Geschichte der Kirche und Staat in Norwegen vom Zehnten bis zum sechzehnten Jahrhundert. d-Modus des Lebensstandards der Süden Europas, in seinen alten Tagen, von den Pflichten, die beforehim legen schrumpfen. Henrik, der war ein gewissenhafter Mensch, geglaubt, itto seiner klügsten werden das Erzbistum abzufinden. Auf einer Sitzung des Rates, die in Bergenin Oktober, abgehalten wurde, bei dem der König anwesend war, er expressedhis Bereitschaft zum Rücktritt auf. Dieser Kurs erfüllt mit der unani-mous Genehmigung des Rates, und einen Brief an die popewas aufgestellt, bat ihn, Henriks resignationand zu akzeptieren zu ernennen entweder Olaf oder Mar

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History of the church and state in Norway from the tenth to the sixteenth century . d mode of living of the south of Europe would, in his old days, shrink from the duties which lay beforehim. Henrik, who was a conscientious man, believed itto be his wisest course to resign the archbishopric. At a meeting of the council, which was held in Bergenin October, at which the king was present, he expressedhis willingness to resign. This course met with the unani-mous approval of the council, and a letter to the popewas drawn up, begging him to accept Henriks resignationand to appoint either Olaf or Marcellus, as his successor.This, however, the pope refused to do, and matters wereagain at a deadlock. The next year Marcellus appears to have gone to Eometo urge his claims, but apparently without success, and onhis way home he was attacked, plundered, and imprisonedat Koln, apparently by the townsfolk, but, as has beensupposed, at the instigation of the Eoman authorities.Marcellus appears soon to have obtained his release, as thenext year we hear of him with the king in Denmark, . THE MARIA KIRKE, BERGEN. Founded before llg3, later on the Clnirch of the Hanseatic Merchants, hence called Tyske(German) Kirken, The German language was used in the Services as late as 1868. [To face p. 283. BISHOP THORLBIP OF BERaEN. 283 whilst Henrik had left Norway and returned to the papalcourt. While matters were in this state with respect to theprimacy, a terrible tragedy occurred in Bergen in Sep-tember, 1455—one happily unique in the history of theNorwegian Church, The bishop of Bergen was now Thorleif Olafss0n. Beforehis preferment to that see he had been chaplain to KingErik, and afterwards bishop of Viborg. The governor ofthe city of Bergen was Olaf Nilss0n, who was extremelyunpopular with the German merchants of the Hanseaticleague, on account of the way in which he defended therights of his countrymen against these traders, who soughtto control all the business of the town. His unpopula

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