...considerable advantages from these great calamities. For the nerves , of the pontifical power were cut, by these dissensions, and could not afterwards be...disregarded these pontiffs, who could fight for empire ; and committed themselves and their salvation into the hands of God, and acknowledged that the church and...

...For the nerves of the pontifical power were cut, by these dissensions, and could not afterwards Le restored ; and kings and princes, who had before been...disregarded these pontiffs, who could fight for empire ; and committed themselves and their salvation into the hands of God, and acknowledged that the church and...

...these dissensions, and could not afterwards be restored ; and kings and princes, who had before heen in a sense the servants of the pontiffs, now became their judges and masters." V. The mendicants, particularly of the Dominican and Franciscan orders, were in great power and authority...

...power were cut and could not afterwards be restored. Kings and princes, who before had been.'in some sense, the servants of the pontiffs, now became their judges and masters. Moreover, great numbers, despising and disregarding those who could thus fight for empire, committed themselves and their salvation...

...subjection to Christ's vicegerent, were thrown into the greatest perplexity and anxiety of mind. (24) Yet both the church and the state received very considerable...Moreover great numbers, possessing some measure of discerument, despised and disregarded these pontiffs who could fight for empire, and committing themselves...

...of pontifical power were cut by these dissensions, and no art could heal them any more ; kings, too, and princes, who had before been in a sense the servants of III. There is a circumstance with respect to the popes mentioned in ecclesiastical history : POPE has...

...of pontifical power were cut by these dissensions, and no art could heal them any more ; kings, too, and princes, who had before been in a sense the servants...great numbers, possessing some measure of discernment, despising and disregarding pontifls fighting for dominion, committed themselves and their salvation...

...mind.(;¿4) Yet both the church and the state received very considerable advantages from these greaj calamities. For the nerves of the pontifical power...hands of God, concluded that the church and religion •night remain and be safe, without any visible head of the church. § 16. On the death of Urban VL,...

...considerable advantages from these great calamities. For the nerves of the pontifical power were cut by these dissensions, and could not afterwards be...the pontiffs, now became their judges and masters. The mendicants, particularly of the Dominican and Franciscan orders, were in great power and authority...