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THE LIVES OF THE POPES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGESPART ONETHE POPES UNDER THE LOMBARD RULEA.D. 590-795THE POPES DURING THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIREA.D. 795-891THE POPES IN THE DAYS OF FEUDAL ANARCHYA.D. 891-1048Horace k. Mann THE POPES UNDER THE LOMBARD RULESt Gregory I (the Great) to Leo IIIPART IA.D. 590-657ST. GREGORY I THE GREAT (590-604)SABINIAN (604-606)BONIFACE III (607)ST. BONIFACE IV. (608-615)DEUSDEDIT (615-618)BONIFACE V (619-625)HONORIUS I (625-638)SEVERINUS (640)JOHN IV (640-642)THEODORE I (642-649)ST. MARTIN I (649-654)ST. EUGENIUS I (654-657)PART II A.D.657-795 VITALIAN (657-672)ADEODATUS (672-676)DONUS (676-678)ST. AGATHO. (678-681)ST. LEO II. (682-683)ST. BENEDICT II. (684-685)JOHN V (685-686) CONON (686-687)ST. SERGIUS I (687-701)JOHN VI (701-705)JOHN VII (705-707) SISINNIUS (708)CONSTANTINE (708-715) ST. GREGORY II. (715-731)GREGORY III (731-741) ST. ZACHARY (741-752) STEPHEN II (752) and STEPHEN (II) III (752-757)ST. PAUL I (757-767)STEPHEN (III) IV (768-772)HADRIAN I (772-795)THE POPES DURING THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE (795-891) LEO III (795-816)STEPHEN (IV) V (816-817)PASCHAL I (817-824)EUGENIUS II (824-827) VALENTINE (827)GREGORY IV (827-844)ST. LEO IV (847-855. BENEDICT III (855-858)ST. NICHOLAS I THE GREAT (858-867)HADRIAN II (867-872)JOHN VIII (872-882)MARINUS I (882-884) HADRIAN III (884-885)STEPHEN (V) VI (885-891)THE POPES IN THE DAYS OF FEUDAL ANARCHYFIRST PARTThe Popes and the House of Theophylactus (891-999) FORMOSUS (891-896)BONIFACE VI (April? 896)STEPHEN (VI) VII (896-897)ROMANUS (897)THEODORE II (897)SERGIUS III (904-911) ANASTASIUS III (911-913)LANDUS (913-914)JOHN X (914-928)LEO VI (928 or 928-9)STEPHEN (VII) VIII (929-931) JOHN XI (931-936) LEO VII (936-939)STEPHEN (VIII) IX (939-942)MARINUS II (942-946)AGAPITUS II (946-955)JOHN XII (955-964)BENEDICT V (964)JOHN XIII (965-972)BENEDICT VI (972-974)BENEDICT VII (974-983)JOHN XIV (983-984)BONIFACE VII (ANTIPOPE ?) (984-985) JOHN XV (985-996)GREGORY V (996-999) PART TWO (999-1048)SYLVESTER II (999-1003)JOHN XVII (1003)JOHN XVIII (1003-1009)SERGIUS IV (1009-1012)BENEDICT VIII (1012-1024)JOHN XIX (1024-1032)BENEDICT IX (1032-1045) GREGORY VI (1045-1046) CLEMENT II (1046-1047)DAMASUS II (1048)