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The name of nine Popes.

ope from 418 to 422, assumed the title of First Bishop of Christendom;

ope from 530 to 532;

ope for 10 months, from 607 to 608;

ope from 608 to 614;

ope from 617 to 625;

ope in 896;

ope from 974 to 985;

ope from 1294 to 1303, a strenuous assertor of the papal supremacy over all princes, and a cause of much turmoil in Europe, provoked a war with Philip the Fair of France, who arrested him at Anagni, and though liberated by the citizens died on his way to Rome;

ope from 1389 to 1405, the first pope to wear the Triple Crown.