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 1  6,8 |        Simeon of Bulgaria, to the popes, to Emperor Romanus Lecapenus,
 2  7,1 |       well‑organized armies.~ The popes replied very favorably to
 3  7,1 | liberation of the Holy Land — the popes had also in view, of course,
 4  7,1 |     success of the enterprise the popes could hope to increase their
 5  7,1 |      seemed very desirable to the popes, because they opened wide
 6  7,1 |       power and authority; if the popes succeeded in the enterprise
 7  7,1 |  defending their own land, as the Popes wrote to the Spaniards.”~
 8  7,1 |          by his struggle with the popes for investiture. Philip
 9  7,1 |  negotiations failed, because the popes were not at all willing
10  7,1 |       other; on the contrary, the popes of the twelfth century,
11  7,4 |         active relations with the popes and the western church.
12  7,4 |           between the Emperor and Popes Calixtus II and Honorius
13  7,4 |        addressed by John to these popes. Papal envoys arrived in
14  7,4 |       over the papacy itself; the Popes were dreaming with the support
15  7,4 |         corresponded with several popes. The popes themselves also
16  7,4 |           with several popes. The popes themselves also were sometimes
17  8,10|        kings. The struggle of the popes with Frederick II was stubborn;
18  8,10| persistent struggle, in which the popes, putting aside any spiritual
19  8,10|       that had the support of the popes. Hence, as to the Latin
20  8,10|       aims. The former wished the popes to renounce their claim
21  9,3 |      their appeals to Charles the popes seem not to have taken into
22  9,9 |          to repair the situation. Popes, sovereigns, bishops, princes,
23  9,9 |            Neither the appeals of popes and sovereigns, nor the
24  9,11|          The Union of Lyons.~ The popes of the second half of the
25  9,11|           seemed desirable to the popes to achieve a peaceful union
26  9,11|        upon affairs in Italy: the popes, for example, did not wish
27  9,11|        favor with the papacy. The popes realized that the power
28  9,11|         similar aspiration of the popes to attain supreme temporal
29  9,14|       from 1305 to 1378 the seven popes consecutively occupying
30  9,17|    Cantacuzene; submission to the popes with the view of achieving