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20: 450:. Frederick offered to release both captive cardinals if Otto were elected pope, but the free cardinals refused. Otto was released in the summer of 1242, but James remained a prisoner. Celestine died shortly after his election and the cardinals refused to hold another election until James was released. Frederick refused to release him until 427:. Otto reportedly received better treatment than James, perhaps because he was seen as more valuable in negotiations, but probably because Frederick harboured ill-will against him from his two previous legations in Lombardy. After the death of Gregory IX on 22 August 1241, the cardinals were moved to 267:
were asked by the general chapter of the Cistercian order to curb the luxurious living of certain Cistercians who had become bishops in Italy. In the general chapters of 1238 and 1239, it was ordered that James and Raniero be remembered annually in the order's prayers as a reward for their service.
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and left Rome for France. James was welcomed by the Romans, who described him as an angel descended from heaven. James's last subscription as a cardinal is dated 26 April 1244. He died in Rome in June, probably on 25 June, and was buried in Clairvaux in accordance with his will. His head and a
295:(pro-papal) fold, blocking Frederick's diet. The emperor complained to the pope about James, whom he regarded as an enemy and not a mediator, but the pope was initially unmoved. During his stay in native city, James arranged the election of a Cistercian named Egidio to the curacy of the 349:
for the crusade against Frederick II. The emperor tried to prevent him from reaching France, but he travelled by sea disguised as a pilgrim. Despite several face-to-face meetings, James was unable to persuade Louis to turn against Frederick.
214:. The mission was a failure because James chose, out of partiality to his native city, to bring the league's terms to the emperor rather than the emperor's terms to the league. Frederick, who was holding an 245:
on Andrew, meeting all of Robert's demands. By the treaty, Andrew agreed not to employ Jews or Muslims in his financial administration. James was still in Hungary in the spring of 1234. His chaplain,
399:, at which he urged the French bishops to accompany him to Rome. Joined by Otto of Tonengo, James and the bishops sailed from Genoa on 25 April in order to avoid Frederick's troops in central Italy. 395:. He was still in France in early 1241, when Gregory IX called for a council to meet in Rome at Easter to pass judgement on the emperor. In response, James convoked a council at 127: 332: 419:. Frederick hoped to convince the cardinals to intercede with the pope to have his excommunication lifted. After the French bishops were freed, the cardinals were brought to 102:
on two occasions (1238–1239, 1243–1244). He was captured by the emperor and imprisoned for two years on account of his efforts towards an anti-imperial alliance (1241–1243).
921: 920:, who does not mention an earlier stay in Salerno. He says that, while the cardinals were initially taken to Pisa, the rest of the prisoners were taken to the 234: 288: 716:, James subscribed a papal document on 5 May 1234, was elected cardinal a second time on 17 October 1234 and finally consecrated bishop on 15 March 1235. 362: 1236: 377: 1322: 1337: 1332: 335:. Because of the political situation in Italy, James did not immediately leave Rome. In 1239, James was exercising the office of 454:
was removed as legate from Lombardy. By 1243, however, Frederick was seen throughout Europe as responsible for maintaining the
740:, pp. xlii–xliii. Roger was back in James's service in 1236–1239, but he returned again to Hungary in time to experience 1044: 357:. In September 1239, he interceded to maintain the alliance between Aragon and Genoa. In October 1239 or 1240, he wrote from 1283: 1269: 1186:
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and nominated James as his legate to lift the latter's excommunication and secure his participation in the planned
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and his brief was to block the holding of an imperial diet at Piacenza. He successfully brought Piacenza into the
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James was born between 1170 and 1180. His father was Torniello of Pecorara. His family took its name,
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between 1211 and 1219. For reasons unknown, he abandoned the secular clergy and Ravenna to become a
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in Ravenna at the time, refused to meet the cardinals and conceived a strong dislike for James.
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on 3 May 1241. Otto and James were captured and initially imprisoned in Pisa under King
1203: 1094: 392: 373: 304: 246: 154: 916:, who does not mention Tivoli. For the two stays in Tivoli and the stay in Capua, see 466:. His first subscription after his liberation was on 23 September 1243. The new pope, 1279: 1207: 1174: 1147: 1098: 1084: 1063: 1040: 746: 424: 342: 300: 241:). This mission was more successful than his previous one. In 1233, James forced the 56: 28: 1251: 1195: 416: 408: 376:
affairs as well, dealing with an accusation of pluralism against the archdeacon of
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quotes both the epitaph in Clairvaux and the inscription on the urn in Piacenza.
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says that after his term as vicar he followed the pope into France and died at
337: 211: 138: 99: 1255: 130:. Nothing is known of his education. At some point, he was ordained a priest. 98:(1235), Lombardy a second time (1236–1237) and France (1239–1241). He was the 1306: 1173:
Lomax, John Phillip (1996). "Frederick II, His Saracens, and the Papacy". In
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in September 1239. He has him subscribing a papal document on 23 June 1239.
