The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c49.67

c49.67

The Pope, however, was not to be intimidated. He continued to pursue his policy of reform, but he did so in his own way. He appointed a commission of cardinals to examine the *Consilium* and to report on its recommendations. The commission, which was composed of men who were loyal to the Pope, was not likely to recommend any radical changes. It was, however, a sign that the Pope was aware of the need for reform, and that he was willing to consider some of the suggestions that had been made.