The Empire and the Papacy, 918-1273Tout, T. F. (Thomas Frederick)
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The Empire and the Papacy, 918-1273
Tout, T. F. (Thomas Frederick)
Europe -- History -- 476-1492; Holy Roman Empire -- History -- 843-1273; Papacy
1203–1204. Hungary. | _d._ 1207.
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ALEXIUS IV., Irene, Demetrius,
murdered _m._ Philip King of Thessalonica,
1204. of Swabia. dep. 1222.
GENEALOGY OF THE LATIN EMPERORS OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
Louis VI. of France.
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Peter,
Baldwin VIII., Count of Flanders. _m._ heiress of Courtenay.
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BALDWIN I. HENRY, Iolande _m._ PETER of Courtenay,
(IX. of Flanders), 1206–1216. | 1216–1217,
1204–1205. | ob. 1218.
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ROBERT, BALDWIN II.,
1218–1228. 1228–1261,
ob. 1273,
_m._ Mary, daughter of
JOHN OF BRIENNE,
Co-Emperor,
1231–1237.
CHAPTER XVI
FREDERICK II. AND THE PAPACY[28] (1216–1250)
Character and Policy of Frederick II.—His Work in Naples and
Sicily—Frederick and Honorius III.—The Early Struggles of Frederick
and Gregory IX.—Frederick’s Crusade and its Consequences—Peace of
San Germano—Germany under Frederick—St. Engelbert and Henry
VII.—German Civilisation under the Later Hohenstaufen—The Eastward
Expansion of Germany—Livonia and Prussia—Frederick and the Lombard
League—Battle of Cortenuova—Renewed Struggle with Gregory IX.—The
Tartars—Innocent IV. and the Council of Lyons—Henry Raspe and
William of Holland—The Italian Struggle—Frederick’s Plans for
Ecclesiastical Revolution—Frederick’s Death.
[Sidenote: Character of Frederick II.]
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