46:
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the
Marches at the moment, to preach the crusade, Petrus of Santa Cecilia and Graziano of Ss. Cosma e Damiano. In August, Petrus and Cardinal Giovanni of S. Stefano were invited to Germany to preach the crusade; his work carried him to Worms and into Saxony. Petrus travelled with the emperor, signing diplomas on 21 January 1196, 28 July 1196, 9 August 1196, and 9 September 1196. He returned to Italy with the emperor's retinue; the emperor was in Milan by 12 August 1196.
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the legates, sitting in Lucca, were able to announce that the two parties had agreed a peace between them, which was confirmed by themselves on the authority of
Clement III. Clement himself formally ratified the treaty on 12 December 1188. Cardinal Soffredo returned to Rome by the following May, and was appointed legate to Germany in June 1189.
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in 1197. The evidence is indirect. On 10 January 1197, the
Emperor Henry was at Bari, to see the crusader fleet off for the Holy Land. On 10 February, he was in Taranto, from which he had sent a letter urging the sending of Cardinals Petrus Diani and Graziano to him. He then travelled to Messina, and
340:
On 31 March 1195, the
Emperor Henry VI, wishing to be agreeable to the pope in order to obtain papal approval for his possession of the Kingdom of Sicily, a papal fief, agreed to take the cross as a crusader. In response, on 27 April, Pope Celestine sent two cardinals to meet the emperor, who was in
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along with
Cardinal Soffredo of Santa Maria in Via lata, with the urgent charge to accomplish the peace between Genoa and Pisa, whose ships would be needed to bring aid to the crusade. On 19 May, the pope instructed the parties to obey the points which he had conveyed through his legates. On 7 July,
297:, though shaken by the loss of Jerusalem to Saladin and the near-collapse of the Latin Church in the Holy Land, had already begun to work toward bringing aid to the Crusaders. In his last week, in Pisa, he began work to bring Pisa and Genoa to the peace table. His effort was instantly taken up by
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notes his refusal to absolve the citizens of
Piacenza who were guilty of attacking, wounding, and imprisoning Magister Petrus, Canon of S. Antonio and papal subdeacon. Petrus was elected its provost by 1178. He and Bishop Tedaldo of Piacenza disputed for a number of years over the possession of
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Cardinal Petrus Diani continued to carry out his legantine duties in
Lombardy until May 1193, with brief trips to Rome in 1190 and 1191. He was in Rome on 7 December 1190, when he subscribed a papal decree in the dispute between San Benedetto Po and the monastery of Nonantola.
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In April 1189, Cardinal Petrus was in Padua, where he appointed Bishop
Stephen of Ferrara to handle a case between an abbess and a prior. In July 1189, he was in Milan, where he authorized the transfer of remains of saints from Brescia.
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In the second half of 1198, Pope
Innocent sent Cardinals Petrus Diani and Cardinal Graziano of Ss. Cosma e Damiano to Pisa and Genoa, to obtain a renewal of the treaty of peace between the two cities which they had negotiated in 1188.
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in March he was in
Palermo. He returned to Messina by 25 September. Maleczek noticed that between 15 June 1197 and 17 October 1197, neither cardinal subscribed any papal documents, which he takes as evidence that they were in Sicily.
238:, with whom the pope had had a serious falling out. Cardinal Pietro's earliest surviving subscription to a papal document is on 4 April 1185 at Verona. When Lucius died in Verona on 25 November 1185, Pietro took part in the
375:(judge) in the papal curia. Kartusch provides a list of at least seventeen cases in which he played a role. Malaczek points out that many of them were referred from places where Petrus had been papal legate.
648:
Jaffé, p. 613, no. 17226: legatos "...de pace procuranda, Iherosolimitanae terrae subsidio, et in melius promovendo communi bono universi populi Christiani verbum afferentes...." Watterich II, pp. 741-742.
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He subscribed a papal bull on 2 November 1206, and it is said that he also signed one on 25 July 1208, though the latter has been disputed. The next cardinal priest of S. Cecilia was appointed in 1210.
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Cardinal Alberto de Morra, the papal chancellor, who was the leader of the imperial party in the college of cardinals. Expectations were high for cooperation between the empire and the papacy, but
246:(Umberto Crivelli) escaped with the cardinals in the second half of September 1187, and made for Ferrara. There Urban III died, on 20 October 1187. Pietro Diano took part in the
301:, who, in February 1188, ordered the Pisatans and the Genoans each to choose representatives to negotiate and swear their oaths. He appointed Cardinal Petrus as his
266:. Clement and the papal court, including Pietro Diano, finally reached Rome in the first week of February 1188. Petrus' latest subscription as cardinal deacon of
364:. Pope Celestine had died on 8 January 1198, and after his funeral on the same day, the cardinals elected Lothar dei Conti, who chose the name Innocent III.
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He is first noticed as a papal subdeacon in 1172. He became a canon of the collegiate church of Sant'Antonino a Piacenza by 1173, when a letter of
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On 18 November 1203, Pope Innocent III promoted the bishop of Bobbio to the important post of archbishop of Genoa. He sent the new archbishop the
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Brugneto, and he appeared by proxy before an examination committee of cardinals. He retained the post of provost even after he became a cardinal.
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258:, as Alberto had chosen to call himself, died at Pisa during his journey toward Rome, on 17 December 1187, Pietro participated in his
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Pontificum Romanorum qui fuerunt inde ab exeunte saeculo IX usque ad finem saeculi XIII vitae: ab aequalibus conscriptae
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of March 1185. The consistory was held in Verona, where Lucius and the papal curia were being besieged by the Emperor
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191:(died 1208, Rome) was an Italian cardinal. The name "Diana" is incorrect; he signs himself
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of Lent 1188, Clement III made Petrus Dianus a cardinal priest, with the
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in Ferrara. This time imperial and Roman agents were at work, and, on
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242:. After twenty months as a virtual prisoner in Verona, the new pope,
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262:, which elected Cardinal Pietro Scolari on 19 December. He became
419:(Berlin: Weidmann 1911), pp. 479-480, no. 38 (17 October 1173).
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He was also said to have been papal legate in Sicily under
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During his brief pontificate in the last quarter of 1187,
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of his office through Cardinal Petrus of S. Cecilia.
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859:Das Kardinalskollegium in der Zeit von 1181–1227
539:Kehr III, p. 362, nos. 40, 41. Kartusch, p. 348.
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360:Cardinal Petrus of S. Cecilia took part in the
352:Henry VI died in Messina on 28 September 1197.
260:third papal election in a little over two years
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822:Dell' historia ecclesiastica di Piacenza
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505:Kartusch, p. 348, citing Jaffé, p. 536.
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905:The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church
252:21 October 1187, the cardinals elected
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890:Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani
371:Cardinal Petrus regularly served as
226:appointed Petrus cardinal deacon of
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166:papal legate to emperor (1195-1196)
164:papal legate (Lombardy) (1188-1193)
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219:Exile in Verona, Ferrara, and Pisa
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453:Campi II, pp. 369-370
268:San Nicola in Carcere
228:San Nicola in Carcere
182:held title "Magister"
111:Cardinal Deacon, then
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390:Notes and references
236:Frederick Barbarossa
138:after November 1206
773:, p. 188, no. 171.
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346:Pope Celestine III
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892:Volume 39 (1991).
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