Introduction to the Creation of the universe

the "History and the Lives of the Popes"

the Memory of Europe : Long life to the Christian Nations

INTRODUCTION OF CRISTO RAUL TO THE HISTORY OF THE POPES, ESPECIALLY, AND TO THE HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION, GENERALLY

	The Popes at the height of their temporal influence. From A.D. 1130-1216
	HISTORY OF THE POPES FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES


	A HISTORY OF THE PAPACY FROM THE GREAT SCHISM TO THE SACK OF ROME By M. CREIGHTON (In six Books)

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

to the History of the Popes from Saint Peter to Gregory VII.

THE POPES OF THE FIRST CENTURY

ST PETER 42-67-

ST LINUS 67-80 -

ST ANACLETUS 80-91 -

ST CLEMENT 91-100

THE FIRST EPISTLE OF CLEMENT TO THE CORINTHIANS

THE POPES OF THE SECOND CENTURY

*EVARISTUS (100-109)*	ALEXANDER I (109-119)	SAINT SIXTUS I (119)
SAINT TELESPHORUS (119-127). SAINT HYGINUS (127-139). SAINT PIUS I (139-142)
SAINT ANICETUS (157-168). SAINT SOTER (168-177). SAINT ELEUTHERUS (177-193). SAINT VICTOR I (193-202)
SAINT ANICETUS (157-168). SAINT SOTER (168-177). SAINT ELEUTHERUS (177-193). SAINT VICTOR I (193-202)

PAPIAS AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES

A STUDY OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT IN THE SECOND CENTURY

BY EDWARD H. HALL

THE POPES OF THE THIRD CENTURY

SAINT ZEPHYRINUS—AD. 202	SAINT CALIXTUS I—A.D. 219
SAINT URBAN I—A.D. 223 & SAINT PONTIANUS—A.D. 230 & SAINT ANTERUS—A.D. 235
SAINT FABIAN—A. D. 236	SAINT CORNELIUS—A.D. 251
SAINT LUCIUS I—A.D. 252 & SAINT STEPHEN I—A.D. 253
SAINT SIXTUS II—A.D. 257
SAINT DIONYSIUS—A.D. 259 SAINT FELIX I—A.D. 269 SAINT EUTYCHIANUS—A.D. 275
SAINT CAIUS—A.D. 283 & SAINT MARCELLINUS—A.D. 296-308

THE POPES OF THE FOURTH CENTURY

SAINT MARCELLUS I (308-310) // SAINT EUSEBIUS (310-311) // SAINT MELCHIADES (311-314)

SAINT SYLVESTER I (314-336) // SAINT MARK (336-337)// SAINT JULIUS I A.D. (337 -352)

LIBERIUS A(352-359)// SAINT FELIX II (359-366) // SAINT DAMASUS (366-384)

SAINT SIRICIUS (384-398) // SAINT ANASTASIUS I (398-401)

THE POPES OF THE FIFTH CENTURY

SAINT INNOCENT I (401-417)	SAINT ZOSIMUS (417-418)
SAINT BONIFACE I (418-422)	SAINT CELESTINE I (422-432)
SAINT SIXTUS III (432-440)	SAINT LEO I (440-461)
SAINT HILARY A.D. 461-467 // SAINT SIMPLICIUS 467-483 // SAINT FELIX III 483-492 // SAINT GELASIUS I 492-496 // SAINT ANASTASIUS II 496-498

THE POPES OF THE SIXTH CENTURY

SAINT SYMMACHUS (498-415)

SAINT HORMISDAS (514-523) SAINT JOHN I (523-526) SAINT FELIX IV (526-530) BONIFACE II (530-532) SAINT JOHN II (532-535) SAINT AGAPETUS I (535-536)

SAINT SYLVERIUS (536-538) VIGILIUS (538-555) PELAGIUS I (555-560)

JOHN III (560-574) BENEDICT I (574-578) PELAGIUS II (578-590).

SAINT GREGORY I (590-604)

THE FORMATION OF CHRISTENDOM VOL:VI THE HOLY SEE AND THE WANDERING OF THE NATIONS (FROM ST. LEO I TO ST. GREGORY I) BY THOMAS W. ALLIES

Pope Honorius. Tribunal of reason and History

THE CONDEMNATION OF POPE HONORIUS

BY

DOM JOHN CHAPMAN

The lives of the popes in the early middle ages by Horace k. Mann

THE POPES UNDER THE LOMBARD RULE

PART 1 THE SEVENTH CENTURY

ST. GREGORY I THE GREAT (590-604)	Sabinian (604-606)	Boniface III (607)
St. Boniface IV.(608-615)	Deusdedit (615-618)	Boniface V (619-625)
Honorius I (625-638)	Severinus (640)	John IV (640-642)
Theodore I(642-649)	St. Martin I (649-654)	St. Eugenius I (654-657)
Vitalian (657-672)	Adeodatus (672-676)	Donus (676-678)
St. Agatho (678-681)	St. Leo II. (682-683	St. Benedict II. (684-685)
John V. (685-686)	CONON (686-687)	St. Sergius I. (687-701)

THE POPES UNDER THE LOMBARD RULE

PART 2 THE EIGTH CENTURY

JOHN VI AD. 701-705	JOHN VII AD 705-707	SISINNIUS AD. 708.
CONSTANTINE AD 708-715.	ST. GREGORY II AD. 715-731	GREGORY III AD. 731-741
ST. ZACHARY AD. 741-752.	STEPHEN II AD. 752 and STEPHEN (II) III, AD. 752-757
ST. PAUL I. AD. 757-767	STEPHEN (III)IV. AD 768-772	HADRIAN I.AD 772-795

