Dante And His Italy
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Francis, Saint, his connection with Innocent III, 76, 77; his Order founded, 95 ; his work for the Church, 97, 98 : his poverty, 94, 107, 291 ; his missionary labours, 93 ; his dislike of learn- ing) 95 ; his place in Italian ' literature, 93, 94, 246 ; the Stigmata, 77 ; and St. Dominic, 94-101 ; contrasted with Fred- eric II, 93.
Franciscans, Dante's connection with, 25, 108, 356 ; foundation of Order, 76, 95 ; their influence in Europe, 95 ; in England, 49, 50, 96 ; in Italy, 106 sq. ; con- ...nection with St. Louis, 55 ; influence on architecture, 95 ; on music, 95, 178-79 ; co-opera- tion with Dominicans, 100 sqq. ; suspected by monks and seculars, loi ; service of Papacy, 103 sqq.
Frati Gaudenti. See Gaudenti.
— Minori. See Franciscans. Frederic I, Barbarossa (Emp. ), 62, 117, 125, 247, 304.
— II, Emperor, his ancestry, 46, 79; tutelage by Innocent III, 76; coronation, 77; extent of dominions, 46, 77-79 ; govern- ment, 80, 81, 102 ; policy, 82, 114; contest with Papacy, 11, 46, 47, 61, 62, 74, 83, 84; character and genius, 41, 80 sqq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Francis, Saint, his connection with Innocent III, 76, 77; his Order founded, 95 ; his work for the Church, 97, 98 : his poverty, 94, 107, 291 ; his missionary labours, 93 ; his dislike of learn- ing) 95 ; his place in Italian ' literature, 93, 94, 246 ; the Stigmata, 77 ; and St. Dominic, 94-101 ; contrasted with Fred- eric II, 93.
Franciscans, Dante's connection with, 25, 108, 356 ; foundation of Order, 76, 95 ; their influence in Europe, 95 ; in England, 49, 50, 96 ; in Italy, 106 sq. ; con- ...nection with St. Louis, 55 ; influence on architecture, 95 ; on music, 95, 178-79 ; co-opera- tion with Dominicans, 100 sqq. ; suspected by monks and seculars, loi ; service of Papacy, 103 sqq.
Frati Gaudenti. See Gaudenti.
— Minori. See Franciscans. Frederic I, Barbarossa (Emp. ), 62, 117, 125, 247, 304.
— II, Emperor, his ancestry, 46, 79; tutelage by Innocent III, 76; coronation, 77; extent of dominions, 46, 77-79 ; govern- ment, 80, 81, 102 ; policy, 82, 114; contest with Papacy, 11, 46, 47, 61, 62, 74, 83, 84; character and genius, 41, 80 sqq.
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