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In the 10th century, being head of the Catholic Church didnt stop Pope John XII from allegedly committing incest with his sisters, calling on pagan gods and goddesses, being an alcoholic and putting his mistress in charge of his brothel. Of course, being pope didnt make popes popular either: in 896AD, Pope Formosus died, but that was no obstacle to Lambert of Spoleto, who bore something of a grudge, in exhuming the pontiff and putting him on trial. Formosus was found guilty of being unworthy of his papal office, had all his acts annulled and his body was thrown in the Tiber. From corruption to nepotism, from crusade to witch-burning to Inquisition, from popes sanctioning murder to popes being murdered, Dark History of the Popes explores more than 1000 years of sinister deeds surrounding the papacy. Ranging from the 9th century AD to Pope Pius XIIs position during World War II, the book examines political, religious and social history through the skulduggery of popes...
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Agiltrude, Duchess
Alberic de Trois-Fontaines
Alberic II
Alberic of Lombardy
Albigensian Crusade
Bziers
Carcassonne
end of
loot, land and power
medieval warfare
preparations for
Alexander VI (14921503)
awaiting the papacy
coronation
death of
election
family
favourite son
naked revels
Alfonso of Aragon
Alhambra Decree
Amaury, Bishop
battle madness
Carcassonne
character of
death of
fortunes made
anathema
Antapodosis
Antonelli, Giacomo
Aristotle
Armstrong, Maitland
Arnald, William
Arnulf
Assayer, The
Assumption of Mary
astronomy
Augustine of Hippo, Saint
Austria
Austro-Prussian War
Autier brothers
auto de f
Avignonet
Babin, Guillemette
ballistas
Barberini, Maffeo
battle equipment
battle madness
Bavaria
Bechada, Gregory
Blibaste, Guillaume
Bellarmine, Robert
Benedict IV (900903)
Benedict V (964)
Benedict IX (10331044)
Benedict XV (19141922)
Bernard of Clairvaux
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
Berruguete, Pedro
Betto, Bernardino di
Bziers
Bismarck, Otto von
Black Friars see Dominican Order Blanche of Castile
Bodin, Jean
Bohemia
Boniface VI (896)
Boniface VIII (12941303)
Borgia, Cesare as cardinal
end of
family of
legitimized
murder of brother-in-law
murder suspect
succeds Juan
Borgia, Jofre
Borgia, Juan
Borgia, Laura
Borgia, Lucretia
divorce
end of
marriages
Borgia, Pedro Luis
Borgia, Rodrigo see Alexander VI Borja, Alonso de
Boursier, Madame
Bruno, Giordano
Burchard, Johann
Cadaver Synod
Cadorna, Raffaele
Calixtus III (14551458)
Canso dAntioca
Carcassonne
attack on
end of
rebellion
war preparations
Castel Gandolfo
Castel SantAngelo
Castelfidardo, Battle of
Cathars see also Inquisition
Albigensian Crusade
Bziers
Carcassonne
Dominican Order
end of
heresy
local diffiuculties
murder of Pierre de Castelnau
Perfects
Catholic Popular Party
Catholicism, Catharism and
cats
Celestine IV (1241)
Celestine V (1294)
censorship
Charles II of Spain
Charles the Bald
Chateau Comtal
Chicherin, Georgi
Christina of Tuscany
Christopher (antipope)
civil rights
Clement V (13051314)
Clement VIII (15921605)
Clement XII (17301740)
Communards
communism
Constantinople
Copernicans, Church versus
Copernicus, Nikolaus
Council of Lyons
Counter-Reformation
Crescentius, Bishop
crusades see also Albigensian Crusade;
Bziers; Carcassonne end of
dAlbray, Charlotte
Defence, HMS
della Rovere, Giuiliani
demonic possession
La Dmonomanie des Sorciers
Deputy, The
Derneburg Castle
dEste, Alfonso
