Bernard Saisset served under this man and Clement V authorized a posthumous trial of this man, however it was never held.
Bernard Saisset served under this man and Clement V authorized a posthumous trial of this man, however it was never held. His predecessor stepped down to pursue a purer life, and it is rumored that he convinced that predecessor, Clementine V, to do so. He was captured by forces led by the Collonna family and Guillame de Nogaret. In 1300 he invited Catholics to visit Rome, declaring the first Jubilee year. That occurred a few years after he issued the bull Clericis Laicos, which barred taxing the clergy. He issued a document that stated, "every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff," which was part of his conflict with Phillip the Fair. For ten points, name this Pope who appeared as a simonist in Dante's Inferno, and issued Unam Sanctum.
Bernard Saisset served under this man and Clement V authorized a posthumous trial of this man, however it was never held.
Pope {Boniface VIII} (accept Benedetto {Caetani})