Note 274 — Chapter V · POLITICAL HERESY UTILIZED BY THE STATE.
Reading edition
Bull. Pastoralis præeminentiæ (Mag. Bull. Rom. Supplem. IX. 126).—Bull. Faciens misericordiam (Ib. p. 136).—The Itineraries of Philippe and the record of pastoral visitations by Bertrand de Goth (Clement V.) sufficiently disprove the legendary story, originating with Villani, of the conditions entered into in advance at St. Jean d’Angely between Philippe and Clement (see van Os, De Abolitione Ordinis Templariorum, Herbipoli, 1874, pp. 14-15). None the less, however, was Clement practically subordinated to Philippe.