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for a short period. Around this time, he founded a Cistercian nunnery at
253: 67: 275:, where he arranged a peaceful settlement between the warring cities of 382: 178: 174: 150: 142: 185:. His first subscription to a document as such is from November 1234. 755: 1275: 1143: 875:, p. 157, appears to have him arriving in France only in 1240. 388: 372:
detailing Frederick's crimes. He interfered in other Aragonese and
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in the Kingdom of Sicily. After the death of Gregory's successor,
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in Pecorara or at Piacenza. He was probably the uncle of Cardinal
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Without leaving France, he began working the papal alliance with
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The Genoese fleet was intercepted by the pro-imperial fleet of
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Shortly before July 1232, James was transferred as legate to
122:. They belonged to the local elite. James was born either at 949:, the cardinals were kept in Amalfi for two years. See also 233:, who had excommunicated the king for failing to uphold the 1166:
The Spanish Church and the Papacy in the Thirteenth Century
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Owing to his confinement, James did not take part in the
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with the purpose of negotiating a reconciliation between
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in the diocese of Palestrina. In 1234, he and Cardinal
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to obtain the support of Count Raymond VII and King
1105: 981: 946: 900: 812: 800: 751: 719: 693: 677: 627: 547: 470:, immediately appointed James for a second term as 458:. Finally, through the intervention of the Emperor 589: 564: 439:, in April 1242, they were moved back to Tivoli. 1304: 758:, was another member of James's early legations. 700:, however, places his election as abbot in 1231. 431:. Early in March 1242, they were transferred to 391:in Navarre for the brother of the archdeacon of 1126:. Translated by Tamás Pálosfalvi. I. B. Tauris. 402: 1226:. Florida International University Libraries. 803:dates James's replacement to November 1236. 1013: 507: 157:in 1215. In 1223, he was elected abbot of 133:James's first clerical posting was in the 1292: 1185: 953:, p. 347, on the treatment of James. 872: 828: 816: 55:(1170s – June 1244) was an Italian monk, 1234: 1106:Carpegna Falconieri, Tommaso di (2005). 1022: 965: 950: 796: 779: 767: 499: 225:. There his brief was to reconcile King 18: 1262: 1214: 1160: 1130: 1074: 997: 977: 937:and thence, on 10 June 1241, by sea to 917: 913: 896: 884: 864: 860: 848: 844: 832: 792: 737: 713: 709: 697: 689: 673: 669: 650: 646: 610: 583: 551: 543: 515: 271:In 1235, James was sent as a legate to 1305: 1224:The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church 1114:. Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana. 1053: 1034: 531: 194:Legatine missions in Italy and Hungary 1244:The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 1172: 1118: 912:For Salerno and their treatment, see 867:says that he was sent as a legate to 725: 665: 663: 661: 659: 526:, p. 195). He is referred to as 523: 475:finger, however, were inurned in the 76:Created a cardinal by Pope Gregory IX 1270:Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani 1138:Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani 754:, Tedaldo Visconti, the future Pope 642: 640: 638: 636: 323:In May 1238, the pope suspended the 318: 1276:Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana 1144:Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana 252:After Hungary, James worked at the 237:(itself an expanded version of the 13: 890: 656: 169:and, about 1227, appointed him an 14: 1359: 1297:. University of California Press. 633: 198:In January 1232, James was named 1028:Frederick II: A Medieval Emperor 554:both give his date of birth as " 208:Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor 1323:Religious leaders from Piacenza 1056:Magyar EgyháztörtĂ©neti Vázlatok 1014:Aavitsland, Kristin B. (2012). 1006: 991: 971: 906: 854: 851:dates this appointment to 1238. 838: 822: 806: 785: 731: 1338:Cardinal-bishops of Palestrina 1333:13th-century Italian cardinals 1230:PECORARA, O.Cist., Giacomo da. 1181:. Routledge. pp. 175–197. 703: 683: 537: 494:His names may also appear as 488: 1: 1293:Wakefield, Walter L. (1974). 1168:. Cambridge University Press. 555: 530:in Hungarian historiography ( 482: 183:cardinal-bishop of Palestrina 105: 464:May–June 1243 papal election 460:Baldwin II of Constantinople 403:Imprisonment and final years 333:crusade against Frederick II 202:in northern Italy alongside 39:in 1241, from a copy of the 7: 1235:Raccagni, Gianluca (2016). 188: 70:in 1215, becoming abbot of 10: 1364: 1131:Gardoni, Giuseppe (2015). 177:. In September 1231, Pope 62:James was a cleric in the 1343:Diplomats of the Holy See 1272:, Volume 80: Ottone–Pansa 1256:10.1017/S002204691600066X 518:). In Latin, his name is 249:, chose to remain there. 165:put him in charge of the 100:vicar of the city of Rome 16:Italian monk and diplomat 1348:Papal legates to Hungary 1263:Silanos, Pietro (2014). 1112:Enciclopedia Federiciana 1079:(2010). "Introduction". 982:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 947:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 901:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 813:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 801:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 752:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 694:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 678:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 628:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 548:Carpegna Falconieri 2005 210:, and the cities of the 128:James of Castell'Arquato 1108:"Giacomo di Palestrina" 742:Mongol invasion of 1241 329:Raymond VII of Toulouse 297:church of Sant'Antonino 114:, from their castle at 31:on the ship flying the 1140:, Volume 82: Pazzi–Pia 452:Gregorio di Montelongo 327:in the lands of Count 137:in Piacenza. He was a 78:in 1231 and given the 45: 23:James of Pecorara and 1200:10.33993/TR.2021.2.04 1099:10.7829/j.ctt2jbnhk.9 477:cathedral of Piacenza 135:church of San Donnino 80:diocese of Palestrina 66:before he joined the 22: 1274:(in Italian). Rome: 1188:Transylvanian Review 1142:(in Italian). 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Index


Otto of Tonengo
cardinal's hats
papal arms
battle of Giglio
Nuova Cronica
cardinal
church of Ravenna
Cistercians
Trois-Fontaines
Created a cardinal by Pope Gregory IX
diocese of Palestrina
papal legate
Lombardy
Hungary
Tuscany
vicar of the city of Rome
Pecorara
Piacenza
Cicogni
James of Castell'Arquato
church of San Donnino
canon
archdeacon
cathedral of Ravenna
Cistercian
abbey of Clairvaux
Trois-Fontaines
Honorius III
papal penitentiary

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