GUIBERT OF RAVENNA

gwĭbˈərt, gēbĕrˈ, d. 1100, Italian churchman, antipope (1080–1100) Clement III, b. Parma. As imperial chancellor of Italy (1057–63), he consistently supported the Holy Roman emperor's opposition to papal reform efforts, and he led the party that repudiated Pope Alexander II. Emperor Henry IV made him archbishop of Ravenna (1072), and Guibert continued to intrigue against Gregory VII. In 1080, after Gregory excommunicated the emperor, Guibert summoned a council that declared the pope deposed and chose Guibert to replace him. The antipope entered Rome in 1083 in Henry's train, was enthroned in 1084, and crowned the emperor. His name is sometimes spelled Wibert.

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...et passim. GUIBERT OF RAVENNA : Archbishop of...him archbishop of Ravenna. In the beginning...of Gregory VII. Guibert seems to have cooperated...expected. Personally Guibert was respected by...Kohncke, Wibert von Ravenna , Leipsic, 1888...
...He came from Galliata, near Ravenna, and entered the cloister in his...Accordingly, it was fortunate that Guibert of Ravenna q.v. , whom Henry IV. had put...not ended with the expulsion of Guibert, nor even with his death. On...
...Gregory was deposed and in his place Guibert of Ravenna was raised to the popedom with...and reputation of Hildebrand. Guibert would also have been far more dangerous as Archbishop of Ravenna and Chancellor of the Empire in...
...refuge in the Castel SantAngelo when Emperor Henry IV entered the city and crowned his own pope, Archbishop Guibert of Ravenna. Guibert became known as the antipope Clement III 1084 1100 . The Normans came to Gregorys rescue, but in doing so...
...Brixen confirmed the deposition, declared Archbishop Guibert of Ravenna Pope, and commissioned Henry to execute its decrees...deposed and excommunicated Gregory, and consecrated Guibert as Pope Clement III March 24, 1084 ; and a week later...
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...sixth-century palatium mosaic at S. Apollinare Nuovo in Ravenna, as Gaehde has shown (Fig. 6).(Figure 6 omitted...century, as is attested in the writings of such figures as Guibert of Nogent, who also equated the ivory throne of Solomon with...


 

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GUIBERT OF RAVENNA gwib rt, geber , d. 1100, Italian churchman, antipope (1080 1100...Alexander II. Emperor Henry IV made him archbishop of Ravenna (1072), and Guibert continued to intrigue against Gregory VII . In 1080, after Gregory excommunicated...
...VII against Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV, and the emperor had him deposed. He was reinstated on Gregorys death by Guibert of Ravenna (the antipope Clement III). He later shifted his allegiance to Guiberts adversary, Pope Urban II. Luther was...
...uncanonical and in opposition to a canonically chosen pontiff. Important antipopes were Novatian ; Clement III (see Guibert of Ravenna ); Nicholas V (see Rainalducci, Pietro ); Clement VII (see Robert of Geneva ); Benedict XIII (see Luna...
WIBERT see Guibert of Ravenna . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
...cooperate with the forces working for peace in the empire. Henry answered by setting up an imperial antipope, Guibert of Ravenna (Clement III). When the civil war ended in Henrys favor, he marched (1081) into Italy. Gregory led the defense...
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