1, controlling and confirming their election, [376-385];
2, the exarchal government, plundering and oppressing, [386-390];
3, interfering with doctrine, [393-400];
eastern episcopate demoralised by it, [409];
its advancement of its bishop from 381 to 733, [337].
Charlemagne, sent by his father Pipin to meet Pope Stephen II., [358];
crowned with his father and brother by Pope Stephen at St. Denys in 754, [360];
and made with them Patricius of the Romans, [360], [431];
becomes with his brother Carloman, king of the Franks, 768, [436];
marries Desiderata or Ermengarde, daughter of Desiderius, [437];