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Subdeacon and papal chaplain, was appointed
Executor on 28 December to convene a general assembly in Perugia to appoint a Syndic with appropriate powers to oversee the arrangement; he was also to swear the People of Perugia to obey the terms of the agreement under oath, with a penalty of 10,000 silver marks if they violated the agreement. Magister Uberto then appointed the Bishop of Perugia as his Executor Subdelegate to oversee the transfers.
191:, who had been Apostolic Legate in England from 1265 to 1268. At the time the conflict began, Tedisio was Rector of Wingham (the King's Chapel) and Terringes as well as Dean of Wolverampton. He tenaciously refused to surrender his benefices and repeatedly appealed to the Pope. At one moment, Cardinal Uberto was appealed to, and he issued a letter advising Archbishop Kilwardby to desist. His letter is mentioned in a mandate of
219:". The Consistory could only have taken place in Rome on 11 July, the day of his election, or perhaps 12 July. Pope Adrian was already in Viterbo on 23 July, when he signed his only bull. This decision to suspend the Conclave regulations had dire consequences over the next thirty years, since it facilitated the manipulation of cardinals in Conclave by outside parties, especially King
176:, who had come to Lyons to arrange for papal recognition of Rudolf's election as Emperor. He was not, however, one of the cardinals who accompanied Pope Gregory X on his return journey to Italy; he was not present in Lausanne on 20 October 1275, when Pope Gregory received the Oath of Feudal Loyalty of Rudolf, King of the Romans.
187:(1279-1292). Both Primates of England disliked the idea of clergy holding multiple benefices which involved the care of souls at the same time, and particularly when they were foreigners appointed by the Roman Curia. Tedisio (Theodosius), an Italian from the territory of Genoa, was a cousin of Cardinal
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dispensed
Tedisio with respect to his benefices. He was instructed, however, to resign the parish of Wistanestea and Frondingham in the diocese of Lincoln, and the parish of Archexea in the diocese of York. It is clear that Tedisio had powerful friends at the Roman Curia, and that the policy of the
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presented himself at the Roman Curia at
Orvieto, and was obligated to resign his Archdeaconry of Guadalajara. Alberto also received a canonry and prebend in the Cathedral. But when he died at Asti in 1263, the benefices were handed on by papal favor to another of the Cardinal's nephews, Bonifacius
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granted to the
Commune of Perugia the farmland (contado) in the neighborhood of Gubbio which belonged to the Roman Church for a period of five years, understanding that the Commune of Perugia would pay the annual assessment of 200 small Sienese pounds. Magister Uberto de Cocanato, Apostolic
143:('cleric of Vercelli'). Another nephew, Rainerius, was confirmed as a prebendary of the Church of Leon in Spain, during a process ordered by Pope Urban IV to reduce the number of papal appointments in that Church from twelve, which had been granted by Alexander IV, to six.
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Cardinal Uberto
Coconati was one of the cardinals who was present, according to Pope John XXI in his decree "Licet felicis", when Pope Adrian V suspended the Constitution of Pope Gregory X on conclaves,
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When
Bonifacius de Coconato died in 1285, his canonry and prebend at York Minster were illegally seized by Master John de Cadomo. Pope Nicholas IV intrervened with King Edward I: Potthast, no. 22943.
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to the
Archbishop to do nothing further about Tedisio until the Pope sends him further instructions. Gregory X actually authorized Tedisio to found a college at Wingham. On 13 November 1276,
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Cardinal Uberto and eleven or twelve other cardinals participated in the
Conclave of 20–21 January 1276, which followed the death of Pope Gregory X and which elected Pierre de Tarantaise as
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In 1275, while he was in Lyons, Cardinal Uberto became involved in the beginning phase of the long dispute between
Tedisio de Camilla and his opponents, the Archbishops of Canterbury, first
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on 1 May 1274. Cardinal Uberto de
Coconati was one of thirteen cardinals who attended a Consistory in Lyons on 6 June 1274, when the Pope and Cardinals received the Chancellor of
434:(Cambridge 1971), p. 299 and n. 3. The large number of appointments included "expectancies", that is, appointments contingent upon the death or resignation of the incumbent.
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English Archbishops interfered with papal prerogatives. It also is revealed that Tedisio was not an ordained priest, and he was dispensed from that requirement as well.
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In 1267 Cardinal Uberto was named Auditor (judge) in the case of the confirmation of an Abbess for the monastery of S. Trinité de Caën in the diocese of Bayeux.
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Nothing is known about his education, beyond the fact that he held the title Master (Magister) when he first appears in historic sources. He had an advanced
207:. Cardinal Uberto also participated in the Conclave of 2–11 July 1276, which followed the death of Pope Innocent V and which elected Ottobono Fieschi as
107:(1241-1270), and the Prior of the Convent of S. Trinity in London. He is called Magister Uberto de Coconato and is identified as a Papal Chaplain.
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education, therefore, and, considering his career, it must have been in law. For what it is worth, there was a fellow Piedmontese in the
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Jean-Daniel Morerod, "Aller à Lausanne pour une bulle. Papes, curialistes et solliciteurs (XIIe-XIIIe siècle),"
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Specilegio Vaticano di documenti inediti e rari estratti dagli Archivi e dalla Biblioteca della Sede Apostolica
83:, "Hostiensis", the most celebrated canon lawyer of his day, who had been a professor at Bologna and Paris.
