An Interpretation: The Role of Innocent III (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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City crusaders captured in 1204
City crusaders captured in 1204
Constantinople, capital of Byzantine Empire
Absolution in crusading
Absolution in crusading
Sin forgiven OR release from crusade vow
Legate who granted absolution without consent 1209
Legate who granted absolution without consent 1209
Peter of Capuano
Riley-Smith: Innocent III's main failures
Riley-Smith: Innocent III's main failures
Over-ambitious strategy & crusader disobedience
Meschini: Innocent III's main failure
Meschini: Innocent III's main failure
Concessions perceived as weakness undermined him
Pope's 1st concession (1199)
Pope's 1st concession (1199)
Reduced vow period from 2 years to 1 year
Meschini's term for pope as leader
Meschini's term for pope as leader
Theoretical craftsman
Latin term for crusader states in Holy Land
Latin term for crusader states in Holy Land
Outremer
What both historians agree about Innocent III
What both historians agree about Innocent III
He lost control & bears responsibility
Egypt city in Innocent III's strategic plan
Egypt city in Innocent III's strategic plan
Alexandria