One possible reason for his appointment was to save him from being accused of ignoring the interdict on England.
The resolution of the resulting town-and-gown dispute was delayed by the papal interdict of England but finally achieved in 1214, when the papal legate sent to England to negotiate a settlement between the King and Pope visited Oxford.
A political crisis was created by the papal interdict of Venice in 1606, concerned not with heresy or reform but with temporal prerogatives of the papacy.
His time in France was in consequence of the interdict rather than the closure of the Oxford schools, and was not spent in the study of theology.
John treated the interdict as "the equivalent of a papal declaration of war".
Although the interdict was a burden to much of the population, it did not result in rebellion against John.
Erik defeated Valdemar and reached an agreement with Norway in 1295, but he continued to feud with Grand, whose imprisonment led to a papal interdict of the king in 1297.
A β accumulation leads to the progressive loss of neurons, interdict of neural circuits, and neurological decline characteristic of AD [ 13].
The Swedish treatment of Trolle brought a papal interdict of Sweden, and Christian could now act as executor.
One can expect Israel to intervene militarily on the Egyptian border to interdict the importation of armaments, increasing the probability of conflict with Egypt as well.
