Silvester III
Silvester III was a pope who served briefly in the 11th century, known primarily for his role during the tumultuous papacy of Benedict IX. His election followed the resignation of Benedict IX, but his tenure was short-lived, lasting only six months before Benedict IX returned to power. Silvester III's papacy is often overshadowed by the chaotic political maneuverings of the time and the influence of powerful families within the Church.
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Silvester III was the successor of Benedict IX after his forced resignation.
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