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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 08

Note 106 — Chapter III · THE HIGH NOON OF THE PAPACY

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[Of Clement IV, Milmane says: “It is his praise that he did not exalt his kindred, that he left in obscurity the husbands of his daughters. But the wonder betrayed by this praise shows at once how Christendom had been offended; it was prophetic of the stronger offence which nepotism would hereafter entail upon the papal see.”]

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