Pope Lucius III

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Pope Lucius III was the head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States from 1181 to 1185, known for his conflicts with the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa and his role in condemning heretical movements.

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Pope Lucius III canonical 1

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instanceOf Catholic cleric
head of the Catholic Church
pope
ruler of the Papal States
alsoKnownAs Lucius III NERFINISHED
appointedBy Pope Innocent II NERFINISHED
associatedWith development of inquisitorial procedures against heresy
birthName Ubaldo Allucingoli NERFINISHED
birthPlace Italy NERFINISHED
Lucca NERFINISHED
Tuscany NERFINISHED
burialPlace Verona NERFINISHED
conflict Frederick I Barbarossa NERFINISHED
Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Papal States
deathPlace Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Verona NERFINISHED
diocese Diocese of Rome NERFINISHED
endTime 1185
era 12th century
hadRole spiritual leader of Western Christianity
temporal ruler in central Italy
held Council of Verona NERFINISHED
honorificPrefix Pope
implemented anti-heresy legislation
issued Ad abolendam NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Papal States NERFINISHED
knownFor condemnation of heretical movements
conflicts with Frederick I Barbarossa
measures against Cathar heresy
measures against Waldensians
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
memberOf College of Cardinals
notableWork Ad abolendam NERFINISHED
officeLocation Rome NERFINISHED
opposed imperial interference in Church affairs
papacyEnd 1185
papacyStart 1181
papalNameTakenFrom Lucius NERFINISHED
participatedIn Council of Verona NERFINISHED
partOf medieval papacy
positionHeld Cardinal-bishop of Ostia
Pope
predecessor Pope Alexander III NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
startTime 1181
successor Pope Urban III NERFINISHED

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Pope Alexander III successor Pope Lucius III