A Text book of Church History volume 2
A Text book of Church History volume 2
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(This letter to Philip is to be found in Udalrici Babenb. Cod no. 216, in Eccard, ii. 222 ; also in Urstisii script!, hist. Germ. I. 390. ) Otbertus de vita Henrici IV. (in Goldast, p. 216), and Otto Frising. Lib. Vii. C. 8, on the other hand, maintain that the young Henry was instigated by dissatis- fied nobles. On the history of the quarrel between father and son, also on the Concili- um Nordhusanum, summoned by the son in the year 1105, Ekkehardus in Pertz, viii. 226, ss. , is most full. Com...p. Raumer, i. 240, ss. Stenzel, i. 583, ss. E. Gervais CHAP, r. — PAPACY I. — POLIT. DEVELOP. ^ 49. PASCHAL H. 269 fated Henry at length yielded to his destiny in Liege, which re- mained true to him (t 1106). '" However, no sooner was Henry V. In undisputed possession of the throne, than he maintained, as stoutly as his father had done, his right to invest bishops. ■'^ The negotiations of his embassadors with the Pope at a confer- ence in Chalons (1107) remained without result. '* When Henry polit.
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(This letter to Philip is to be found in Udalrici Babenb. Cod no. 216, in Eccard, ii. 222 ; also in Urstisii script!, hist. Germ. I. 390. ) Otbertus de vita Henrici IV. (in Goldast, p. 216), and Otto Frising. Lib. Vii. C. 8, on the other hand, maintain that the young Henry was instigated by dissatis- fied nobles. On the history of the quarrel between father and son, also on the Concili- um Nordhusanum, summoned by the son in the year 1105, Ekkehardus in Pertz, viii. 226, ss. , is most full. Com...p. Raumer, i. 240, ss. Stenzel, i. 583, ss. E. Gervais CHAP, r. — PAPACY I. — POLIT. DEVELOP. ^ 49. PASCHAL H. 269 fated Henry at length yielded to his destiny in Liege, which re- mained true to him (t 1106). '" However, no sooner was Henry V. In undisputed possession of the throne, than he maintained, as stoutly as his father had done, his right to invest bishops. ■'^ The negotiations of his embassadors with the Pope at a confer- ence in Chalons (1107) remained without result. '* When Henry polit.
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