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	'''''Note:''' In sources prior to the 1960s, this pope is sometimes called '''Stephen III''' and ] is sometimes called '''Stephen II'''. See ] for detailed explanations.		'''''Note:''' In sources prior to the 1960s, this pope is sometimes called '''Stephen III''' and ] is sometimes called '''Stephen II'''. See ] for detailed explanations.
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	'''Stephen II''' (d. ], AD ]) was a ] of the ] (AD ] - AD 757).		'''Stephen II''' (d. ], ]) was a ] of the ] (] - 757).

	The ] to the north of ] had captured ], former capital of the ] ], in AD ], and began to put pressure on Rome. Relations were very strained in the mid-] AD between the ] and the ] of the ], and the ] itself was beset by the ] and ]; no help came from ]. Stephen turned to ], the recently crowned King of the ], and even traveled to Paris to plead for help in person. On ], AD ], Stephen re-consecrated Pippin as king. In return, Pippin assumed the role of ordained protector of the Church and set his sights on the Lombards.		The ] to the north of ] had captured ], former capital of the ] ], in ], and began to put pressure on Rome. Relations were very strained in the mid-] between the ] and the ] of the ], and the ] itself was beset by the ] and ]; no help came from ]. Stephen turned to ], the recently crowned King of the ], and even traveled to Paris to plead for help in person. On ], ], Stephen re-consecrated Pippin as king. In return, Pippin assumed the role of ordained protector of the Church and set his sights on the Lombards.

	Pippin invaded Italy twice to settle the Lombard problem and delivered the territory between ] and ] to the papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of their kingdom.		Pippin invaded Italy twice to settle the Lombard problem and delivered the territory between ] and ] to the papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of their kingdom.
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Note: In sources prior to the 1960s, this pope is sometimes called Stephen III and Pope-elect Stephen is sometimes called Stephen II. See Pope-elect Stephen for detailed explanations.

Pope Stephen II
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Installed	752
Term ended	April 27, 757
Predecessor	Zachary
Successor	Paul I
Personal details
Born	??? ???
Died	April 27, 757
Other popes named Stephen

Stephen II (d. April 27, 757) was a pope of the Roman Catholic Church (752 - 757).

The Lombards to the north of Rome had captured Ravenna, former capital of the Byzantine Empire exarchate, in 751, and began to put pressure on Rome. Relations were very strained in the mid-8th century between the papacy and the Byzantine emperors of the Isaurian dynasty, and the Byzantine Empire itself was beset by the Abbasid Caliphate and Bulgars; no help came from Constantinople. Stephen turned to Pippin the Younger, the recently crowned King of the Franks, and even traveled to Paris to plead for help in person. On January 6, 754, Stephen re-consecrated Pippin as king. In return, Pippin assumed the role of ordained protector of the Church and set his sights on the Lombards.

Pippin invaded Italy twice to settle the Lombard problem and delivered the territory between Rome and Ravenna to the papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of their kingdom.

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	'''''Note:''' In sources prior to the 1960s, this pope is sometimes called '''Stephen III''' and ] is sometimes called '''Stephen II'''. See ] for detailed explanations.		'''''Note:''' In sources prior to the 1960s, this pope is sometimes called '''Stephen III''' and ] is sometimes called '''Stephen II'''. See ] for detailed explanations.
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	'''Stephen II''' (d. ], AD ]) was a ] of the ] (AD ] - AD 757).		'''Stephen II''' (d. ], ]) was a ] of the ] (] - 757).

	The ] to the north of ] had captured ], former capital of the ] ], in AD ], and began to put pressure on Rome. Relations were very strained in the mid-] AD between the ] and the ] of the ], and the ] itself was beset by the ] and ]; no help came from ]. Stephen turned to ], the recently crowned King of the ], and even traveled to Paris to plead for help in person. On ], AD ], Stephen re-consecrated Pippin as king. In return, Pippin assumed the role of ordained protector of the Church and set his sights on the Lombards.		The ] to the north of ] had captured ], former capital of the ] ], in ], and began to put pressure on Rome. Relations were very strained in the mid-] between the ] and the ] of the ], and the ] itself was beset by the ] and ]; no help came from ]. Stephen turned to ], the recently crowned King of the ], and even traveled to Paris to plead for help in person. On ], ], Stephen re-consecrated Pippin as king. In return, Pippin assumed the role of ordained protector of the Church and set his sights on the Lombards.

	Pippin invaded Italy twice to settle the Lombard problem and delivered the territory between ] and ] to the papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of their kingdom.		Pippin invaded Italy twice to settle the Lombard problem and delivered the territory between ] and ] to the papacy, but left the Lombard kings in possession of their kingdom.
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