Excerpt from The Apostolic Age; The Post-Apostolic Age; The Ecumenical Councils; The Age of Charlemagne
HE period of mediaeval history treated in this volume begins with the appear ance Of Hildebrand in the arena Of papal politics under Leo IX. In 1049, and ends with the death Of Boniface VIII. In I 303.
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