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Soffredo (died 14
December 1210, Pistoia) was an
Italian cardinal. His name is also
given as
Soffredo Errico Gaetani,
whilst his
Christian name is also...
- Preceded by
Heraclius Archbishop of
Caesarea 1181-1194 Succeeded by
Peter Preceded by
Heraclius Latin Patriarch of
Jerusalem 1194-1202 Succeeded by
Soffredo...
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Aymar the Monk (also
known as
Aimaro Monaco dei Corbizzi) (1194–1202)
Soffredo (also
known as
Loffredo Errico Gaetani) (1202–1204)
Albert of Vercelli...
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Catholic Church titles Preceded by
Soffredo Latin Patriarch of
Jerusalem 1204–1214 Succeeded by
Raoul of Mérencourt...
- 1150)
November 30 –
Florence of Holland,
Scottish bishop December 14 –
Soffredo,
Italian cardinal and
patriarch Aonghus mac Somhairle, Norse-Gaelic chieftain...
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certainly present during the
summer of 1202 at the side of the
papal legate Soffredo Gaetani during the
first trip to Antioch. They were
attempting to reconcile...
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Innocent III had
other plans. In
April 1202,
Innocent III
named Peter and
Soffredo of Pisa as
legates in
charge of the crusade.
Peter was sent to Venice,...
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family was
already well-represented in the
Roman Curia. He and
cardinal Soffredo were made
papal legates to
Philip II of
France and
Henry II of England...
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formerly bishop of Vercelli,
arrived as the new patriarch,
following upon
Soffredo Gaetani, who
resigned the
office after only one year, and went off to join...
- nor the
Fourth Crusade. In the
summer of 1202, he was with
papal legate Soffredo Gaetani during a trip
attempting to
reconcile issues in the succession...
