Alemanno Adimari (1362 – 17 September 1422) was an Italian Catholic cardinal and archbishop. Born in Florence, he was a member of the noble Adimari family. A doctor in lay and religious jurisprudence, in 1400 he was appointed by pope Boniface VIII as bishop of Florence, but he could not take possess of that diocese. He was thus transferred to the archdiocese of Taranto in southern Italy and, in 1406, he became archbishop of Pisa, a position he held until 1411.
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| - Alamanno Adimari (* 1362 in Florenz; † 17. September 1422 in Tivoli) war ein Kardinal der Katholischen Kirche. (de)
- Ο Αλεμάνο Αντιμάρι (Alamanno Adimari) (Φλωρεντία, 1362 - Τίβολι, 17 Σεπτεμβρίου 1422) ήταν Ιταλός καθολικός αρχιεπίσκοπος και ψευδοκαρδινάλιος που διορίστηκε από τον αντίπαπα Ιωάννη XXIII. (el)
- Alamanno Adimari, le cardinal de Pise, né à Modigliano, près de Faenza, en Émilie-Romagne, Italie en 1362 et mort en 7 septembre 1422 à Tivoli, est un pseudo-cardinal italien. (fr)
- Alamanno Adimari (Firenze, 1362 – Tivoli, 17 settembre 1422) è stato un arcivescovo cattolico italiano e pseudocardinale nominato dall'antipapa Giovanni XXIII. Lapide del cardinale Adimari a S. Francesca Romana, oggi murata sul fianco della chiesa. (it)
- Alemanno Adimari (1362 – 17 September 1422) was an Italian Catholic cardinal and archbishop. Born in Florence, he was a member of the noble Adimari family. A doctor in lay and religious jurisprudence, in 1400 he was appointed by pope Boniface VIII as bishop of Florence, but he could not take possess of that diocese. He was thus transferred to the archdiocese of Taranto in southern Italy and, in 1406, he became archbishop of Pisa, a position he held until 1411. (en)
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| - Alamanno Adimari (* 1362 in Florenz; † 17. September 1422 in Tivoli) war ein Kardinal der Katholischen Kirche. (de)
- Ο Αλεμάνο Αντιμάρι (Alamanno Adimari) (Φλωρεντία, 1362 - Τίβολι, 17 Σεπτεμβρίου 1422) ήταν Ιταλός καθολικός αρχιεπίσκοπος και ψευδοκαρδινάλιος που διορίστηκε από τον αντίπαπα Ιωάννη XXIII. (el)
- Alemanno Adimari (1362 – 17 September 1422) was an Italian Catholic cardinal and archbishop. Born in Florence, he was a member of the noble Adimari family. A doctor in lay and religious jurisprudence, in 1400 he was appointed by pope Boniface VIII as bishop of Florence, but he could not take possess of that diocese. He was thus transferred to the archdiocese of Taranto in southern Italy and, in 1406, he became archbishop of Pisa, a position he held until 1411. In that year he was created as "anti-cardinal" by antipope John XXIII, and was given the legation of France. He later moved to Spain, which at the time was faithful to antipope Benedict XIII. Pope Martin V made Adimari archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica, and sent him again to Aragon to convince Benedict XII to surrender. In 1422, while returning to Italy, he fell ill and died at Tivoli. Adimari had Gentile da Fabriano decorate his sepulchre in the church of Santa Maria Nova (Santa Francesca Romana) in Rome. The work is now lost, but was mentioned by late Renaissance art biographer Giorgio Vasari. (en)
- Alamanno Adimari, le cardinal de Pise, né à Modigliano, près de Faenza, en Émilie-Romagne, Italie en 1362 et mort en 7 septembre 1422 à Tivoli, est un pseudo-cardinal italien. (fr)
- Alamanno Adimari (Firenze, 1362 – Tivoli, 17 settembre 1422) è stato un arcivescovo cattolico italiano e pseudocardinale nominato dall'antipapa Giovanni XXIII. Lapide del cardinale Adimari a S. Francesca Romana, oggi murata sul fianco della chiesa. (it)
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