List of the cardinal creations of Honorius III.

Pope Honorius III. made the creation of six cardinals during his pontificate (1216–1227) .

Consistories

December 1216

• Aldebrandino Gaetani - cardinal deacon of S. Eustachio, then (1219) cardinal priest of S. Susanna, finally (1221) cardinal bishop of Sabina, † December 22, 1223 (?)

February 18, 1217

• Gil Torres - Cardinal Deacon of SS. Cosma e Damiano, † November 11, 1254

January 6, 1219

• Konrad von Urach , O.Cist. - Cardinal Bishop of Porto-Santa Rufina , † September 30, 1227
• Niccolò de Chiaramonte , O.Cist. - Cardinal Bishop of Frascati , † September 25, 1227

1219

• Petrus Capuanus the Younger , Elect of Antioch - cardinal deacon of S. Giorgio in Velabro (created between April 25 and October 5, 1219), † March 23, 1236 (?)

1225

• Thomas Olivier , Bishop of Paderborn - Cardinal Bishop of Sabina, † September 11, 1227

literature

• Elfriede Kartusch: The College of Cardinals in the period from 1181–1227. Vienna 1948.
• Werner Maleczek: Pope and College of Cardinals from 1191 to 1216. Vienna 1984.
• Konrad Eubel : Hierarchia Catholica Medii Aevi. Volume I. 1913.

Web links

• Consistories for the creation of Cardinals - Honorius III (1216-1227). In: Salvador Miranda : The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. ( Florida International University website), accessed November 24, 2016.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Cf. Kartusch, p. 39, and Eubel, p. 5. Kartusch indicates that Honorius III. eight cardinals created. But Cardinal Giovanni Colonna was certainly still by Innocent III. created, see Maleczek, p. 154 ff. Cardinal priest Bertrandus of SS. Giovanni e Paolo is in all probability associated with that of Innocent III. created cardinal deacons Bertrannus by S. Giorgio identical, cf. Maleczek, p. 170. The cardinals Niccolo of S. Maria in Aquiro (1216) and Roberto Rainaldi of SS. Giovanni e Paolo mentioned by Salvador Miranda cannot be identified in the sources, cf. Kartusch, pp. 433–434 and Eubel, p. 5, note 4; see also the remarks by Miranda himself (“ did not subscribe any papal bulls ”) Cardinal Priest Leone of S. Marcello appears only once, in a privilege of April 3, 1222; However, the tradition of this document is very poor and it is probably about Cardinal Priest Leone Brancaleone of S. Croce (1202 to 1224), cf. Eubel, p. 43 Note 1 (on S. Marcelli).
2. ↑ On the date cf. Maleczek, p. 158.