A bul known as the Laudabiliter that may have been his, or a forgery, appeared during his reign in 1155, granting the English king the blessing of the church to conquer Ireland.
"There never came a foreigner to Norway whom al men respected so highly", wrote Snorri Sturleson of this person's visit to Scandinavia, during which he reformed the clergy and established a see in Trondheim. Less than a year later, was elected Pope, placed Rome under Interdict in response to a republican revolt in the city, and crowned Frederick Barbarossa Holy Roman Emperor. A bul known as the Laudabiliter that may have been his, or a forgery, appeared during his reign in 1155, granting the English king the blessing of the church to conquer Ireland. For ten points, name this pontiff born Nicholas Breakspear, the only English pope.
"There never came a foreigner to Norway whom al men respected so highly", wrote Snorri Sturleson of this person's visit to Scandinavia, during which he reformed the clergy and established a see in Trondheim.
Adrian IV (accept Nicholas Breakspear until it’s mentioned) The poet