Absolute monarchs : a history of the papacy /

Absolute monarchs : a history of the papacy /

A comprehensive, rollicking, and timely history of the papacy

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Norwich, John Julius, 1929-, Norwich, John Julius, 1929-2018
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Random House, [2011], ©2011
New York : c2011
New York : ©2011
New York : [2011]
New York : c2011
New York : ©2011
Edition:1st U.S. ed
Subjects:
Papacy > History
History
Papacy
Papst
Påvedömet > historia
Nonfiction
Table of Contents:
  • Saint Peter
  • Defenders of the city (c.100-536)
  • Vigilius (537-555)
  • Gregory the Great (590-861)
  • Leo III and Charlemagne (795-861)
  • Pope Joan (ca. 855-857)
  • Nicholas i and the pornocracy (855-964)
  • Schism (964-1054)
  • Gregory VII and the Normans
  • Innocent and Anacletus
  • The English pope
  • Alexander III and Frederick Barbarossa
  • Innocent III
  • The end of the Hohenstaufen
  • Avignon
  • Laetentur Coeli!
  • The Renaissance
  • The monsters
  • The Medici pair
  • The Counter-Reformation
  • Baroque Rome
  • The Age of Reason
  • The Jesuits and the revolution
  • Progress and reaction
  • Pio Nono
  • Leo XIII and the First World War
  • Pius XI and Pius XII
  • Vatican II and after
  • St. Peter
  • Defenders of the city (c. 100-536)
  • Vigilius (537-555)
  • Gregory the Great (590-604)
  • Leo III and Charlemagne (795-861)
  • Pope Joan (855?-857?)
  • Nicholas I and the pornocracy (855-964)
  • Schism (964-1054)
  • Gregory VII and the Normans
  • Innocent and Anacletus
  • The English pope
  • Alexander III and Frederick Barbarossa
  • Innocent III
  • The end of the Hohenstaufen
  • Avignon
  • Laetentur coeli!
  • The Renaissance
  • The monsters
  • The Medici pair
  • The Counter-Reformation
  • Baroque Rome
  • The Age of Reason
  • The Jesuits and the revolution
  • Progress and reaction
  • Pio Nono
  • Leo XIII and the First World War
  • Pius XI and Pius XII
  • Vatican II and after
  • St. Peter
  • Defenders of the city (c. 100-536)
  • Vigilius (537-555)
  • Gregory the Great (590-604)
  • Leo III and Charlemagne (795-861)
  • Pope Joan (855?-857?)
  • Nicholas I and the pornocracy (855-964)
  • Schism (964-1054)
  • Gregory VII and the Normans
  • Innocent and Anacletus
  • The English pope
  • Alexander III and Frederick Barbarossa
  • Innocent III
  • The end of the Hohenstaufen
  • Avignon
  • Laetentur coeli!
  • The Renaissance
  • The monsters
  • The Medici pair
  • The Counter-Reformation
  • Baroque Rome
  • The Age of Reason
  • The Jesuits and the revolution
  • Progress and reaction
  • Pio Nono
  • Leo XIII and the First World War
  • Pius XI and Pius XII
  • Vatican II and after

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