Anastasius IV, pope (d.1154)

Biography: Kelly, Oxford Dictionary of Popes, 173-74: Anastasius, originally named Corrado, was probably of bourgeois parentage and from the Suburra quarter of Rome. He was appointed cardinal priest of Santa Pudenziana between 1111 and 1114 by Paschal II. He was created cardinal bishop of Santa Sabina in the later part of 1126. He was elected and enthroned as pope in the Lateran on 12 July 1153 and died at Rome on 3 December 1154. He is buried in the Lateran, in the porphyry sarcophagus of St Helena.
Floruits: 1154 × 1154
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Total number of associated factoids: 6

Transaction factoids (2) Relationship factoids (2) Title factoids (2)

Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
29 Jan. 1154	Command of obedience	Addressor		2/129/1 (Scotia Pontificia, no. 33)
1 Dec. 1154	Confirmation of Trondheim as the metropolis of Norway	Grantor		2/129/2 (Haddan and Stubbs, Councils, ii, I, 229-230)

Date	Short Summary	Role	Source
29 Jan. 1154	Predecessor of Anastasius IV, pope (d.1154) (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	object (relationship)	2/129/1 (Scotia Pontificia, no. 33)
1 Dec. 1154	Predecessor of Anastasius IV, pope (d.1154) (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	object (relationship)	2/129/2 (Haddan and Stubbs, Councils, ii, I, 229-230)

Date	Short Summary	Source
29 Jan. 1154	pope	2/129/1 (Scotia Pontificia, no. 33)
1 Dec. 1154	pope	2/129/2 (Haddan and Stubbs, Councils, ii, I, 229-230)