Foretells that near the end of time, a descendant of French kings will rule over the Roman Empire as its greatest and last emperor. After governing, he will go to Jerusalem, lay down his crown on Mount Olivet, and thus the Christian Roman Empire will end, leading to the last times.
Prophesied a King of the Franks, who will become the last and greatest Emperor, restoring the Roman Christian Empire. After his reign, he will journey to Jerusalem, lay down his crown on the Mount of Olives, and die there. This act will conclude the dignity of the Roman Empire. Afterwards, the period of Antichrist and the final tribulation will begin. His account shaped later medieval expectations of the “Great Monarch” and end-times.
Attributed vision of a long list of future popes, each described in a brief Latin motto, allegedly presented to Pope Innocent II. The series is said to predict the main features of each pope until the last days, including anti-popes. Scholars debate authenticity; the prophecies appeared publicly in 1590.