Peter's Rock in Mohammed's Flood, from St. Gregory the Great to St. Leo III

by T. W. Allies

revolts against Leo III., and executed as a criminal by him, [289].

Athalarich, king of the Goths, perishes by his excesses in 534, [380];

imposes a fine for confirming the Papal election, [380].

Augustine, St., his confession of the primacy of the Apostolic See praised by Pope St. Martin, [73].

Bardanes, Philippicus, reigns eighteen months, and tries to set up again the Monothelite heresy, [281];

deposed and blinded, [282].

Baronius, his judgment as to the greatness of St. Gregory II., quoted, [332].

Bede, St., his account of archbishop Theodore, [236].

Boniface IV., Pope, consecrates Agrippa's Pantheon to be the Church of “the ever-virgin Mother of God and all martyrs,” [28].

Brunengo, I primi Papi-Re and Le Origini della Sovranità Temporale dei Papi, quoted continually in the 8th chapter.