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. 1906 Excerpt: ...read in the right aisle, telling of the translation to S. Sabina's of a number of relics by a Pope Eugenius. Though Eugenius II. is doubtless meant, it is supposed that the leonine form of the verses shows the inscription to be at least a century later than his time. Ib. His biographer tells us of the great abundance ...
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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. 1906 Excerpt: ...read in the right aisle, telling of the translation to S. Sabina's of a number of relics by a Pope Eugenius. Though Eugenius II. is doubtless meant, it is supposed that the leonine form of the verses shows the inscription to be at least a century later than his time. Ib. His biographer tells us of the great abundance of everything throughout almost the whole world in his time, and also of the general peace. 3 Ad an. 824. VOL. II. II partner in the empire, Lothaire, that in his stead he might, along with the new Pope and the Roman people, legislate (statueret atque firmaref) on what the state of the case seemed to require. (Lothaire) accordingly set out for Italy after the middle of August.... and was honourably received by the Pope. When the young emperor had made known his instructions to him, with the benevolent assent of the aforesaid Pontiff, he so reformed the condition of the Roman people, which by the perversity of some of the judges (or nobility--pr&suluni) had for some time been in an unsatisfactory state, that all who, owing to the unjust deprivation of their property were in great distress, were greatly consoled by its recovery which, through the grace of God, was brought about by his coming." That the gist of all this is that the party.of the nobility which had been put down by Paschal now regained its property and position, is still clearer from the words of the Astronomer.1 He tells us that Lothaire complained that of those who were true to the emperor and the Franks, some had been put to death and the others held up to ridicule, and that through the apathy and negligence of some of the popes, and the blind cupidity of the judges, many had been unjustly deprived of their property. Restora-It would seem that some of these judges, i.e. ...
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