Alliance between Otto IV and John of England, 1202 228 133. Concessions of Philip of Suabia to Innocent III, 1203 228 134. Promise of Frederick II to Innocent III, 1213 230 135. Promise of Frederick II to resign Sicily, 1216 232 136. Concessions of Frederick II to the ecclesiastical princes, 1220 233 137. Decision of the diet concerning new tolls and mints, 1220 236 138. Frederick II gives a charter to the patriarch of Aquileia, 1220 237 139. Statute of Frederick II in favor of the princes, 1231-32 238 140. Treaty of San Germano, 1230. Preliminary agreement 240 141. Papal stipulations in treaty of San Germano 242 142. Letter of Gregory IX about the emperor's visit, 1230 244 143. Papal charges and imperial defence, 1238 245 144. Excommunication of Frederick II, 1239 254 145. Current stories about Frederick II. Matthew of Paris 256 Section IV. The Empire, 1250-1500 260-308 146. Diet of Nürnberg, 1274 260 147. The German princes confirm Rudolf's surrender of Italy, 1278-79 263 148. Revocation of grants of imperial lands, 1281 265 149. Electoral "letter of consent," 1282 265 150. Letter of Rudolf to Edward I of England, 1283 266 151. Decree against counterfeiters, 1285 267 152. The beginning of the Swiss confederation, 1290 267 152 a. Edict of Rudolf, in regard to Schwyz, 1291 269 153. Concessions of Adolf of Nassau to the archbishop of Cologne, 1292 270 154. The archbishop of Mainz confirmed as archchancellor of Germany, 1298 276 155. Declaration of the election of Henry VII, 1308 277 156. Supplying of the office of archchancellor of Italy, 1310 278 157. The law "Licet juris," 1338 279 158. The diet of Coblenz, 1338. Chronicle of Flanders 281 159. The diet of Coblenz. Chronicle of Henry Knyghton 282 160. The Golden Bull of Charles IV, 1356 283 160 a. Complaint of the cities of Brandenburg to Sigismund, 1411 306 160 b. Sigismund orders the people to receive Frederick of Hohenzollern as governor, 1412 307 Section V. The Church, 1250-1500 309-340