In April 1378 the Romans surrounded the conclave with a very strong claim of Caput Mundi: either a Roman pope, or at least Italian, came out or did not respond to the integrity of the cardinals. Sixteen electors, eleven of them French, voted with the square howling below and elected a Neapolitan of curia, Bartholomew [...]
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In April 1378 the Romans surrounded the conclave with a very strong claim of Caput Mundi: either a Roman pope, or at least Italian, came out or did not respond to the integrity of the cardinals. Sixteen electors, eleven of them French, voted with the square howling below and elected a Neapolitan of curia, Bartholomew [...]