Church-history of the government of bishops and their councils abbreviated including the chief part…

§ 113. But the Schism continued, three persons successively being made Anti-Popes by the Emperor's party; but all of them one after another overcome by Paschal, who being a Military Pope, did most of his work by his Army, which he frequently had on foot. In his time Jerusalem, and the Cities about, were won by Godfrey of Bullen, his Brother-Baldwin, Boemund, Tancred, and the rest of the Christians; and Godfrey made first King, and Baldwin next; Boemund and Tancred having Antioch, and after suffering great losses, &c. as you may read in the Histories.

§ 113. But the Schism continued, three persons successively being made Anti-Popes by the Emperor's party; but all of them one after another overcome by Paschal, who being a Military Pope, did most of his work by his Army, which he frequently had on foot. In his time Ierusalem, and the Cities about, were won by Godfrey of Bullen, his Brother-Baldwin, Boemund, Tancred, and the rest of the Christians; and Godfrey made first King, and Baldwin next; Boemund and Tancred having Antioch, and after suffering great losses, &c. as you may read in the Histories.

§ 114. Never did the Papal Rebellion work more unnaturally, than in setting up the Emperor's Son Henry against his own Father,¹ as excommunicate and deposed; who being chosen in his stead by the Papal Faction, overcame him, and took him Prisoner, and kept him till he dyed (naturally, or violently, I know not) at Liege.

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§ 115. Yet was the Pope deceived of his hopes: For this Henry also was of the Henrician Heresy, and having by the Pope's order kept his Fathers Corps five years unburied, because Excommunicate, he came with an Army after to Rome to be crowned Emperor, and getting into the City, (the Pope's