Francesco Carbone

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Francesco Carbone OCist (* before 1350 in Naples , † June 18, 1405 in Rome ) was a cardinal of the Roman Church .

Life

He was the son of Pietro (or Giovanni) Carbone, a Neapolitan patrician , and Isabella Boccapianola. His brother Guglielmo Carbone was named cardinal of the Avignon obedience in 1411 . According to some sources, he is said to be with Cardinal Pietro Tomacelli, who later became Pope Boniface IX. , have been related.

Joined the Cistercian order in his youth , he was ordained priest here . After he was elected Bishop of Monopoli towards the end of 1382 , Pope Urban VI created him . on December 17, 1384 cardinal priest and on November 20, 1385 awarded him the Roman titular church of Santa Susanna . After taking part in the conclave of 1389 , he was appointed grand penitentiary and archpriest of the Lateran basilica that same year . Active as cardinal protector of the Franciscans , he was elevated to cardinal bishop of Sabina in December 1392 and made a legate in Foligno . In 1400 he became Commendatarabbot of Farfa and also took part in the conclave of 1404 , at which Pope Innocent VII was elected.

He died very suddenly on June 18, 1405 in Rome and was buried in a marble tomb in the Cathedral of Naples . His brother Guglielmo, the Avignon cardinal, was buried at his side.

literature

  • Martin Souchon: The papal elections in the time of the great schism. Development and constitutional struggles of the Council of Cardinals from 1378 to 1418 . Scientia Verlag, Aalen 1970 (reprint of the Braunschweig edition 1898/99).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ His mother is said to have married a brother of Cardinal Tomacelli after the father's death, cf. Carbone, O.Cist., Francesco. In: Salvador Miranda : The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. ( Florida International University website , English) Note (1)
  2. ↑ According to the epitaph : Octava denaque die Junij requievit , reproduced in Carbone, O.Cist., Francesco. In: Salvador Miranda : The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. ( Florida International University website , English)
predecessor Office successor
Philip II of Alençon Cardinal Bishop of Sabina
1392–1405 		Enrico Minutoli
Giovanni II Bishop of Monopoli
1382–1385 		Pietro IV
personal data
SURNAME Carbone, Francesco
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Cardinal of the Roman Church
DATE OF BIRTH before 1350
PLACE OF BIRTH Naples
DATE OF DEATH June 18, 1405
Place of death Rome