A document from the Secret Archives recording an oath sworn to Pope Honorius III by Frederick II in Haguenau, September 1219. This is an example of how medieval handwriting can be difficult to read, both for modern readers and for text-recognition software. Frederick II swear an oath to pope honorius III in haguenau september 1219 (parchment from the vatican secret archives - recto).jpg
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