...thus making his court to the holy father, and on the other, he well.knew, that the bKhop of Orviete would carry a title only, and no authority. The people granted his requeft, but paid all the honours to him; he pofldTed the authority without reftriction; the good biftvjp...

...nothing in thus making his court to the holy father; and, on the other, he well knew, that the bifhop of Orvieto would carry a title only, and no authority. The people granted his requeft, but paid all the honours tohim : he polTeffed the authority without reftriftion ; the good...

...conVOL, XXVI. Q sent should be granted him, which (he told them) he flattered himself he should obtain. On the one hand, he hazarded nothing in thus making...authority. The people granted his request, but paid all the honours to him : he possessed the authority without restriction ; the good bishop appeared a mere...

...conVOL. XXVI. Q sent should be granted him, which (he told them) he flattered himself he should obtain. On the one hand, he hazarded nothing in thus making...authority. The people granted his request, but paid all the honours to him : he possessed the authority without restriction ; the good bishop appeared a mere...

...nothing in thus making his court to the holy father, and, on the other, he well knew, that the hishop of Orvieto would carry a title only, and no authority. The people granted his request, but paid all the honours to him : he possessed the authority without restriction; the good hishop appeared a mere...

...thus making his court to the holy father^ and, on the other, he well knew, that the bishop of Oi1vieto would carry a title only, and no authority. The people granted his request, but paid all the honours to him : he possessed the authority without restriction- ; the good bishop appeared a mere...

...accept of their offers, but upon two conditions ; the first, that they should nominate the pope's vicar his co-partner ; the second, that the pope's consent...good bishop appeared a mere shadow and veil to his enterprises. Rienzi was seated in his triumphal chariot, like an idol, to triumph with the greater...

...his court to the holy father ; and on the other he well knew that the bishop of Orvieto would cany a title only and no authority. The people granted...good bishop appeared a mere shadow and veil to his enterprises. Rienzi was seated in his triumphal chariot, like an idol, to triumph with the greater...