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Innocent IV
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Innocent IV
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(Biographies / Innocent IV (death date: 1254) M, Italian, RELIGION: pope) original name Sinibaldo de' Fieschi. died 1254, pope (1243-54); an unrelenting enemy of Emperor Frederick II and his heirs
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Knowing that formal papal approval was the only way her Rule could survive through the ages, Clare pressed Pope Innocent IV until he acquiesed.
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The image was in fact introduced in the mid-thirteenth century by Sinibaldo dei Fieschi, the future Pope Innocent IV, in his Apparatus or commentary to Gregory IX's Decretales: "Contra jus gentium fuit inventum a jure civili, ut credatur pelli animali mortui"--against the "jus gentium" the civil law has decided that we must believe in the skin of a dead animal.
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