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...proceeded to the metropolitan church, where the Pope was waiting to receive him. ' In that temple porch Did Barbarossa fling his mantle off, And, kneeling,...his neck receive the foot Of the proud pontiff.'* For once, the triumph of superstition was the triumph of liberty ; for to the treaty thus solemnized,...

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