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Submission of Frederick Barbarossa before Pope Alexander III during the signing of the Treaty of Venice (detail), c.1563 - Francesco de' Rossi (Francesco Salviati), "Cecchino" - WikiArt.org
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Circa 1178, Pope Alexander III, Rolando Bandinelli . Showing Emperor... News Photo - Getty Images
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Pope Alexander IIi (rolando Bandinelli) Drawing by Mary Evans Picture Library - Fine Art America
Alexander III | Pope & Antipope, Papal Reformer & Excommunicator | Britannica
Portrait of Pope Alexander III (1100 circa-1181), engraving from L'album, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. DAE-BA016222 | agefotostock
ALEXANDER III (d. 1181). /nPope (1159-1181). Originally, Roberto Bandinelli. Pope Alexander III treading on the neck of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. Wood engraving, American, 1842 Stock Photo - Alamy
The controversial pope Alexander III is supported by Henry II of England and Louis VII of France :..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10200307 | agefotostock
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Anonymous | Pope Alexander III presents Doge Ziani with standards and bugles after his defeat of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa, from "Il gran Teatro di Venezia" (The great theater of
Pope Alexander III and the rise of the Normans | Britannica
History of Pope Alexander III, fresco by Spinello Aretino, 1407-08 by Spinello or Spinelli, Aretino Luca (c.1340-1410)
Annunciation Parish Gardner Massachusetts - Pope Alexander II followed Pope Nicholas II and was the 156th man to assume the role. He was only the second pope in history to choose the
