The Codification of Canon Law and the Extension of Papal

question 51

Multiple Choice

The codification of canon law and the extension of papal powers and authority had,at least in part,its germination in:

• A) the dispute between Henry II and Thomas Becket.
• B) the annulment dispute involving Eleanor of Aquitaine and Louis VII.
• C) an interpretation of Scripture that held the pope to be the supreme secular and spiritual authority.
• D) the annulment dispute between Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon.
• E) the dispute between Henry IV and Innocent III.

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