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 1  3,12|        Great. He had earlier been papal apocrisiarius or nuncio
 2  4,2 |       friendly relations with the papal throne. After the loss of
 3  4,2 |       successors of Martin on the papal throne, and finally made
 4  4,3 |     honors by Justinian, who, the papal biographer claims, prostrated
 5  5,1 |     reality from Isauria.”[4] The papal librarian Anastasius, who
 6  5,4 |          completely controlled by papal and western European interests.
 7  5,5 |           to participate, and the papal legates also failed to appear
 8  5,8 |           than the borders of the papal state and the Duchy of Spoleto.
 9  5,8 |     Constantinople, delivered the papal letter to the Emperor and
10  5,8 |        his chronicle, made by the papal librarian, Anastasius, in
11  6,7 |           869, in the presence of papal legates, Photius was deposed
12  6,7 |         and the opposition of the papal legates, Basil I succeeded
13  6,7 |        Apulia and Calabria, where papal and western influence was
14  6,7 |          the eleventh century the papal throne was occupied by Leo
15  6,7 |         solution to the problem.~ Papal legates were sent to Constantinople,
16  6,7 |     completely independent of the papal pretensions of the West.
17  6,7 |           for the famous medieval papal state. In the seventh century
18  7,1 |         in bed were murdered; the papal legate was insulted and
19  7,1 | especially under the influence of papal appeals, into the idea of
20  7,1 |     Heaven forbid;” following the papal exhortations the Italians
21  7,1 |        further development of the papal power and authority; if
22  7,1 |       Greek disobedience, and the Papal curia was therefore making
23  7,1 |         sought the support of the papal curia in his coming struggle
24  7,1 |      Lombard communities, and the papal curia, which Manuel had
25  7,3 |          to restoring in full the papal authority, which had been
26  7,3 |          latter’s election to the papal throne: “We are the only
27  7,3 |         the hands of the infidel. Papal messages were sent to all
28  7,3 |         Christian sovereigns; the papal legates were traveling over
29  7,3 |         to the utmost to have the papal excommunication raised.
30  7,4 |           by John to these popes. Papal envoys arrived in Constantinople
31  7,4 |       convinced antagonist of the papal claims and of the imperial
32  7,4 |       missions to Constantinople, papal, imperial, French, Pisan,
33  8,9 |           reconciliation with the papal throne, announcing his faithfulness
34  8,10|         of the superiority of the papal power to that of the kings.
35  8,10|         it one of the elements of papal power and influence; John
36  8,10|       Peter, inalienable from the papal standpoint. John Vatatzes
37  8,11|           envoys were sent to the papal court and cordially received
38  8,11|          disobedient [son] of the papal curia; and this proposition
39  8,11|         was not mentioned in this papal letter. Meanwhile John Vatatzes,
40  8,14|         have been at first to the papal dignity, nevertheless had
41  8,14|    problem of the relation of the papal throne to the Greek clergy
42  8,14|           Eucharist. However, the papal legates appeared in the
43  8,14|       join the union.~ In 1204, a papal legate made the first attempt
44  8,14|           Italy of that time, the papal primate and was an adherent
45  8,14|      through Constantinople.~ The papal hopes were not satisfied
46  8,14|           Latin Emperor. But this papal admonition was of no avail.~
47  8,14|         met with failure, and the papal delegates were forced to
48  8,14|      relations of Nicaea with the papal curia were closely tied
49  8,14|          as much as possible. The papal legate, Constantine, bishop
50  8,14|    decisions as he pleased.~ This papal mission organized so energetically
51  8,14|         Nicaea, in Macedonia, the papal legate was ordered to leave
52  8,14|        had no further need of the papal support. His final aim —
53  8,14|      against him in the West. The papal support was needed and Michael
54  8,16|        and the patriarch with the papal legates concerning union,
55  8,16|          in the disputes with the papal representatives at Constantinople
56  8,16|        his brother concerning the papal pretensions, went to Nicaea
57  9,3 |       Venice, as well as with the papal curia. His relations with
58  9,3 |    Byzantium; he fell a victim to papal intrigue. The pope, seeing
59  9,3 |        became the executor of the papal plans. In inviting Charles
60  9,3 |          chief attention upon the papal curia, to which he promised
61  9,3 |         him the right to hope for papal support in his plans to
62  9,3 |     succeeded in seating upon the papal throne one of his best friends,
63  9,3 |           the Venetian fleet, the papal forces, and the armies of
64  9,4 |          was crowned in 1217 by a papal legate. After the coronation
65  9,4 |    received from the hands of the papal representative an independent
66  9,6 |    expeditions which answered the papal appeals, though not altogether
67  9,7 |         the Duke of Milan and the papal bulls, and planning a visit
68  9,7 |      Paris, which had reduced the papal power in France and caused
69  9,9 |           fact is denied: neither papal vessels nor Genoese nor
70  9,10|      Greek Eastern church and the papal throne, and from the point
71  9,11|           heavy blow to the pope. Papal appeals to save what the
72  9,11|          many sovereigns. But the papal attitude depended upon affairs
73  9,11|    menacing Charles of Anjou. The papal curia met his proposals
74  9,11|           From 1274 to 1280, five papal embassies came to Constantinople
75  9,11|     Charles of Anjou set upon the papal throne, broke the union
76  9,14|          on the French kings. The papal appeals to the western rulers
77  9,14|         and promises. Despite the papal appeals, western Europe
78  9,15|            in disobedience to the papal orders, remained at Basel
79  9,19|           close relation with the papal curia. Sent by the pope
80  9,19|      intimate connection with the papal curia. On his return to