Papal State - Revision history

Cian at 23:55, 18 September 2007

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	The '''Papal States''' are the personal lands of the [[pope]], held by him in a [[feudal]] manner in the same way as any other [[crown]], except that the [[pope]] is not a [[hereditary]] office, it is [[elect]]ed.		The '''Papal States''' are the personal lands of the [[pope]], held by him in a [[feudal]] manner in the same way as any other [[crown]], except that the pope is not a [[hereditary]] office, it is [[elect]]ed.

	The area of the ~~'''~~Papal States~~'''~~ varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ~~ocassionally~~ lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].		The area of the Papal States varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and occasionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].

	To the south of the ~~'''~~Papal States~~'''~~ is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].		To the south of the Papal States is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].

	While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[~~Spritual~~]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.		While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spiritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.

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	The area of the '''Papal States''' varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ocassionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].		The area of the '''Papal States''' varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ocassionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].

	To the south of the ''		To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].

			While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.



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74.93.93.173 at 18:18, 18 September 2007

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	The area of the '''Papal States''' varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ocassionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].		The area of the '''Papal States''' varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ocassionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].

	To the south of the ''~~'Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].~~		To the south of the ''

	While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.



	[[Category: Kingdoms (medieval)]]

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	While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.		While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.



			[[Category: Kingdoms (medieval)]]

69.64.71.162 at 19:27, 17 June 2007

2007-06-17T19:27:04Z

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Del at 13:27, 10 November 2003

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	To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].		To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].

		⚫	While the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the leaders of the [[Reformation]], such as [[Martin Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his [[Spritual]] responsibilities for [[Temporal]] gains.
	Anton notes :
⚫	~~Once~~ the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the ~~Reformed~~, such as [[Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his ~~Spritiual~~ responsibilities for Temporal gains.

Anton at 11:06, 10 November 2003

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	To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].		To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].

			Anton notes :
			Once the Pope controlled the Papal States, he was a de facto [[Secular]] Italian prince. One of the points of the Reformed, such as [[Luther]] was that the Pope by controlling these lands had abjured his Spritiual responsibilities for Temporal gains.

Del at 04:02, 10 November 2003

2003-11-10T04:02:24Z

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The '''Papal States''' are the personal lands of the [[pope]], held by him in a [[feudal]] manner in the same way as any other [[crown]], except that the [[pope]] is not a [[hereditary]] office, it is [[elect]]ed.

The area of the '''Papal States''' varied widely during the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]], however they usually included [[Rome]], [[Viterbo]], [[Urbino]] and ocassionally lands as far north as [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Parma]] and [[Modena]].

To the south of the '''Papal States''' is the [[Kingdom]] of [[Naples]].