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... e two mornings after Pope Alexander III first laid eyes on the Liber Throni Petri. They gathered not in the Lateran Cathedral, but in the cloistered hall beneath the library, where frescoes faded with age and the scent of beeswax clung to every velvet-draped surface.
Fourteen men in red sat at a long oak table, its surface polished smooth by centuries of elbows, candlesticks, and spilled ink. The Pope did not attend this session in person—he had commissioned debate, not dictated decree. ...
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