...advantage to their town from the splendour and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. The bell of the city, indeed,...the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagni/ The ' Statement of William of Nogaret. Dupuy, p. 217. I see no reason to jlouht this. CHAP. IX. ATTACK...

...advantage to their town from the splendour and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. The bell of the city, indeed,...unfolded against the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagiii.r The ' Statement of William of Nogaret. Dupuy, p. 247. I see no reason to doubt this. first...

...of their pride in their holy compatriot, of the honor and advantage to their town from the splendor and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with...unfolded against the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagni.1 The first attack was on the palace of the Pope, on that of the Marquis Gaetani, his nephew,...

...advantage to their town from the splendor and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. The bell of the city, indeed,...unfolded against the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagni.1 The first attack was on the palace of the Pope, on that of the Marquis Gaetani, his nephew,...

...advantage to their town from the splendor and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. The bell of the city, indeed,...commander, whom they ignorantly or treacherously chose, was An1ulf, a deadly enemy of the Pope. The banner of the Church was unfolded against the Pope by the captain...

...advantage to their town from the splendour and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. " The bell of the city, indeed,...attack was on the palace of the Pope, on that of the Marquis Gaetani, his nephew, and those of three Cardinals, the special partisans of Boniface. The houses...

...advantage to their town from the splendor and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. " The bell of the city, indeed,...attack was on the palace of the Pope, on that of the Marquis Gaetani, his nephew, and those of three Cardinals, the special partisans of Boniface. The houses...

...advantage to their town from the splendour and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. "The bell of the city,, indeed,...the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagni. The tirst attack was on the palace of the Pope, on that of the Marquis Gaetani, his nephew, and those of...

...advantage to their town from the splendour and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. " The bell of the city, indeed,...treacherously chose, was Arnulf, a deadly enemy of thp Pope. The banner of the Church was unfolded against the Pope by the captain of the people of Anagni....

...advantage to their town from the splendor and wealth of the Papal residence, received them with rebellious and acclaiming shouts. " The bell of the city, indeed,...burghers had assembled ; they had chosen their commander j but that commander, whom they ignorantly or treacherously chose, was Arnulf, a deadly enemy of the...