Excommunication of Robert Guiscard & Robert of Loritello by Gregory VII
Unit appears in:
MICHAEL VII (1071-1078)
1075
Summary:
Gregory VII at a synod excommunicated Robert Guiscard (who had already been anathematised) and Robert of Loritello. The charge against both of them was that they had invaded papal property
Dates:
1075
Pope Gregory VII (
Gregorios 27
)
At a synod he excommunicated
Robert 61
(who had previously been anathematised) and
Robert 102
, as invaders of papal possessions (:)
Gregory VII, in Caspar II, 52a (197.2-4)
Robert Guiscard (
Robert 61
)
He was excommunicated by
Gregorios 27
at a synod, having previously been anathematised; he was accused of having invaded papal possessions (:)
Gregory VII, in Caspar II, 52a (197.2-4)
Robert, count of Loritello, brother [in fact nephew] of Robert Guiscard (
Robert 102
)
He was excommunicated by
Gregorios 27
at a synod, accused of having invaded papal possessions (:)
Gregory VII, in Caspar II, 52a (197.2-4)