Pope Boniface VIII

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Pope Boniface VIII was a powerful and controversial late 13th-century pope known for his clashes with secular rulers and his prominent role in medieval Church politics.

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Pope Boniface VIII canonical 15
Boniface VIII 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic priest
Italian person
human
pope
alsoKnownAs Benedetto Gaetani
Benedetto Caetani
surface form: Benedict Caetani
authorityClaim supremacy of spiritual power over temporal power
birthDate c.1235
birthName Benedetto Caetani
birthPlace Anagni
Papal States
burialPlace Old St. Peter's Basilica
cardinalateStart 1281
causeOfDeath illness shortly after the Outrage of Anagni
clanOrFamily Caetani family
conflictWith Colonna family
Philip IV of France
commune of Rome
countryOfCitizenship Papal States
createdCardinalBy Pope Martin IV
deathDate 1303-10-11
deathPlace Papal States
Rome
era High Middle Ages
early 14th century
late 13th century
excommunicated Philip IV of France
members of the Colonna family
involvedIn Outrage of Anagni
issuedBull Antiquorum habet fida relatio
Clericis Laicos
Unam Sanctam
knownFor Jubilee of 1300
assertion of papal supremacy over secular rulers
conflict with King Philip IV of France
legalContribution promulgation of canon law collections
memberOf College of Cardinals
notableWork papal bull Antiquorum habet fida relatio
papal bull Clericis Laicos
papal bull Unam Sanctam
organizedEvent Jubilee of 1300
papalNumber 193
portrayedIn Inferno is the first cantica of the Divine Comedy
surface form: Inferno by Dante Alighieri
positionHeld Bishop of Rome
Pope
Sovereign of the Papal States
predecessor Pope Celestine V
reignEnd 1303-10-11
reignStart 1294-12-24
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
subjectOf Divine Comedy
surface form: Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy
successor Pope Benedict XI
victimOf Outrage of Anagni attack

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Sapienza University of Rome foundedBy Pope Boniface VIII
Louis IX of France canonizedBy Pope Boniface VIII
Sovereign of the Papal States officeHolder Pope Boniface VIII
White Guelphs opposedTo Pope Boniface VIII
Saint Louis canonizedBy Pope Boniface VIII
Treaty of Caltabellotta mediatedBy Pope Boniface VIII
Pope Clement V createdCardinalBy Pope Boniface VIII
Sciarra Colonna (representing the Roman people) opponent Pope Boniface VIII
subject surface form: Sciarra Colonna
Anagni wasBirthplaceOf Pope Boniface VIII
Bertrand de Got appointedBy Pope Boniface VIII
Treaty of Anagni primaryMediator Pope Boniface VIII
Treaty of Anagni involvedParty Pope Boniface VIII
Treaty of Anagni associatedPope Pope Boniface VIII
this entity surface form: Boniface VIII
Charles I of Hungary supportedBy Pope Boniface VIII