Chapter

 1 8 |       control of Constantinople. Innocent III then decided to establish
 2 8 |       the immediate successor of Innocent, used the same words in
 3 9 |       For instance the letter of Innocent IV to Daniel, King of Russia,
 4 9 |          matters." The same Pope Innocent IV appointed his confessor
 5 10|      immediate successor of Pope Innocent, observed that the desire
 6 29|        had spread to the Greeks, Innocent IV strictly forbade it in
 7 29|    specie unica num, no. 7. Pope Innocent IV in his letter to the
 8 31|          Eucharist, no. 7). Pope Innocent 111 in his letter Quia Divinae
 9 33| Ordinationum; in the decretal of Innocent III, see chap. Quanto: de
10 44|  Cardinal Pamphilius, later Pope Innocent X, on July 4, 1631. These
11 45|  dispensed from using it by Pope Innocent XII. ~~At the Congregation