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The growth of Papal government in the Middle Ages: a study in the ideological relation of clerical to lay power

Ullmann, Walter, 1910-

Year: 1962.

Publisher: Methuen.

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Frontmatter

Preface

Preface to the Second Edition

Introduction

1 Introduction

II The Emancipation of the Papacy from the Empire

III Charlemagne

IV The Frankish Ethos After Charlemagne

V Symbolism in Coronation Ceremonies of the Ninth Century

VI The Age of Pseudo-Isidore

VII Three Ninth-Century Popes

VIII Imperial Hegemony

IX Gregory VII

X The Court of the Pope

XI Juristic Theology

XII The Defence of the Lay Thesis

XIII The Final Exposition of the Hierocratic Theme

XIV Conclusion

Appendix A

Appendix B

Index

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Title:

The growth of Papal government in the Middle Ages : a study in the ideological relation of clerical to lay power by Walter Ullmann.

Author:

Ullmann, Walter, 1910-

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The growth of Papal government in the Middle Ages : a study in the ideological relation of clerical to lay power by Walter Ullmann.
Ullmann, Walter, 1910-
London: Methuen, 1962.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.01079

Subject Headings:

• Papacy -- History -- To 1309
• Popes -- Temporal power
• Church and state -- History

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