KnowraDictatus PapaeLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Dictatus Papae, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 5Related 8Compared with 1Investiture ControversyRelated: Its claims articulated the papacy’s challenge to secular control of church appointments.Papal primacyBroader topic: Its propositions assert an expansive account of papal powers.Gregorian ReformBroader topic: Its claims expressed the strongest version of papal supremacy associated with the reform.Papal supremacyBroader topic: Its propositions make the reform era’s strongest claims to papal authority explicit.Pope Gregory VIIBroader topic: Its claims included the pope’s power to depose emperors, sharpening Gregory’s dispute with Henry IV.Pope Innocent IIICompared with: It offers an earlier, more concise statement of claims Innocent pursued through practice.Donation of ConstantineRelated: Its assertions of papal supremacy echo the broad authority claimed in the forgery.Papal diplomacyRelated: Its claims illuminate the authority that Gregory’s diplomacy sought to establish.Concordat of WormsRelated: Its assertions sharpened the claims at issue in the investiture conflict.InvestitureRelated: Its claims express the reforming vision that sharpened conflict with secular rulers.Henry IV, Holy Roman EmperorRelated: Its claims sharpened the authority dispute that brought Henry and Gregory into conflict.Papal monarchyBroader topic: Its propositions state striking claims associated with the reform papacy.Papal legateRelated: Its claims about papal supremacy illuminate the expanding authority legates were sent to exercise.Lay investitureRelated: Its claims supplied a forceful reforming argument against secular control of church appointments.