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 1 Intro|       Constantine VI. And Irene. Pope. -- Hadrian. ~Elenchus. ~
 2 Intro|         with the approval of the Pope (not like I. Constantinople,
 3 Intro|      immediately accepted by the Pope. ~(h) For a full thousand
 4 Intro|          to the argument. For if Pope Hadrian in 871 still speaks
 5 Intro|   approved and confirmed by that Pope." ~But after all, the contention
 6 1    |         AND MOST BLESSEDHADRIAN, POPE OF OLD ROME.~(Found in Zabbe
 7 2    |        be found Legates from the Pope of Rome and from the Chief
 8 2    |          from Hadrian, most Holy Pope of old Rome, by his Legates --
 9 2    |         to Hadrian the most holy Pope of Old Rome, and to Tarasius
10 2    |         Roman Legates.] ~PART OF POPE HADRIAN'S LETTER. ~[As written
11 2    |      LETTER. ~[As written by the Pope.] ~(Migne, Pat. Lat., Tom.
12 2    |       letters from the most holy Pope, and did you carry them
13 2    |        of Hadrian, the most holy pope of Rome, said: We ourselves
14 2    |        And when the most blessed Pope heard it, he said: Since
15 2    |        was sent by the most holy Pope of Old Rome to Tarasius,
16 2    | representatives of the most holy Pope of Old Rome said: Let the
17 2    |         letters of the most holy Pope of Old Rome or not. ~Tarasius
18 2    |         letters of the most holy Pope of Old Rome. ~The holy Synod
19 7    |          II., canon xxviij., and Pope Paschal's letter (Epis.
20 7    |      special licence of the Lord Pope." ~With regard to the chaplains
21 10   |    dogmatic decrees went, by the Pope, the whole Roman Church
22 10   |          of Ostia, the legate of Pope Hadrian. ~The first opposition
23 10   |          by Charlemagne himself. Pope Hadrian sent him a translation
24 10   |          remembered how much the Pope in his struggle for independence
25 11   |     books were not those sent to Pope Hadrian by Charlemagne,
26 11   |  Charlemagne, those of which the Pope deigned to write a refutation.
27 11   |       out that those sent to the Pope treated the matter in an
28 11   |         the Capitula sent to the Pope, and that this expansion
29 11   |         to Rome in the year 787, Pope Hadrian himself, according
30 11   |        St. Jerome consulting the Pope] we can understand how Saints
31 11   |       authors] had ever seen the Pope's letter or no, one thing
32 11   |          Allemanic Churches, the Pope did not proceed to enforce
33 11   |          without saying so) from Pope Hadrian's own letter to
34 11   |         had sent by Angelbert to Pope Hadrian "to be corrected
35 11   |       Hefele, who has shown from Pope Hadrian's answer "correcting"
36 11   |          which Charles shewed to Pope Hadrian down to the hour
37 12   |        West, with legates of the Pope present and composed of
38 12   |    inform us that the legates of Pope Hadrian (whom Ado in his
39 12   |      Supreme Pontiff, Hadrian I. Pope of the most blessed See,
40 13   |          Council accepted by the pope, and further charged the