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 1      I,  III|     Gregory III. occupied the papacy, and the kingdom of the
 2      I,  III|       I. now succeeded to the papacy, and discord arising between
 3      I,  III|       Roman, succeeded to the papacy; but on account of his unseemly
 4      I,  IV | Nicholas II. now attained the papacy; and as Gregory V. had taken
 5      I,  IV |   emperors followed, till the papacy was occupied by Alexander
 6      I,  V  |       effect in the following papacy. He also had the design
 7      I,  V  | except the effort to make the papacy hereditary. True it is,
 8      I,  V  |     to the empire; and to the papacy, Pietro del Murrone, who
 9      I,  VI |       John XXII. attained the papacy, during whose time the emperor
10      I,  VII| understanding to renounce the papacy whenever the anti-pope would
11      I,  VII|     compelled to renounce the papacy. Gregory, one of the anti-popes,