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Flick, Alexander Clarence
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[393:1] Pertz, iv., 328, 330.
[393:2] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 28.
[394:1] Pertz, iii., 459.
[394:2] Hauck, Kircheng. Deutschl., i., 69.
[395:1] Bryce, 88. Fisher, Med. Emp., i.; Thatcher and McNeal, No. 29.
[395:2] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 53.
[395:3]Mon. Ger. Hist. Leges, ii., 177; Watterich, i., 675; Thatcher and McNeal, No. 54.
[395:4] Robinson, Readings, i., 253.
[395:5] Luitprand, Hist. Ottonis, ch. 5.
[396:1] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 29.
[397:1] Greenwood, bk. viii., 477; Gregorovius, Rome in M. A., bk. vi., 346.
[397:2] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 55.
[398:1] Greenwood, bk. viii., 483.
[399:1] Henderson, Select. Hist. Docs., 442, gives the highly amusing account of the ambassador Luitprand.
[399:2] Bryce, ch. 9.
[399:3] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 30, 31.
[399:4] Maitland, Dark Ages, 499.
[399:5] Hauck, iii., 333. Archbishop Bruno was thought to be in league with the devil. William of Hirschau wrote an elaborate apology for classical learning as an appendix to his work on astronomy.
The trick played by Henry II. on Bishop Meinwerk of Paderborn illustrates the prevailing ignorance of Latin. Henry II. had "fa" erased from the mass for the dead. The Bishop did not understand Latin so offered up a prayer for he and she mules.—Fisher, Med. Emp., ii., 90.
[401:1] Uhlriz, Otto II. und Otto III.; Jahrb. d. Deutsch. Reiches.
[401:2] Bryce, ch. 9; Henderson, 442.
[402:1] He was buried in St. Peter's and is the only German Emperor sleeping on Roman soil.
[402:2] Milman, Lat. Christ., iii., 189; Greenwood, bk. viii., 497.
[403:1] Mabillon, Act. Ord. St. Benedict, vi., 30; Robinson, Readings, i., 259.
[404:1] Milman, ii., 481.
[404:2] See Chap. XVIII.
[405:1] Thacher and McNeal, No. 289.
[405:2] Hodgkin, Italy and her Invaders, viii., 273; Mombert, Charles the Great, 485.
[406:1] Fisher, Med. Emp., ii., 203; Mombert, Charles the Great.
[406:2] Henry II. was the great-grandson of Otto I.
[408:1] Glaber, I., i., ch. 4.
[408:2] Rudolph, King of Burgundy, and Canute, King of England and Denmark were both present at the coronation.
[409:1] Steindorff, Jahrb. d. Deutsch. Reichs unter Heinrich III.
[409:2] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 32.
[409:3] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 242, 243.
[410:1] Schaff, iv., 298; Milman, ii., 505.
[410:2] Muratori, iii., 2, p. 345; Hefele, iv., 707; Giesebrecht, ii., 643.
[410:3] Thatcher and McNeal, No. 57.
[415:1] See Potthast, Wegweiser.