Military and religious life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Bickers & Son · leaf 366
he affairs of his diocese with sovereign authority(Fig. 228), and, by means of the councils convoked by the kings, they THE SECULAR CLERGY. 287 governed the whole of the kingdom. In Gaul, there were twenty-fivecouncils during the fifth century, fifty-four in the sixth, and twenty in theseventh, all… … § A. Cf HDOY1S BH1WI£bJChHI lHkoccoJ)j££COHTiH £XV R VlTX • CV1V.S COlkfVS SXcBNO? JH-.CX PIT $ PC£rXTlo Fig. 229.—St. Wulfram, Bishop of Sens, clad in his pallium ; died in 720 at the Abbey of St.Wandrille.—From a Miniature in the Chronicon Fontinellense (Manuscript of the NinthCentury), Havre…
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