150:. When Bishop Domingo Dominici of Salamanca died on 30 January 1268, he left in a codicil to his Will 150
211:. He ruled for thirty-nine days, was never ordained a priest, consecrated a bishop, or crowned as Pope.
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Vita Urbani Papae Quarti a Gregorio Decano Ecclesiae Bajocassium et a Theodorico Vallicolore scripta
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In November, 1257, Uberto Coconati was present in Viterbo as a witness when Cardinal Stephanus (
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Cardinal Uberto was able to benefit his nephew, Alberto, when Vivián, the bishop-elect of
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Cardinal Uberto Coconati died in Rome on 13 July 1276, two days after the election of
19:(Cocconato, de Coconatis) (died 13 July 1276), a Roman Catholic Cardinal, was born at
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Bullarum, Diplomatum et Privilegiorum Sanctorum Romanorum Pontificum Taurensis editio
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Il conclave di Viterbo (1268-1271) e le sue origini: saggio con documenti inediti
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Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers relating to Great Britain and Ireland
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Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers relating to Great Britain and Ireland
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Documenti di storia italiana, Tomo V: Cronacha e statute della CittĂ di Viterbo
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in a Consistory of 17 (or 24) December 1261. He was assigned the Deaconry of
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He travelled to Lyon in 1273, and was present at the opening session of the
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Uberto had a brother named Manuel (Emmanuele). Two of his relatives became
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Kardinäle im Konklave: die lange Sedisvakantz der Jahre 1268 bis 1271
255:(Roma: Presso la SocietĂ alla Biblioteca Vallicelliana, 1980), p. 26.
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III (Paris 1904), p. 143 no. 1206 (1 December 1263). Peter Linehan,
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31:, a member of the family of the Counts of Cocconato, who were
447:(Cambridge 1971), p. 308 and n. 4. The codicil is dated 1267.
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I editio altera (Monasterii 1913), p. 113. Andreas Fischer,
28:
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Isidorus Carini, "Brevis Historia Concilii Lugdunensis," in
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Bonifacio Cocconato and Corrado Cocconato: Conradus Eubel,
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The Spanish Church and the Papacy in the Thirteenth Century
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The Spanish Church and the Papacy in the Thirteenth Century
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The Spanish Church and the Papacy in the Thirteenth Century
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III (Paris 1904), no. 1787 (22 June 1264). Peter Linehan,
460:(Paris 1893), p. 172 no. 534 (Viterbo, 9 December 1267).
271:(Bologna: N. Zanichelli, 1939), p. 224 ed. F. Cognasso.
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Volume IV (Turin 1859), pp. 37-38 (30 September 1276).
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Uberto Coconati was one of seven cardinals created by
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III (Paris 1904), p. 280, no. 1787. Fischer, p. 166.
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E. Jordan, "Promotion de cardinaux sous Urbain IV,"
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In 1265 Cardinal Uberto became the Protector of the
615:(ed. B. Barbiche, R. Grosse) (Paris 2008), 182-193.
608:(Berlin: Walter de Gruyter 2008), pp. 165–171.
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Volume I (Roma: Ermanno Loescher 1890) pp. 250-251.
378:10 (Perugia 1904), pp. 74-77, 81. Ignazio Ciampi,
541:Sede Vacante of June-July, 1276 (Dr. J. P. Adams).
488:Codex diplomaticus dominii temporis Sanctis Sedis
361:W. Dugdale, J. Caley, H. Ellis, and B. Bandinel,
350:De claris archigymnasii Bononiensis professoribus
296:Volume 1, edizione seconda (Siena 1854), p. 387.
99:, issued a final ruling in a dispute between the
47:" ('Lombard in name, from a powerful family').
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530:Sede Vacante of January, 1276 (Dr. J. P. Adams).
516:I (London 1893), p. 451. Tedisio later became
324:Revue d'histoire et de littérature religieuses
613:Aspects diplomatiques des voyages pontificaux
39:. Thierry de Vaucouleurs, the author of the
584:I, ed. C. Cipolla (Venezia 1890), p. 418.
601:(Assisi: Porziuncola, 1993) 63, 96-113.
376:Bolletino di storia patria per l' Umbria
365:VI, part 1 (London 1830), p. 103 no. 22.
352:I, pars 1 (Bologna 1769), pp. 360-366.
253:I Testamenti dei Cardinali del Duecento
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63:, Bonifacio di Cocconato and Alberto.
294:Diario sanese opera di Girolamo Gigli
283:(ed. A. Assier) (Troyes 1854), p. 21.
568:II (Berlin 1875), p. 1709 no. 21149.
464:Tomus XI (Paris 1759), pp. 433-434.
155:al cardenal don Uberto de Cucunato
148:Roman Catholic Diocese of Salamanca
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458:Registres de Clément IV
391:Eubel, p. 8 and p. 49.
337:Registres d' Urbain IV
37:Marchese di Monferrato
363:Monasticon Anglicanum
311:Kardinäle im Konklave
183:(1273-1278) and then
141:clericus Verzellensis
110:On 23 December 1257,
486:Augustinus Theiner,
97:Bishop of Palestrina
77:College of Cardinals
564:Augustus Potthast,
221:Charles I of Naples
578:Annales Veronenses
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604:Andreas Fischer,
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