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The persons with the greatest interest in appearing strong in front of the papacy were the heads of neighboring states at the time.

Jacobitism and the Papacy had become in most people's minds closely connected ideas.

Cesare Balbo in Piedmont was pleading for the same mild policy, without its faith in the Papacy.

The winning of Rome meant the downfall of the Papacy, the triumph of liberty of conscience, the dawn of a new religion.

Pisa was perhaps influenced, too, in her choice of the Ghibelline side by the interference of the Papacy against her in Corsica.

And probably because the rose typified secrecy, while the cross was a protest against the tyranny and superstition of the Papacy.

WITCH, WARLOCK, AND MAGICIANWILLIAM HENRY DAVENPORT ADAMS

In the meanwhile, the affairs of the Papacy had not improved--Innocent was still an exile from his see.

What knew she of Donations of Constantine, of the slow, steady growth of the temporal dominions of the Papacy?

This man Luther is also accused of being a pestilent fellow who troubles the papacy and the Roman empire.

But to make the Papacy supreme it was necessary to call in the aid of the secular priests likewise.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985