The pope had the prudence to appoint both times very worthy primates; but men could not forbear observing his intention of thus drawing gradually to himself the right of bestowing that important dignity.
* M.Paris, p.

501.
** M.Paris, p.

501, 507, 518, 578, 606, 625, 548.
*** M.Paris, p.

244.
**** M.Paris, p.

254.
The avarice, however, more than the ambition of the see of Rome, seems to have been in this age the ground of general complaint.