papal legate Ottobuono Fieschi

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Ottobuono Fieschi was a 13th-century Italian cardinal and papal legate who later became Pope Adrian V.

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instanceOf 13th-century Italian person
Catholic cardinal
Pope
human
papal legate
appearsIn Purgatorio, Canto XIX
linked to: Purgatorio
appointedCardinalBy Pope Innocent IV
birthDate c. 1210
birthName Ottobuono Fieschi
birthPlace Genoa
Republic of Genoa
burialPlace Viterbo Cathedral
cardinalTitle Cardinal-deacon of San Adriano al Foro
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Genoa
createdCardinalInConsistory 1251
deathDate 1276-08-18
deathPlace Papal States
Viterbo
describedBySource Catholic Encyclopedia
Encyclopædia Britannica
electedPopeOn 1276-07-11
familyName Fieschi
linked to: Fieschi family
givenName Ottobuono
honorificPrefix Cardinal
Pope
memberOf Fieschi family
nativeLanguage Italian
notableFor suspending the constitution Ubi periculum on papal conclaves
very short pontificate
occupation cardinal
papal diplomat
pope
ordinalNumberAsPope 5
papacyEnd 1276-08-18
papacyStart 1276-07-11
papalLegationEnd 1268
papalLegationStart 1265
papalName Adrian V
participatedIn administration of the Papal States in the 13th century
portrayedIn Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy
predecessorAsPope Pope Innocent V
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
seeAlso Pope Adrian V
sentAsLegateBy Pope Clement IV
servedAs papal legate to England
successorAsPope Pope John XXI
taskedWith reconciling King Henry III of England with his barons

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Dictum of Kenilworth mediatedBy papal legate Ottobuono Fieschi