text_original: Privi  leges were also bestowed on Mantua, Novara, Turin, and Bologna, where the great teacher of law, Warnerius, seems to have been often employed as an arbitrator or assessor in the imperial courts. Meanwhile a gi'eat synod had been held in Rome. The Gregorians hoped that the pope would no longer Synod in Vacillate, but boldly ratify the ban pronounced ^roh6, ^y ^^3 legates on the emperor.
text_transcription: PRIVILEGES WERE ALSO BESTOWED ON MANTUA NOVARA TURIN AND BOLOGNA WHERE THE GREAT TEACHER OF LAW WOORN AREAS SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN OFTEN EMPLOYED AS AN ARBITRATOR OR ASSESSOR IN THE IMPERIAL COURTS MEANWHILE A GREAT SYNATE HAD BEEN HELD IN ROME MARCH SIXTH ELEVEN SIXTEEN THE GREGORIANS HOPED THAT THE POPE WOULD NO LONGER VACILLATE BUT BOLDLY RATIFY THE BAND PRONOUNCED BY HIS LEGATES ON THE EMPEROR
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