and the unjealous unity of the Papal and the episcopal authority, [324];
he rejects Leo's attack on the faith, but maintains allegiance, [328];
causes king Liutprand to retire from before Rome, [329];
Baronius esteems Pope Gregory II. as equal to St. Gregory the Great, [332];
he dies in February, 731.
Gregory III., Pope, elected in 731,
his character in Anastasius, [332], [343];
holds a Council at Rome proscribing the Iconoclast heresy, [334];
is deprived by Leo III. of the patrimonies in Leo's realm, and of his spiritual jurisdiction in ten provinces, [336];
keeps king Liutprand at hay from Rome, [339];