The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire LXIX

The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon — In The East

AD	Scope Of Chapter LXIX
1100-1500	State and Revolutions of Rome
1000-1100	The French and German Emperors of Rome Authority of the Popes in Rome — From Affection , From Right From Virtue, From Benefits Inconstancy of Superstition Seditions of Rome against the Popes
1086-1305	Successors of Gregory VII.
1090-1118	Paschal II.
1118,1119	Gelasius II.
1144,1145	Lucius II.
1181,1185	Lucius III.
1119-1124	Calistus II.
1130-1143	Innocent II. Character of the Romans by St. Bernard
1140	Political Heresy of Arnold of Brescia
1144-1154	He exhorts the Romans to restore the Republic, His Execution Restoration of the Senate The Capitol The Coin The Praefect of the City Number and Choice of the Senate The Office of Senator
1252-1258	Brancaleone
1265-1278	Charles of Anjou
1281	Pope Martin IV.
1328	The Emperor Lewis of Bavaria Addresses of Rome to the Emperors
1144	Conrad III.
1155	Frederic I. Wars of the Romans against the neighbouring Cities
1167	Battle of Tusculum
1234	Battle of Viterbo The Election of the Popes
1179	Right of the Cardinals established by Alexander III
1274	Institution of the Conclave by Gregory X. Absence of the Popes from Rome
1294-1303	Boniface VIII.
1309	Translationof the Holy See to Avignon
1300	Institution of the Jubilee, or Holy Year
1350	The Second Jubilee The Nobles or Barons of Rome Family of Leo the Jew The Colonna And Ursini, Their hereditary Feuds