The Rise of the Mediaeval Church / And Its Influence on the Civilization of Western Europe from the First to the Thirteenth Century

by Alexander Clarence Flick

[562:2] Gesta, sec. 41, 42.

[562:3] Ep., i., 335, 349, 399.

[563:1] Greenwood, v., 651.

[563:2] Ep., i., 130.

[563:3] Gesta, sec. 133.

[563:4] Ep., i., 79, 80.

[563:5] Ibid., xvi., 30-34. Lea, Hist. of Inq., i., 41, 46.

[563:6] Matt. Paris, an. 1215; Murat, vii., 893; Raynaldus, an. 1215.

[564:1] Lea, Hist. of Sac. Celib. By the thirteenth century celibacy was generally recognised as a canon all over the Latin Church, but secret alliances continued as an unmitigated evil.

[565:1] Ep., i., 205, 217, 250, 292, 294, 388, 416, etc.