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... temporal powers . As a result , weaker successors to William would soon be forced to submit to both the temporal and spiritual jurisdiction of the Roman See for their very right to ascend the throne of England . Yet William's own keen ...
... temporal powers . As a result , weaker successors to William would soon be forced to submit to both the temporal and spiritual jurisdiction of the Roman See for their very right to ascend the throne of England . Yet William's own keen ...
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... temporal state . But two such formidable , opposing powers as Wil- liam the Conqueror and Pope Gregory VII were eventually bound to en- gage in controversy over their respective claims of administration . The first evidence of religious ...
... temporal state . But two such formidable , opposing powers as Wil- liam the Conqueror and Pope Gregory VII were eventually bound to en- gage in controversy over their respective claims of administration . The first evidence of religious ...
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... temporal states ever made by a bishop of Rome . Apart from its decla- ration that obedience to the bishop of Rome was necessary for one's sal- vation , Unam Sanctam presumptuously announced papal claim over all the temporal states of ...
... temporal states ever made by a bishop of Rome . Apart from its decla- ration that obedience to the bishop of Rome was necessary for one's sal- vation , Unam Sanctam presumptuously announced papal claim over all the temporal states of ...
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