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Ademaro di Monteil , sometimes indicated how Ad\u00e9mar , Moar O Aelarz (…-Antioch of Syria, 1 August 1098), of the Highth of the Ademari dei Conti di Valentinois, was bishop of Le Puy-en-Vlay since before 1087 [first] And one of the key characters of the first crusade. At the Council of Clermont in 1095, Ademaro showed an enthusiastic support for the crusade (there are evidence that Pope Urban II conferred with him before the Council) and was appointed apostolic legate and in charge of Pope Urban II to conduct the crusade [2] . He accompanied Raimondo IV, count of Toulouse, towards the Holy Land and often operated as a mediator between the different principles in conflict with each other for the military command of the expedition, thanks to his undisputed authority on the moral aspects of the crusade. Ademaro often appeared to the side of Raimondo IV on the battlefield [3] , also distinguishing himself for his warrior ability [4] [5] . Ademaro shop with Alessio I Comneno, emperor of the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople, restored the order and discipline between the crusades in Nicea, played a crucial role in the battle of Dorileo and was particularly active in keeping the moral level of the troops high during The siege of Antiochia, promoting the practice of fasting [6] and the observation of particular religious holidays. After the taking of the city in 1098 and the subsequent siege by Kerbogha, Ademaro used to support the besieged, promoting a procession along the streets of the city and making the gates tighten in order to avoid the desertion of the crusader soldiers, many of which already panicked. Following the discovery of the Sacra Lancia by Pietro Bartolomeo, Ademaro proved skeptical [7] , especially for the fact that he was aware of the existence of a relic similar to Constantinople, despite everything he did not manifest his doubts, so that the crusaders drew a reason from the discovery to revive their morality.When Kerbogha was defeated, Ademaro organized advice in an attempt to reconcile the disputes between the various nobles for the leadership of the expedition. However, he died on 1 August 1098 for an epidemic that had spread in the crusader field, probably cheering or plague [8] . His death left a void at the head of the crusader armies as, as a friend and envoy of the Pope, he was the only head of which no one contested the authority.The disagreements between the barons delayed the march towards Jerusalem many months, while the soldiers continued to see their true boss in Ademaro. During the siege of Jerusalem, a priest named Pietro Desiderio claimed to have received a divine vision in which the spirit of Ademaro had given instructions to fast for three days and then march on their bare feet, in procession around the city walls, what that was made.Ademaro had never tried to impose the supremacy of the Latin church and his death increased the fracture between Rome and Constantinople. Alberico delle Tre Fontane attributes to him the paternity of the Marian anti -theifone Hello Regina [8] [9] . ^  P.B. Gams, Series of the Catholic Church , Ratisbona, 1873, p. 604.  ^  Luigi Russo, Avellanite Study Center, The problematic charisma of the crusader , The charisma in the 11th century , Avellana, Gabrielli Editori sign, 30-31 August 2005, p. 105. URL consulted on August 22, 2015 .  ^  ( THE ) R. Hill & R.A.B. Mynors (a cura di), The transactions of the French and other Hierosolimitans , London, 1962, PP. 19-20.  ^  Russo, p.106.  ^  For example, his intervention in the battle of Dorileo was decisive in July 1097, in which surrounded by the surrounded Christian troops.  ^  ( FR ) Raymond D’Aguilers, Free , in J.H. Hills, L.L. Hills (a cura di), Documents relating to the history of Crusades , IX, translates. Francese, Parigi, 1969, p. 54.  ^  Russo, p.107.  ^  a b  ( FR ) Methodical encyclopedia – History , vol. 3, Paris, Panckoucke, 1788, p. 609.  ^  Anthony M. Buono, The greatest prayers to Mary. History, use, meaning , Paoline, 2002, p. 62.  ( IN ) J.H. Hill e L.L. Hill, Contemporary accounts of the later reputation of Adhemar, bishop of Puy , in Medievalia & Humanistica , IX, 1955.   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