Okey, Thomas, 1852-1935 · London, J. M. Dent ; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 93
efore, the Emperor, who was notpermitted to land at Venice, until he had set aside hisleonine ferocity and put on the gentleness of the lamb, was• brought in great pomp from Chioggia to Lido and passed thenight at the Abbey of S. Nicolo. In the early morning thePope, having received at St Marks the… … ozsoee o ao X UO o o o o X o■u ■«!E RECONCILIATION OF POPE AND EMPEROR 49 the schism by the Chancellor of the Empire, solemnlyabsohed the Emperor from the ban of the Church. TheDoge and a great procession then set forth and brought theEmperor from Lido seated in the ducal barge between Dogeand…
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