Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV|    Countess Matilda—Character of Frederick Barbarossa—Schism—Frederick
 2      I,  IV|      Frederick Barbarossa—Schism—Frederick creates an anti-pope—Building
 3      I,  IV|        England—Reconciliation of Frederick with the pope—The kingdom
 4      I,  IV| Alexander III. and the empire by Frederick, surnamed Barbarossa. The
 5      I,  IV|        they were much increased. Frederick possessed military talent,
 6      I,  IV|       the cardinals. The Emperor Frederick, being encamped at Cerma,
 7      I,  IV|          Philip, king of France. Frederick, in the meantime, carrying
 8      I,  IV|          the anti-pope died, and Frederick set up Guido of Cremona,
 9      I,  IV|         these, being assisted by Frederick, routed the Roman army with
10      I,  IV|      latter had in Lombardy. But Frederick, setting aside every other
11      I,  IV|        after the death of Roger. Frederick, however, withdrew from
12      I,  IV|          pope and in contempt of Frederick.~Guido the anti-pope died,
13      I,  IV|         affairs.~About this time Frederick returned to Italy, and while
14      I,  IV|    Puglia, a coadjutor with him. Frederick, unable to exist without
15      I,  IV|      former finished his career. Frederick being dead, the pope had
16      I,  IV|     contrived that Henry, son of Frederick should be elected emperor,
17      I,  IV|          four years of age named Frederick; and, as Tancred was now
18      I,  IV|      succeeded in the kingdom by Frederick, and in the empire by Otho,
19      I,  IV|       and the electors appointed Frederick, king of Naples, emperor
20      I,  IV|    Naples, emperor in his stead. Frederick came to Rome for his coronation;
21      I,  IV|       Italy as he had done Otho. Frederick returned to Germany in anger,
22      I,  IV|           1218. Honorius crowned Frederick, to whom Giovanni, descended
23      I,  V | Ghibellines—Death of the Emperor Frederick II. —Manfred takes possession
24      I,  V |      Lombardy had formed against Frederick Barbarossa still continued,
25      I,  V |         powerful, took part with Frederick, who, as we have said, was
26      I,  V |         at enmity with the pope; Frederick, at the instigation and
27      I,  V |        who now govern that city. Frederick halted at Pisa, desirous
28      I,  V |          first heard at Pistoia. Frederick, marching from Pisa, assailed
29      I,  V |       done against the Saracens. Frederick, that he might be suddenly
30      I,  V |      abandoned by his people, as Frederick Barbarossa and others had
31      I,  V |            who, being in fear of Frederick, went to Genoa, and thence
32      I,  V |          it was the intention of Frederick to attend, but he was prevented
33      I,  VI|      caused it to be assailed by Frederick, monarch of Sicily. But
34      I,  VI|     which she had been thrown by Frederick Barbarossa, in revenge for
35      I,  VI|   authority in the province. But Frederick II. coming into Italy, and
36     II,  I |        troubles till the time of Frederick II., who, being king of
37     II,  I |           But, upon the death of Frederick, the most unbiased men,
38     II,  II|        power, during the time of Frederick, as because the church party
39     II,  II|       found that Manfred, son of Frederick, had made himself sovereign
40     II,  V |   entered into an agreement with Frederick, king of Sicily, to undertake
41     VI,  V |    prepares for war—The emperor, Frederick III. at Florence—War in
42     VI,  V |        these fears, the emperor, Frederick III., came into Italy to