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An untiring traveler, who is remembered as “the Apostle of Germany”
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His greatest work is A History of the English Church and People, which is still read today, more than twelve hundred years after he wrote it in about 731 C.E.
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Charles Martel’s son; he gave the pope a wide strip of Italy in the middle of the Italian “boot,” or peninsula
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Pepin the Short is crowned “King of the Franks”
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The formal deed which granted the Pope his own territory
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A territory with the pope as ruler or king, and its safety was guaranteed by Pepin
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French for “Charles the Great”
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He crowned Charlemagne “Emperor of the Romans”
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