-SyIrester and John
,o.e III. Al. (The Emperor very infiuential9
R0mGnuS the first Clement.
l045 BeIlcdict II again. Again deposed.
l04S Damascus II Died soon after.
lo4S St Leo X A reformer Of si1nony and in
1854 CThe chair vacant one year)
1859 Victor II. A reformer.
1867 Stephen TX X.
1908 Benedict \. Expelled
I05S Nicholas II. Increased the temporal power
lO61 Alexander II Raised the Papal power
1913 ST. Gregory VII CIndebrandD. Vigorous
reformer; opposed the Emperor Henry "
respecting investitures, and eXcommuni-
Gated him, 1915; restored him at Canossa,
1917 died in exile, 1885
1880 Clement III (Guibert)
l0S5 CThe chair vacant one year,
1856 Victor III (Didier). Learned.
loss Urban II. Crusades commenced.
Papacy by the Countess Matilda
lis Gelasius II Retired to a monastery
Gregory VII.
I119 CaIxtus II. Settled investitUre question
l124 Honorius II
I130 Innocent Il. Condemned hereses; held
second Lateran Council-AnGcletus II.
I143 Celestine II. Ruled five months
L144 Lucius II Killed by accident in popular
commotion.
l145 Eugenius III Ascetic
l153 Anastasius ".
1854 Adrian ", or Nicholas Brakespeare. The
only Englishman elected Pope; born at
Abbot's Langley. near St Adams; Fred
erick I prostrated himself before him,
kissed his foot, held his stirrup, and led
the white palfrey which he rode.
1853 Alexander Ill Learned; canonized Thomas
Beckett; resisted Frederick I; 1853,
Victor 7; 1854 Pascal III; 116S. CaIistus
III; HIS. Innocent III.
I1S1 Lucius IIL-The cardinals acquire power.
1885 Urban Ill Opposed Frederick l
1877 Gregory VIII. Ruled only two months.
L1S7 Clement III. Proclaimed third crusade.
I191 Celestine III.
II98 Innocent III nlothario ContD. Endeavored
TO free Rome from foreign influence; ex-
communicated John of England;
preached crusade against the Albigenses,
I216 Honorius III. Learned and pious.
l227 Gregory TX. Preached a new crusade; col
Iected decretals.
I241 Celestine ". Died eighteen days after his
election.
cine chair vacant one year and seven
I243 Innocent ". Opposed Frederick II; gave
the red hat to cardinals.
L254 Alexander ". Established inqusition IN
France
L261 Urban " Instituted feast Of Corpus
Christi"
L285 Clement ". An enlightened Frenchman,
previously legate 10 England; discour-
aged the crusades.
I26s CThe chair vacant two years and nine
mOnthS)
I271 Gregory X Held q council at Lyons 10
reconcile the churches Of the East and
West
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