Conclave del 1159

Conclave del 1159
Sorte	elezione papale (it)
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Pozision	antica basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano (Sità del Vategan) (it)
Stato	Sità del Vategan
Incargo ełezesto	Papa
Ełezesto	papa Alessandro III (it) ; Antipapa Vittore IV (it)
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El conclave del 1159 ła ze stada ła ełesion del Papa, fazesta inte ła Sità del Vategan, partindo dal 4 de setenbre 1159 e durada finmente el 7 de setenbre 1159.

Sta ełesion ła ga ełezesto el papa Lisandro III e dezignà l'Antipapa Vitore IV.

Lista dei partesipanti[canbia | canbia el còdaxe]

Ełetore	Ideołozia	Tìtuło	Ełevà^[1]	Ełevador
Imar, O.S.B. Cluny	Inperiałe	Véscovo de Tusculum	13 de marso 1142	Inocénsio II
Gregorio della Suburra	Sicilian	Véscovo de Sabina	1 de marso 1140^[2]	Inocénsio II^[2]
Ubaldo Allucingoli	Sicilian	Véscovo de Ostia e Velletri	16 de disenbre 1138	Inocénsio II
Giulio	neutrałe	Véscovo de Palestrina	19 de majo 1144	Lùsio II
Bernard, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Véscovo de Porto e Santa Rufina	22 de disenbre 1144	Lùsio II
Walter, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Véscovo de Albano	19 de disenbre 1158	Adrian IV
Ubaldo Caccianemici, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Sacerdote de S. Croce in Gerusalemme	19 de majo 1144	Lùsio II
Ottaviano de Monticelli	Inperiałe	Sacerdote de S. Cecilia	25 de febraro 1138	Inocénsio II
Astaldo degli Astalli	neutrałe	Sacerdote de S. Prisca	17 de disenbre 1143	Celestin II
Guido di Crema	Inperiałe	Sacerdote de S. Maria in Trastevere	21 de setenbre 1145	Euzènio III
Rolando	Sicilian	Sacerdote de S. Marco and Canceliero de S. Romana Ceza	22 de setenbre 1150	Euzènio III
Giovanni Gaderisio, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Sacerdote de S. Anastasia	22 de setenbre 1150	Euzènio III
Giovanni da Sutri	neutrałe	Sacerdote de SS. Giovanni e Paolo	21 de febraro 1152	Euzènio III
Enrico Moricotti, O.Cist.	neutrałe	Sacerdote de SS. Nereo ed Achilleo	21 de febraro 1152	Euzènio III
Giovanni Morrone	Inperiałe	Sacerdote de SS. Silvestro e Martino	23 de majo 1152	Euzènio III
Ildebrando Grassi, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Sacerdote de SS. XII Apostoli	23 de majo 1152	Euzènio III
Bonadies de Bonadie	neutrałe	Sacerdote de S. Crisogono	21 de disenbre 1156	Adrian IV
Alberto di Morra, Can.Reg.Praem.	neutrałe	Sacerdote de S. Lorenzo in Lucina	21 de disenbre 1156	Adrian IV
Guglielmo Marengo, O.Cist.	Inperiałe (?)	Sacerdote de S. Pietro in Vincoli	14 de marso 1158	Adrian IV
Odone Bonecase	Sicilian	Decan de S. Giorgio in Velabro	4 de marso 1132	Inocénsio II
Rodolfo	neutrałe	Decan de S. Lucia in Septisolio	17 de disenbre 1143	Celestin II
Giacinto Bobone	neutrałe	Decan de S. Maria in Cosmedin	22 de disenbre 1144	Lùsio II
Ottone da Bresa	Sicilian	Decan de S. Nicola in Carcere	21 de febraro 1152	Euzènio III
Ardicio Rivoltella	Sicilian	Decan de S. Teodoro	21 de disenbre 1156	Adrian IV
Boso, Can.Reg.	Sicilian	Decan de SS. Cosma e Damiano	21 de disenbre 1156	Adrian IV
Simeone Borelli, O.S.B.Cas.	Inperiałe	Decan de S. Maria in Domnica	ca.1157	Adrian IV
Cinzio Capellus	Inperiałe (?)	Decan de S. Adriano	14 de marso 1158	Adrian IV
Pietro di Miso	Sicilian	Decan de S. Eustachio	14 de marso 1158	Adrian IV
Raymond de Nimes	Inperiałe	Decan de S. Maria in Via Lata	14 de marso 1158	Adrian IV
Giovanni Conti da Anagni	neutrałe	Decan de S. Maria in Portico	19 de disenbre 1158	Adrian IV

Asenti[canbia | canbia el còdaxe]

Rainaldo di Collemezzo,^[3] O.S.B.Cas. - Ideołozia: Neutrałe e Sacerdote de SS. Marcellino e Pietro.

Notasion[canbia | canbia el còdaxe]

↑ Dates of promotions according to Zenker, pp. 222–226, and Brixius, passim.
↑ ^2,0 ^2,1 For the date of his creation see Zenker, pp. 48 and 51. Brixius, pp. 57, says that he was created by Anastasius IV (1153–54) as cardinal-bishop of Sabina, but Zenker has proven that he is identical to cardinal Gregorio of S. Maria in Trastevere created by Innocent II in 1140.
↑ A. Chacón includes Rainaldo among participants of the election of Alexander III. However, it seems unlikely because Cardinal Rainaldo was not a resident of Roman Curia, but of the abbey of Montecassino, where he acted as abbot for 29 years (1137–1166). Fact that he did not subscribe to any papal bulls during his long cardinalate (1140–1166) clearly indicates his permanent absence from the papal court (Jaffé, pp. 559, 609, 616, 653, 658–659). Besides, although he certainly joined the obedience of Alexander III, he does not appear among signatories of the manifest of his electors of October 1159 (Rahewin: cap. LXIII). For his absence see also Brixius, p. 24.

Altri projeti[canbia | canbia el còdaxe]

Linganbi foresti[canbia | canbia el còdaxe]

[1] Dates of promotions according to Zenker, pp. 222–226, and Brixius, passim.

[Suburra-2] 2,0 ^2,1 For the date of his creation see Zenker, pp. 48 and 51. Brixius, pp. 57, says that he was created by Anastasius IV (1153–54) as cardinal-bishop of Sabina, but Zenker has proven that he is identical to cardinal Gregorio of S. Maria in Trastevere created by Innocent II in 1140.

[3] A. Chacón includes Rainaldo among participants of the election of Alexander III. However, it seems unlikely because Cardinal Rainaldo was not a resident of Roman Curia, but of the abbey of Montecassino, where he acted as abbot for 29 years (1137–1166). Fact that he did not subscribe to any papal bulls during his long cardinalate (1140–1166) clearly indicates his permanent absence from the papal court (Jaffé, pp. 559, 609, 616, 653, 658–659). Besides, although he certainly joined the obedience of Alexander III, he does not appear among signatories of the manifest of his electors of October 1159 (Rahewin: cap. LXIII). For his absence see also Brixius, p. 24.

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