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A Short History of the Papacy in the Middle Ages
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Walter Ullmann

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The irony of the last years of the medieval papacy is that it is the Renaissance that brought them down - during the Middle Ages proper they had been a vibrant and dynamic force in the world.

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Conciliarism solves the problem of the Great Schism, but what now? (also, I had never before encountered the suggestion that Urban VI was suffering from mental derangement.)

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Boniface VIII fails to change with the times, and gets himself harangued, harassed, and hurried to his death for his efforts.

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The papacy had the most sophisticated governmental apparatus of the thirteenth century (but that still doesn't mean they were all-powerful, despite their rhetoric).

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We hit the zenith of papal power: Innocent III

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Ahh... the papal monarchy defeats Frederick Basbarossa.

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The Concordat of Worms ends investiture.

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Reform!