cardinalship

In 1178 he was recommended to Pope Alexander as a possible candidate for a cardinalship, but this never occurred.

With the emoluments of the cardinalship and the ministry, I say too little when I say two millions a year."

It was in 1961, and Croetine's uncle-my great-uncle-had been appointed to a cardinalship and was then stationed at the Vatican.

It was traditionally considered to have been painted in 1456, when the founder of the chapel received cardinalship, but as late a date as 1467 has also been proposed.

In May 1514 Polydore and his patron, the cardinal, were found supporting Thomas Cardinal Wolsey's claims to the cardinalship, but he had lost Wolsey's favor before the year was out.

Olimpia Maidalchini's son Camillo Pamphilj, defying his powerful mother, renounced the Cardinalship conferred on him by his uncle the Pope and married the widowed Olimpia Borghese.

Upon Camillo's election to the papacy as Pope Paul V in 1605, he quickly conferred a cardinalship on Scipione and gave him the right to use the Borghese name and coat of arms.