di Cordova, Gonsalvo
Dialogo Dei Massimi Sistemi
Domenichino, Zampieri
Dominic de Guzman
Dominican Order
Dupanloup, Flix
Einstein, Albert
elections
Elisabeth of Thuringia
Eugene III (11451153)
excommunication
exorcism
Farnese, Giulia
Fascism
Ferdinand of Aragon
Ferdinand of Germany
Filippo Doria Pamphili, Prince
First Crusade
Fleury, Joseph-Nicolas Robert
Formosus (891896)
Foscarini, Paolo Antonio
Franciscan Order
Franco-Prussian War
Frank, Karl Hermann
Franz Joseph I of Austria
Frederick II, King of Germany
French policing
French Revolution
Freppel, Charles-mile
Galilei, Galileo
in Arceti
confession
death of
fact as fiction
found guilty
letters
Messenger of the Stars, The
scientific discoveries
on trial
in Venice
Garibaldi, Giuseppe
Gaspari, Pietro
Gladstone, William
Golairan, William-Raymond
government
Great Schism
Gregorovius, Ferdinand
Gregory VI (10451046)
Gregory IX (12271241)
credulity
death of
Decretals
fighting back
formidable foe
guile of
Inquisition returns
Omnipotentis Dei
Robert le Bougre
witchcraft
Gregory XIII (15721585)
Gregory XV (16211623)
Gregory XVI (18311846)
Gros, Raymond
Grottaferrata
Guido of Lucca
gunpowder
Guy of Spoleto
Heinrich II of Sayn
Helena, Saint
heliocentric theory
Henri de Marcy
heresy
Heydrich, Reinhardt
History of the Inquisition
Hitler, Adolf
faithless Fhrer
kidnap plot
malevolent intentions
Hochhuth, Rolf
Hollweg, Theobald Bethmann
Holy Stairs see Sancta Scala Hound of Hitler, The
House of Spoleto
Hugh de Arcis
Hugh of Provence
Humani Generis Unitas
Index of Prohibited Books
indulgences
Ingoli, Francesco
Innocent III (11981216)
Albigensian Crusade
excommunication of Cathars
Fourth Lateran Council
heresy a crime
heretics persecuted
Inquisition
loot, land and power
Primitive Rule
Innocent IV (12431254)
Frederick II excommunicated
insecurity of
torture becomes official
Innocent VIII (14841492)
Inquisition see also witchcraft
attack on
Avignonet
dead heretics
deceiving the inquisitors
extreme measures
fighting back
Gregorys guile
inquisitors
interrogations
Madame Boursier
no quarter given
rebellion
return of
Inquisitor General
interdict
Islam
Italian National Committee of Liberation
Italian Republic
Jews
papacy avoiding the issue in WWII
help for in WWII
Nazi intentions
Nazi retaliations
Popes strategy in WWII
Spanish Inquisition
John, King of England
John Petrus
John VIII (872882)
John X (914928)
John XI (931935)
John XII (955964)
John XV (985996)
John XXII (13161334)
John XXIII (19581963)
John Paul II (19782005)
Juanes, Juan de
Julius II (15031513)
Kappler, Herbert
Kepler, Johannes
Knights Hospitaller
Knights of the Holy Sepulchre
Knights Templar
Konrad von Marburg
Kramer, Heinrich
Kristallnacht
Lambert
Lando I (913914)
Lanza, Giovanni
Lateran Treaty
Laurens, Jean Paul
Lavaur
Le Broussart, Pierre
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Lees-Milne, James
Leo V (903)
Leo VI (928)
Leo VIII (963965)
Leo XIII (18781903)
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonine City
liberal constitutions
Lidice
limbo
Limboch, Philip
Liutprand of Cremona
Loubet, mile
Louis IX
Louis XII of France
Luna, Maria Enriquez de
Luther, Martin
Machiavelli, Niccol
Madonna Oriente
Malleus Maleficarum
Manicheans
Manning, Henry Edward
Marinus I (882884)
Marozia
character of
death of
imprisonment
islands of decadence
Petrus murder
revenge of
Sergius III and
Martin V (14171431)
Maximilian I of Germany
Mazzini, Giuseppe
Mentana, Battle of
Messenger of the Stars, The
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