Pope Collection (page 17)

Pope Yields Power
Rome having been taken by the Italians, the pope yields temporal power to Vittorio Emanuele II

Pope Martinus V
POPE MARTINUS V (Odo Colonna)

Saint Peter First Pope
SAINT PETER Saint Peter, as the first Pope, pronounces the rules of the Church

Silvester II (Mono)
POPE SILVESTER II (Gebert) French pope who took so keen an interest in science that he was rumoured to be a magician

Brigands at Rome
Papal troops capture brigands in the Sezze hills : the political situation, with the pope defying the Italian government, favours lawlessness

Francesco II has Fun
Relieved of his royal responsibilities, Francesco II, former king of the Two Sicilies, takes refuge with the pope at Rome and enjoys himself during the Carnival

French Reinforcements 2
The French government sends line troops to Italy to help th pope defend Rome against Garibaldi : the Intrepide lands them at Civita Vecchia

French Reinforcements 1
The French government sends hussars to Italy to help the pope defend Rome against Garibaldi : two squadrons of hussars sail in the Gomer to Civita Vecchia

French Help Romans
The French, who though they have defeated the Austrians still favour the pope, provide food for the poor of Rome

Explosion at Rome
A mine explodes in the barracks of the French zouaves, defending the pope at Rome : accident or sabotage ?

French Reinforcements
French reinforcements land at Civita Vecchia to help defend pope-held Rome against Garibaldi

Patriot Partisans
Patriot partisans in Garibaldis on-going attempts to take Rome from the pope

Roman Legion Antibes
The Roman Legion at Antibes : at a guess, these are French volunteers traveling to Italy to help the pope repel Garibaldi and his supporters

French Leave Rome
The French finally leave Rome, leaving pope Pius IX to fend for himself. Date: 1 December 1866

Papal Audience 1898
Pope Leo XIII gives audience to a lady, while a cardinal sits nearby looking rather bored, and another religious person scratches his chin in a puzzled kind of way

Tuscany Annexed
In the piazza del Popolo, Firenze the people of Tuscany choose to become part of the newly united Italy : while the pope controls Rome, Florence will be the new capital

Tuscans Vote for Unity
In the piazza del Popolo, Firenze, the people of Tuscany vote to become part of the newly united Italy : while the pope controls Rome, Florence will be the new capital

Gregorius I / St. Dunstan
POPE GREGORIUS I Pope from 590 - 604 Also known as St Gregorius the Great

Songes De Pantagruel
Pope Julius II

Pius IX Returns - 1
Pius IX returns to Rome after his flight to exile, and is acclaimed by his supporters among the populace

Pius IX Returns - 2
Pius IX returns to Rome after his flight to exile, and a procession of his supporters accompanies him to the church of San Giovanni

Pius IX at Firenze
Pius IX visits Firenze, acclaimed by his supporters but not by all

Fortune Acclaimed
Frontispiece of The English Fortune Teller, showing Fortune acclaimed by one and all, including the Pope and clergy

Pope Innocens X
POPE INNOCENS X (Giovanni Battista Pamfili)

Joseph Spence
JOSEPH SPENCE churchman, scholar and anecdotist about his friend Pope and other celebrities of the day. with his autograph

Pius II (De Bry)
PIUS II (Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini)

Pope Urbanus VIII Barberini

Pope Gregorius XVI
POPE GREGORIUS XVI (Bartolommeo Capellari)

Pope Eugenius IV Flees
POPE EUGENIUS IV (Gabriele Condulmaro) opposed by the powerful Colonna family, he has to flee from Rome, while his enemies elect an anti-pope

Pope Stephanus VII
POPE STEPHANUS VII (sometimes listed as Stephanus VIII)

Pope Paulus Iii / Anon
POPE PAULUS III (Alessandro Farnese) reformer, patron of the arts, convener of Council of Trent

Pope Leo III
POPE LEO III pope and saint, aided by Charlemagne, whom he then crowned as the first Holy Roman Emperor

Urbanus IV (Fines)
POPE URBANUS IV (Jacques Pantaleon)

Pope Urbanus I
POPE URBANUS I pope and saint

Pope Joannes XV
POPE JOANNES XV

Pope Sergius I
POPE SERGIUS I pope and saint

Pius IX in St Peter s
Pope Pius IX is carried through St Peter s, Rome, while pilgrims kneel in adoration

Pope Martinus III
POPE MARTINUS III (sometimes known as Martinus II)

Pope Leo VIII
POPE LEO VIII deposed and restored in course of conflict with rivals

Pope Paulus IV
POPE PAULUS IV (Giovanni Pietro Carafa)

Pope Severinus
POPE SEVERINUS

Pope Innocens VII
POPE INNOCENS VII (Cosimo dei Migliorati)

Sixtus V (Walker)
POPE SIXTUS V (Felice Perretti) He established the present papal administrative system Date: reigned 1585 - 1590

Pope Joannes II
POPE JOANNES II (Mercurius) the first pope to change his name on becoming pope

Pope Leo VI
POPE LEO VI

Pope Innocens V
POPE INNOCENS V (Pierre de Tarentaise) known as The Blessed

Anti-Pope Joannes XVI
ANTI-POPE JOANNES XVI humiliated by his rival, pope Gregorius V, who was not strong on Christian forgiveness

Pope Paulus I
POPE PAULUS I pope and saint, brother of Stephanus III

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