Abstract
Th. creation of the signori. within the Romagna was obviously a defeat for the papacy in the political field. Yet in the same period, the Church won notable victories in terms of its religious doctrines and organisation. Widespread heresy was subdued; the anticlerical struggles of the communes were resolved; and the grants of vicariate ended by compromise a situation where political hostility to the papal curia could lead to a rejection of its ecclesiastical teaching. As a result, the fourteenth century saw a new and closer linking of all society with the institutions of religion, and the firm establishment of religious orthodoxy.
Before all and above all, I advise that the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, who has all power in heaven and earth, should be venerated and honoured.
Carl. Malatest. T. Giovann. Mari. Viscont.1
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Larner, J. (1965). Religious Life. In: The Lords of Romagna. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00589-5_9
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