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 1      I,  I  |        took arms against his sons Henry and Uric, slew the one and
 2      I,  III|        duke of Saxony, the son of Henry and Matilda, a man of great
 3      I,  III|         III. the electors created Henry, duke of Bavaria, emperor,
 4      I,  III|     crowned by Pope Stephen VIII. Henry and his wife Simeonda were
 5      I,  III|            near Florence, is one. Henry died in 1024, and was succeeded
 6      I,  III|         Suabia; and the latter by Henry II., who came to Rome; and
 7      I,  IV |          imposed by the pope upon Henry, king of England—Reconciliation
 8      I,  IV |           Beatrice, the sister of Henry II. She and her husband
 9      I,  IV |           of Parma anti-pope; and Henry, who hated the power of
10      I,  IV |     council at Rome, and deprived Henry of both the empire and the
11      I,  IV |       part of the pope, others of Henry; and hence arose the factions
12      I,  IV | distracted with intestine strife. Henry, being excommunicated, was
13      I,  IV |     discords between the pope and Henry; upon which the pope again
14      I,  IV |          sent his son, also named Henry, with an army to Rome, and
15      I,  IV |         Puglia to his relief, but Henry had left before his arrival,
16      I,  IV |     instance of Gregory, he drove Henry from Rome, and subdued the
17      I,  IV |         was under the dominion of Henry IV. who came to Rome pretending
18      I,  IV |          the deaths of Pascal and Henry IV. many popes and emperors
19      I,  IV |      ambassadors came to him from Henry, king of England, to signify
20      I,  IV |        terms were all accepted by Henry; and thus a great king submitted
21      I,  IV |           Tancred, contrived that Henry, son of Frederick should
22      I,  IV |  seclusion and become the wife of Henry. Thus the kingdom of Naples
23      I,  IV |        were arranged, the Emperor Henry came into Italy with Gostanza
24      I,  IV |     difficulty. After some years, Henry died in Sicily, and was
25      I,  VI |            CHAPTER VI~The Emperor Henry comes into Italy—The Florentines
26      I,  VI |      succeeded by his son Robert. Henry of Luxemburg had been elected
27      I,  VI |          France, and the emperor, Henry of Luxemburg, came into
28      I,  VI |           their partisans, ran to Henry, telling him that all the
29      I,  VI |      defend him with their lives. Henry, believing all that Maffeo
30     II,  I  |           so that, in the time of Henry III. the mind of the country
31     II,  V  |  Fruitless attempt of the Emperor Henry against the Florentines—
32     II,  V  |         reported that the Emperor Henry was coming into Italy, and