Title: The political development of Rome, 1012-85 /
Authors: McQuillan, S.
Date: 2002
Publisher: University Press of America,
Physical description: vi, 314 pages ; 22 cm
Language: English
LC classification: B
Contents: the post-Carolingian Problem -- the Tusculani and Rome, 1012-49 -- the Tusculani and post-Ottonian central Italy -- the Tusculani as popes -- Sutri (1046) and the re-establishment of the imperial presence in Rome -- the German clerical occupation of Rome and its consequences, 1049-58 -- the purpose of the German clerical occupation of Rome -- Leo IX's central Italian political experiences -- Victor II -- structural consequences of the German occupation -- Stephen IX -- the Tuscan popes: Nicholas II and Alexander II, 1058-73 -- Nicholas II in Rome -- the papal election statement(s) of April 1059 -- Nicholas' fidelitas from the Normans (August 1059) -- Nicholas and Latium -- Nicholas' search for allies -- Alexander II, 1061-73 -- the Cadalus' schism -- Alexander and the south -- Alexander and Rome -- Alexander and Latium -- Alexander's relations beyond central Italy -- Gregory VII -- Gregory's early pontificate, 1073-Dec. 1075 -- January 1076-February 1077, Worms to Canossa -- 1077-80, a diplomatic interlude -- March 1080-5, Henry IV's siege of Rome.
Subject headings (LCSH): Church and state--History; Church history--11th century.; Papacy--History--To 1309.; Popes--Temporal power--History.; Rome (Italy)--History--476-1420.