第35节 (第2/2页)

rest.threelongdays,frohe25thtothe28thofjanuary

    oftheyear1077,henry,dressedasapepilgribr>

    butsonkishgarb,

    edoutsidethegatesofthecastleofossa.

    theerandardonedfor

    hissins.buttherepentancedidnotlastlong.

    assoonashenryhadretuedtogerny,hebehaved

    exaunicated.forthe

    sendtiaunanbishopsdeposedgregory,

    butthisti,healpshe

    theheadofalargear,besiegedroandfregory

    toretiretosaleo,violent

    outbreakdecidednothing.assoonashenrykin

    gerny,thestrugglebetperorinued.

    thehohenstaufenfalyperial

    gernthroneshortlyafteroreindepe

    thantheirpredeedthatthe

    popesoallkingsbecausetheythepopesat

    thedayofjudgenthebehaviour

    ofallthesheepoftheirflodintheeyesofgod,aking

    hatfaithfulherd.

    frederionlyknownasbarbarossa

    orredbeard,setuptheunterclaihattheeire

    hadbeeoself

    andastheeireinpaign

    oaddthese``lostprovihenorthe

    untry.barbarossainor

    duringthesendcrusade,buthissonfrederickii,abrilliant

    youngnhhadbeenexposedtothecivilisation

    ofthehaedansofsicily,ntihehe

    popesas

    tohavefeltadeepandseriousfortheroughchristian

    anknightsand

    theintriguingitalias.butheheldhistongue,

    onafroheinfidelandwas

    dulyity.eventhisactdidnot

    placatethepopes.theydeposedfrederidgavehis

    italianpossessionstocharlesofanjou,thebrotherofthat

    kinglouisoffranceefausassaintlouis.

    thisledtorehesonofnradiv,

    aofthehohenstaufens,triedtainthekingdo

    andedanddecapitatedatnaples.buttyyears

    later,thefrenchadetheelvesthhlyunpopular

    insicilyurderedduringthesoilian

    vespers,andsoit.

    thequarrelbetperorswas

    tled,butafteraiesleaedto

    leaveeachotheralone.

    intheyear1278,rudolphofhapsburgperor.

    hedidnottakethetroubletogotorotobe

    croobjedintutheykept

    agerny.thisantpeacebuttireturies

    ighthavebeenusedforthepurposeofinteal

    anisationhadbeenedinuselesswarfare.

    itisanilleone.

    thelittlecitiesofitaly,byaproarefulbalang,

    hadoiheirpoheirindependence

    attheexpenseofbotheerorsandpopes.herush

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