The Donation of Constantine was
a. when Constantine donated the Papal States to the bishopric of Rome.
b. a statement that Constantine allegedly made, empowering the pope to rule over both church and state in the West.
c. a forged document that transferred authority from Constantine to Silvester in the fourth century.
d. a promise by Constantine to maintain the most magnificent cathedral in Christendom in Constantinople.
e. a promise of land to all the church dioceses to make all of them equal under the law.
c
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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