A history of this conflict was published in 1982 by Uta-Renate Blumenthal, and one side was supported by a tract issued by Humbert of Silva Candida entitled Adversus simoniacum. A promulgation banning its central action was issued by Hugh of Die at the council of Autun, and a compromise was supported by Ivo of Chartres in the conflict over it. Paschal III offered to renounce all holdings of the Church in return for the concession of free elections and the abandonment of it. It ended when the first Lateran Council ratified an agreement in which Holy Roman Emperor Henry V renounced use of the ri
A history of this conflict was published in 1982 by Uta-Renate Blumenthal, and one side was supported by a tract issued by Humbert of Silva Candida entitled Adversus simoniacum. A promulgation banning its central action was issued by Hugh of Die at the council of Autun, and a compromise was supported by Ivo of Chartres in the conflict over it. Paschal III offered to renounce all holdings of the Church in return for the concession of free elections and the abandonment of it. It ended when the first Lateran Council ratified an agreement in which Holy Roman Emperor Henry V renounced use of the ring and crosier. This conflict resulted in the excommunication of Henry IV by Gregory VII, and Henry's subsequent trip to Canossa. For 10 points, identify this conflict ended by the Concordat of Worms, which revolved around whether secular rulers had the power to appoint bishops.
A history of this conflict was published in 1982 by Uta-Renate Blumenthal, and one side was supported by a tract issued by Humbert of Silva Candida entitled Adversus simoniacum.
lay investiture controversy