its ruin, nine emperors in four years, [24].
Phillips, Kirchenrecht, quoted, [499], [518].
Phocas, the emperor, his character, [7];
puts to death his predecessor, the emperor Mauritius, and all his family, [9];
his death, [9];
his war with the Persian emperor Chosroes, [11];
requires his patriarch to acknowledge the Roman Primacy, [25];
presents the Pantheon to Pope Boniface IV., [28].
Pipin-le-bref; rise of the family of Arnulf and Pipin of Landen, [493];
his forty years' work as mayor of the palace, [494];