THE POPES DURING THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE

LEO III. (795-816)	STEPHEN (IV) V (816-817)	PASCHAL I. (817-824)
EUGENIUS II. (824-827)	VALENTINE (827)	GREGORY IV (827-844)
S. LEO IV (847-855)	BENEDICT III (855-858)	ST. NICHOLAS I THE GREAT (858-867)
HADRIAN II (867-872)	JOHN VIII (872-882)	MARINUS I (882-884)
HADRIAN III (884-885)	STEPHEN (V) VI (885-891)

ANSKAR. The Apostle of the North. 801-865

THE POPES IN THE DAYS OF FEUDAL ANARCHY

FORMOSUS AD. 891-896	BONIFACE VI. April? 896.	STEPHEN (VI.) VII. A896-897.
ROMANUS. 897.	THEODORE II. 897	SERGIUS III. 904-911
ANASTASIUS III. 91 1-913.	LANDUS. 913-914	JOHN X. 914-928
LEO VI (928 or 928-9)	STEPHEN (VII) VIII. 929-931	JOHN XI 931-936
LEO VII. 936-939.	STEPHEN (VIII) IX. 939-942	MARINUS II. 942-946.
AGAPITUS II. 946-955.	JOHN XII. 955-964	BENEDICT V. 964.
JOHN XIII. 965-972.	BENEDICT VI. 972-974	BENEDICT VII. 974-983
JOHN XIV. 983-984.	BONIFACE VII. (ANTIPOPE ?) 984-985.	JOHN XV. 985-996.
GREGORY V. 996-999	SYLVESTER II. 999-1003	JOHN XVII. 1003
JOHN XVIII. 1003-1009	SERGIUS IV. 1009-1012	BENEDICT VIII. 1012-1024
JOHN XIX. A.D. 1024-1032	BENEDICT IX. 1032-1045	GREGORY VI. 1045-1046
CLEMENT II. 1046-1047	DAMASUS II. 1048

THE CHRISTIAN CLERGY OF THE FIRST TEN CENTURIES;

THEIR BENEFICIAL INFLUENCE ON EUROPEAN PROGRESS.

THE POWER OF THE POPE DURING THE MIDDLE AGES

or, AN HISTORICAL INQUIRY into the origin of the temporal power of the holy see, and the constitutional laws of the middle ages relating to the deposition oF sovereigns. by M. GOSSELIN,

THE BEGINNINGS OF THE TEMPORAL SOVEREIGNTY OF THE POPES A.D. 754-1073

The Life and Times of Hildebrand, by the Right Rev. A. H. Mathew

THE POPES OF THE GREGORIAN RENAISSANCE

FROM St Leo IX. to Honorius II. 1049-1130

St. Leo IX. (1049-1054)

VICTOR II. (1055-1057),

Stephen (IX.) X. (1057-1058)

Nicholas II. (1059-1061)

Alexander II. (1061-1073)

ST. GREGORY VII. (1073-1085)

B. VICTOR III. (1086-1087)

B. URBAN II. (1088-1099)

PASCHAL I (1099-1118)

GELASIUS II (1118-1119)

CALIXTUS II (1119-11124)

HONORIUS II (1124-1130)

THE POPES AT THE HEIGHT OF THEIR TEMPORAL INFLUENCE

from Innocent II to the Death of Innocent III (1130-1216)

HISTORY OF POPE BONIFACE VIII AND HIS TIMES WITH NOTES AND DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE IN SIX BOOKS

The Life and times of Rodrigo Borgia. Pope Alexander VI

History of the Papacy in the XXth Century

HISTORY OF THE POPES

FROM THE CLOSE OF THE MIDDLE AGES

DRAWN FROM THE SECRET ARCHIVES OF THE VATICAN AND OTHER

Dr. LUDWIG PASTOR

VOLUME I	TIME LINE
Introduction	The literary Renaissance in Italy and the Church
Book 1.-Retrospective view of the History of the Popes from the beginning of the Exile at Avignon to the end of the Great Schism, 1305-1417.
	*The Popes at Avignon (1305-1376)*
	*The Schism and the Great Heretical Movements (13781406)*
	*The Synods of Pisa and Constance (1409-1417)*
BOOK II. The Restoration of the Papal power and its struggle with the Council — The origin of the Renaissance in Rome, 1417-1447.
	Martin V (1417-1431)
	Eugenius IV (1431-1447)
VOLUME II	TIME LINE
BOOK I. Election of pope Nicholas V, 1447-1455
	Condition of Italy and the Church, on the death of Eugenius IV.
	First years of Nicholas V's reign
	The Jubilee of 1450. Cardina Cusa in Germany.
	The Last Imperial Coronation in Rome,1452.

BOOK 2. NICHOLAS V AS PATRON OF THE RENAISSANCE IN ART AND LITERATURE.
	Patronage of the Renaissance in Art
	The Conspiracy of STEFANO PORCARO, 1453
	The advance of the Turks and the Fall of Constantinople
	Negotiations for peace in Italy. Death of Nicholas V
BOOK III. CALIXTUS III, THE CHAMPION OF CHRISTENDOM AGAINST ISLAM, 1455-1458.
	Election of Calixtus III. His attitude towards the Renaissance.
	The Holy See and the Eastern Question—Danger with which the Turks threatened Europe
	The Victory of the Crusaders at Belgrade — Anti-papal feelings in germany — Relations of Calixtus III with Naples
	Skandenberg "the Soldier of Christ"— The Rise and the Downfall of the Borgias —The last days of Calixtus III—The death of Cardinal Capranica

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A HISTORY OF THE PAPACY FROM THE GREAT SCHISM TO THE SACK OF ROME