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prelates who were not canonically elected popes, but, in spite of the fact that there existed a lawfully elected pope, claimed and to some extent received papal privileges. Her gen rother gives the names of twenty-nine a’s, but he omits the names of Benedict XIII. and John XXIII. Corrected in this way, his list reads: Hippolytus, III. cent.; Nov at i an, 251; Felix II., 355-65; 767; Philip, VIII. cent.; An as tas i us, 855; Leo VIII., 956-63; Boniface VII., 974; Joon XVI., X. cent.; Gregory, 1012; Syivester III., 1044; Benedict X., 1058; Honor i us II., 1061-72; Clement III., 1102; Maginulf, 1105; Gregory VIII., 1118; Anacletus II., 1130-38; Victor IV., 1159-64; Pascal III., 1164-68; Calixtus III, 1168-77; Innocent III., 11/8-80; Nicholas V.,1328-30; Clement VII., 1378-94; Benedict XIII., 1394— 1423; John, 1410-17; Felix V, 1439-49. Hi2N:0), a white, crystalline, bitter, inodorous substance used in medicine fer lowering the temperature in fever, and for relieving pain, (e.g.) of headache; other drugs are now more commonly used, because of its depre ant action on heart.