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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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).
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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
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357:. In September 1239, he interceded to maintain the alliance between Aragon and Genoa. In October 1239 or 1240, he wrote from
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Mihalache, Robert-Marius (2021). "The
Implications for Transylvania of Cardinal Jacob of Preneste's Legation (1232–1234)".
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Almási, Tibor (1993). "Egy ciszterci bĂboros a pápai világhatalom szolgálatában. Pecorari Jakab magyarországi legáciĂłja ".
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Almási, Tibor (1989). "Pecorari Jakab bĂboros diplomáciai pályája ". In Kulcsár, PĂ©ter; Mader, BĂ©la; Monok, István (eds.).
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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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detailing Frederick's crimes. He interfered in other Aragonese and
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1237:"The Crusade Against Frederick II: A Neglected Piece of Evidence"
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