 The envoys, according to their instructions, suggested as a suitable candidate the handsome Halinard, Archbishop of Lyon, who was a fluent speaker of Italian, and was well respected in Rome.Mann, p. 288 who had taken part in the Synod of Sutri.This decision antagonized the Romans, who were still pushing for Halinard to become the new pope.Nevertheless, Henry sent the Roman envoys back to Rome with presents to prepare for the arrival of their new pope.