[Footnote 48: See the life and death of Brancaleone, in the
Historia Major of Matthew Paris, p. 741, 757, 792, 797, 799,
810, 823, 833, 836, 840. The multitude of pilgrims and
suitors connected Rome and St. Albans, and the resentment of
the English clergy prompted them to rejoice when ever the
popes were humbled and oppressed.]