202. Innocent VI. Stephen d’Albert, born in the diocese of Limoges, bishop of Noyou, in Clermont, cardinal, bishop of Ostia, elected pope, 18th Dec. 1352, and crowned the 30th died at Avignon the 12th Sept. 1362 Cessions of the emperor Charles IV. and beginning of the sovereignty of the popes in 1355. 203. Urban V. William, son of Orimond, lord of Grisac in Gevaudan, a Benedictine, elect− ed pope in Sept. 1362, and crowned the 6th of November, died 19th December, 1570 He was compelled to return from Rome to Avignon 204. Gregory XI. Peter Roger, born in the diocese of Limoges, nephew of Clement VI. cardi− nal, elected pope the 30th Dec. 1370, crowned the 5th Jan. 1371, died at Rome the 27th March, 1378 After the death of Gregory XI. in 1278, the schism of Avignon; and, of the West. 205. Urban VI. Bartholomew Piegnano, a Neapo− litan, elected pope at Rome the 9th of April 1378, crowned the 18th, died the 18th Oct. 1389 206. Clement VII. Robert, of the house of the counts of Geneva, canon of Paris, bishop of Therouane and Cambray, cardinal legate, elected pope at Fondi the 21st Sept. 1358, acknowledged in France, England, died 16th Sept. 1394 207. Boniface IX. Peter or Perrin Tomacelli, called the cardinal of Naples, elected by fourteen cardinals the 2d Nov. 1289, to suc− ceed Urban VI.; died 1404 208. Benedict XIII. Peter de Lune, a Spaniard, born in 1325, cardinal deacon, elected the 28th Sept. 1394, to succeed Clement VII. died at Rimini the 18th Oct. 1417 France withdrew from obedience to either pontiff FIFTEENTH CENTURY. 209. Innocent VII. Cosma de Megliorati, born at Sulmone, cardinal, elected the 17th October, 1404, to succeed Boniface IX. crowned in November the same year, died 6th of Nov. 1406 210. Gregory XII. Ange Corrario, Venetian, car− dinal, elected the 30th Nov. 1406, to suc− ceed Innocent VII. ; abdicated the 4th July 1415, died at the age of ninety− two the 18th Oct. at Rimini, 1417 Council of Pisa in 1409; it deposes Gre− gory XII. and Benedict XIII.; it elects Alexander V.