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- Sta. Croce, Cardinal (Cervini. afterwards Marcellus II.), 72–78.
- States of the Church, invasion of, by the French (1797), 83.
- Stefaneschi, Cardinal G. G. 154.
- Stendhal quoted or referred to, 57, 61.
- Stephen III. (768–772), his decree against the election to the Papacy, of anyone not an ordained Cardinal, 164.
- Stock Exchange, improvised during interregnum, 51.
- Symamachus (498–513), his canon on papal elections, 94.
- Tencin, Cardinal, 68, 106.
- Theiner, Father. keeper of the Vatican Records—his 'Clement XIV.' 111, 112; his Vetera Monumenta Poloniæ, 207 seq.
- Tolentino, treaty of, 83.
- Torres, a Conclavist, his intrigue at the election of Pius IV., 70, 71.
- Tricks practised at Papal elections, 157, 158.
- Turning-wheels for the admission of articles necessary for the use of Conclave, 108, 110.
- Unigenitus, the Bull, opposition to it in France, 225–228.
- Urban V. (1362–70) grants a Brief to Casimir the Great, of Poland, confirming validity of his marriage with a second wife, the first being yet alive, 207, 208.
- Urban VI. (1378–89), the last, under the rank of Cardinal, who was elected Pope, 104, 164.
- Urban VIII. (1623–44), riots at his election, 46, 47, 157; his Bull on Papal elections, 112.
- Urbino, Duke of, 54
- Vaini, Prince,—dispute with the Sbirri during an interregnum, 45, 46.
- Vatican, the, the former locality of Conclave, described 104 seq.
- Venice, Conclave at, after the death of Pius VI., 153.
- Veto on Papal elections vested in certain Crowns, 158, 159; its intended application at the election of Pius IX., 162.
- Visconti, Theobald, Archdeacon of Liege; see Gregory X.
- Viterbo, protracted election at, 17–20. 153; communal bell of, 33; conflict between Rome and the Viterbese, 33.
- Wagers, Bull Prohibiting, in times of Papal election, 49 seq.
EDINBURGH: T. CONSTABLE,
PRINTER TO THE QUEEN, AND TO THE UNIVERSITY.
