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Hincmar of Reims and the canon law of episcopal translation
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Introduction
Early in the year of Our Lord 872 Hincmar, the metropolitan archbishop of Reims, was angry with Pope Hadrian II because Hadrian had overturned the Synod of Douzy's deposition of Hincmar's nephew and namesake, Bishop Hincmar of Laon. The younger Hincmar had not lived up to his uncle's expectations. Out of this anger arose an open letter to the Church condemning the pope's reaction to the other major outcome of the synod, the translation of Bishop Actard of Nantes to the ar...
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