History of Latin Christianity Including That of the Popes to the Pontificate of Medas V, 9 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1872 Excerpt: ... GAUNT. Monasticism in, ii. 78. Fall of Ar anism in, 122. Gaunt, John of, viii. 165. Popular suspicion of, 172. Regent, 175. Supports Wycliffe, 176. Decline of his jwwer, 177. Gebhard of Eichstadt. See Victor II. Geismar, sacred oak of, felled by S. Boniface, ii. 300. Gelasius I., Pope, i. 320. His let-ter to Emperor Anastasius, 321 note. Gelasius II., Pope, seized by the Frangipanis, iv. 273. His flight to Gaeta, 274. Excommunicates Bur-dinus, 275. Returns to Rome under Norman protection, 276. Dies at Clugny, 277. Genoa, Henry of Luxemburg at, vii. 312. Genoese side with Pope Gregory IX.--their fleet defeated, vi. 218. Genseric, his conquest of Africa, i. 242. His Arianism and cruelty, 243. Conquers Sicily--invited to attack Rome by Eudoxia, 778. Sacks Rome, 278. Gerard, St., at Toul, iii. 396. Gerbert, his birth and early life, iii. 331. Adheres to Hugh Capet, 336. Archbishop of Rheims, 340. Ac-cused by Papal legate, 341. Placed under interdict, 343. Retires to court of Otho III., 343. Made Pope, 344. His death, 348. Sus-pected of necromancy, 348. Gerhard, Archbishop of Mentz, vii. 34-German art, ix. 338. German bishoprics founded, ii. 301. German chiefs in Italy, v. 186. German Church, its dependence on Rome, iii. 13. German cities, antipapalism in, U. 351. German clergy (married), resist Gregory Vii., iv. 54, 61. GERMANY. German Empire. See Empire. German monasteries, ii. 304. German poets, U. 227. German preaching, ix. 254. German prelates, their pilgrimage to Jerusalem, iii. 464. Resist Papal embassy, iv. 52. Renounce alle-giance to Gregory VII., 72. Main-tain supremacy of Empire, 419. Take part against Innocent III., v. 224. Divided between Philip and Otho, 225. Remonstrate with Gregory IX., vi. 203. Indignant against Papacy, 204. At Con-stance, viii...