Matthaei Parisiensis, monachi Sancti Albani, Chronica majora Volume 7

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1883 Excerpt: ...is led prisoner to Worms, ib.; said to have attempted to poison his father ib.; committed to the charge of his enemy, Otho of Bavaria, and im-prisoned in Heidelberg castle, ib.; im-prisoned by his father for treason, iii. 362; sent for by his father to Cremona, but is prevented from coming by the Henry, son of Frederick II. and Constance--cont. Lombards, iii. 564, 565, 577; goes by sea and meets his father at Aquileia, iii. 565, 577; his rebellion, iii. 579, 601, 632; prepares to go against the Tar-tars, vi. 82; at Merseburg for this, ib.; dies in prison, iv. 194; said to have destroyed himself, ib.; his shield of arms, vi. 473. Henry, son of Frederick II. and Isabella, iii. 324; horn, iii. 474; letter of Fre-derick on his birth, ib.; homage sworn to, by the Apulians, Sicilians, and Cala-brians, iv. 613; joy of Henry III. at this, ib.; prays Louis IX. to restore his rights to Henry III., v. 71; love of Frederick II. for, v. 99; his desire he may reign in his stead, ib.; some of Frederick's prisoners sent to, v. 200; hands them over to Conrad, ib.; his general favour, ib.; left heir by Fre-derick to the kingdom of Jerusalem, v. 217; money left to him besides, ib.; his popularity, v. 259, 260, 301; Innocent IV. orders preaching against him, v. 260; proposal of Innocent IV. that he should marry his niece, v. 274, 301; indignation of the nobles of the empire at this, v. 275, 301; failure of the attempts at peace between him and the Pope, v. 301; proposal to Richard of Cornwall to supplant him in Apulia and Sicily, v. 347; his love for England and promotion of Englishmen, v. 432; oppo-sition of the Sicilians to, ib.; they at-tempt to poison him, ib.; his death, v. 448; said to have been poisoned by Conrad, v. 448, 449, 459; this false, v. 448; Conrad's love for ...