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 1 Intro,      0|       saint was brought into the Pope's presence, she reverently
 2 Intro,      0|        inquisitor or guards; the Pope had to hear her out. He
 3 Intro,      0|          least, with the distant Pope at Avignon. ~
 4 Intro,      0|     learn the path of peace. The Pope's residence at Avignon,
 5 Intro,      0|     profited by the exile of the Pope. Whatever the truth may
 6 Intro,      0| Christendom grew shy of a French Pope, living under the eye and
 7 Intro,      0|       who had always treated the Pope badly, were furious when
 8 Intro,      0|   papaliter -- to drink like the Pope. Clement VI. they called
 9 Intro,      0|         time by the iron hand of Pope Boniface, rather flourished
10 Intro,      0|      dangerous rival to a French Pope residing in distant Avignon,
11 Intro,      0|    spiritual difficulties of the Pope were complicated by his
12 Intro,      0|        of Rome. To the genius of Pope Gregory I., one of the few
13 Intro,      0|       people came to look on the Pope as their temporal ruler
14 Intro,      0|          the stages by which the Pope came to take his place first
15 Intro,      0|         the wavering will of the Pope to return to his See, to
16 Lette,      0|          had been granted her by Pope Gregory and Pope Urban,
17 Lette,      0|          her by Pope Gregory and Pope Urban, saying this as one
18 Lette,      0|       life. She prayed again for Pope Urban VI., whom she resolutely