A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

History of the Christian Church • VOLUME 4

FOURTH PERIOD. A. D. 590-1049.

['Schaff, Philip, 1819-1893', 'Schaff, David S. (David Schley), 1852-1941'] • Public-domain historical edition in the United States (published 1884); OCR from Internet Archive scan

FOURTH PERIOD. A. D. 590-1049.

A. D.

POPES.

ANTI-POPES.

EMPERORS.

A. D.

Stephen II.

Roman(Patricius).

752-757

Stephen III. (II.)

757-767

Paul I.

767-768

Constantine II.

ROMAN EMPERORS-

Philippus.

76S-772

Stephen IV.

772-795

Adrian I.

*( Charlemagne.

768-814

795-816

Leo III.

Crowned emperor at

816-817

Stephen V.

Rome,

817-824

Paschal I.

*Louis the Pious.

824-827

Eugenius II.

(le Debonnaire).

814-840

Valentinus.

Crowned em. at Kheims

827^844

Gregory IV.

*Lothaire I. (crown

John (diaconus).

ed 823).

840-855

844-847

Sergius II.

(Louis the German,

847-855

Leo IV.

King of Germany,

The mythical

papess Joan or John

840-876.)

855-858

Benedict III.

VIII.

xVnastasius.

*Louis II. (in Italy)

855-875

858-867

Nicolas I.

867-872

Adrian II.

872-882

John VIII.

*Charles the Bald.

875-881

882-884

Marinus I.

*Charles the Fat.

881-887

884-885

Adrian III.

885-891

Stephen VI.

*Arnulf.

887-899

891-896

Formosus.

Crowned emperor,

Boniface VI.

896-897

Stephen VII.

(murdered).

Romanus.

Theodoras II.

898-900

John IX.

(Louis the Child.)

900-903

Benedict IV.

Leo V.

Louis III. of Pro

903-904

Christophorus

(deposed).

vence (in Italy).

904-911

Sergius III.

Conrad I. (of Fran-

911-913

Anastasius III.

conia), King of

913-914

Lando.

Germany.

911-918

914-928

John X.

Berengar (in Italy).

928-929

Leo VI.

Henry I. (the Fow

929-931

Stephen VIII.

ler), King of Ger

931-936

John XL

many. The House

936-939

Leo VII.

of Saxony.

918-926

939-942

Stephen IX.

*Otto I. (the Great).

936-973

942-946

Marinus II.

Crowned emperor,

946-955

Agapetus II.

955-963

John XII.

(deposed).

963-965

Leo VIII.

Benedict V.

(deposed).

965-972

John XIII.

972-974

Benedict VI.

*0tto II.

973-983

974-983

Benedict VII.

(Boniface VII. ?)

983-984

John XIV.

(murdered).

*0tto III.

983-1002

984-985

Boniface VII.

Crowned emperor,

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A. D.

POPES.

ANTI-POPES.

EMPERORS.

A.D.

935-990

John XV-

990-999

Gregory V.

997-99S

Calabritanus John XVI. *ITonrvII .fthn Saint

998-1003

Silvester II.

the last of the

1003-1009 1009-1012

John XVII. John XVIII. Sergius IV-

Saxon empe'rs) Crowned emperor,

1002-1024

1012-1024

Benedict VIII

*Conrad II. The

1024-1033 1033-1040

John XIX. Benedict IX.

Gregory, (deposed).

House of Franconia Crowned emperor,

1024-1039

1044-1040 1045-1040 1010-1047

Gregory VI. Clement II.

Silvester III.

*IIcnry III. Crowned emperor,

1039-1056

1047-1018

Damasus II.

1048-1054

Leo IX.

1054-1057

Victor II.

*Henry IV.

1056-1100

1057-1058

Stephen X.

Crowned by the An-

1058-1059

Benedict X.

(deposed).

tipope Clement.

1058-1001

Xicolas II.

1001-1073

Alexander II.

(Rudolf of Swabia,

radalous(Honorius II.).

rival).

1073-1085

Gregory VII.

(Hildcbrand).

(Hermann of Lux

1080-1100

Wibertus(ClementllL)

emburg, rival).

1080-1087

Victor III.

1088-1099

Urban II.

1099-1118

Paschal II.

Theodoricns.

\lbertus.

v Henry V.

1106-1125

1105-1111

Maginulfus (Silves

1118-1119

Gel asms II.

ter IV.).

1118-1121

3urdinus (Gregory

*Lothaire II. (the Saxon

1125-1137

1119-1124

Calixtns II.

VIIL).

1121-1130

Ilonorins II.

Fheohaldus Buccapecus (Celestine).

*Conrad III. The House of Hohen-

1130-1143

Innocent II.

staufen. (TheSwa-

1130-1138 1143-1144

Celestine II.

Vnacletus, II. Gregory (Victor IV.).

bian emperors.) Crowned Em. at Aix

1138-1152

1144-1145

Lucius H.

1145-1153

Eugenius III.

"Frederick I. (Bar-

1153-1154 1154-1159

Anastasius IV. Adrian IV.

barossa). Crowned emperor,

1152-1190

1159-1181

Alexander III.

1159-1104

Octavianus (Victor IV.)

Guido Cromensis

1104-1108

(Paschal III.). ohannos de Struma.

1108-1178

(Calixtus III.).

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1181-1185!

Lucius III.

(Innocent III.).

1185-1187

Urban III.

FOURTH PERIOD. A. D. 590-1049.

A. D.

POPES.

ANTI-POPES.

EMPERORS.

A. D.

Gregory VIII.

1187-1191

Clement III.

*Henry VI.

1190-1197

1191-1198

Celestine III.

1198-1216

Innocent III.

Philip of Swabia, and

Otto IV. (rivals).

*Otto IV.

1209-1215

1216-1227

Honorius III.

^Frederick II.

1215-1250

1227-1241

Gregory IX.

Crowned emperor.

Celestine IV.

1241-1254

Innocent IV.

(Henry Raspe, rival) (William of Holland

rival).

Conrad IV.

1250-1254

1254-1261

Alexander IV.

Interregnum.

1254-1273

Richard (Earl of Corn

wall).

1261-1264

Urban IV.

Alfonso (King of Cas tile) — (rivals).

1265-1268

Clement IV.

1271-1276

Gregory X.

Rudolf I. (of Haps-

Innocent V.

burg). House of

Adrian V.

Austria.

1272-1291

1276-1277

John XXI.

1277-1280

Nicolas III.

1281-1285

Martin IV.

1285-1287

Honorius IV.

1288-1292

Nicolas IV.

Adolf (of Nassau).

1292-1298

St. Celestine V.

(abdicated).

1294-1303

Boniface VIII.

Albert I. (of Haps-

1303-1304

Benedict XI.

burg).

1298-1308

1305-1314

Clement V.1

*Henry VII. (of

Luxemburg). *Lewis IV. (of Bava

1308-1313

1316-1334

John XXII.

ria).

1314-1347

1334-1342

Benedict XII.

Frederick the Fair

1342-1352

Clement VI.

of Austria, rival,

1314-1330.)

1352-1362

Innocent VI.

*Charles IV. (of

1362-1370

Urban V.

Luxemburg).

1347-1437

1370-1378

Gregory XI.

Giinther of

1378-1389

Urban VI.

Schwarzburg, rival).

1 Clement V. moved the papal see to Avignon in 1309, and his successors continued to reside there for seventy years, till Gregory XL After that date arose a forty years' schism between the Roman popes and the Avignon popes.

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