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 1      I,  III| indulgences—The pope applies to Pepin, king of France, for assistance—
 2      I,  III|      for assistance—Donation of Pepin to the pontiff— Charlemagne—
 3      I,  III|    their faith, had recourse to Pepin II., who, from being lord
 4      I,  III|         Martel, his father, and Pepin his grandfather; for Charles
 5      I,  III|         field of battle. Hence, Pepin, by his father’s reputation
 6      I,  III|     against the Lombards, which Pepin promised to grant, but desired
 7      I,  III|        was treated honorably by Pepin, who sent an army into Italy,
 8      I,  III|      pope again had recourse to Pepin, who sent another army,
 9      I,  III|         the agreement made with Pepin, so that an exarch was no
10      I,  III|        to the will of the pope. Pepin soon after died, and was
11      I,  III|        this, he created his son Pepin, king of Italy, whose dominion
12      I,  VI |      the Venetians confirmed by Pepin and the Greek emperor—Greatness
13      I,  VI |         which were made between Pepin, king of France, and the