Its project was unsuccessfully opposed by Robert of Bavaria and Carlo Malat
Its project was unsuccessfully opposed by Robert of Bavaria and Carlo Malatesta.  It was presided over by the Bishop of Palestrina, and came to a climax with a stirring denunciation delivered by Simon de Cramaud, the Patriarch of Alexandria, after which Baldassare Cossa successfully intrigued on behalf of Peter Philarghi.  It asserted that Pedro de Luna and Angelo Corraro were heretics, and five years after it occurred another council met and elected Oddone Colonna as Martin V.  FTP, name this meeting which elected Alexander V pope, a council convened in 1409 to end the Great Schism.
Its project was unsuccessfully opposed by Robert of Bavaria and Carlo Malatesta.  
Council of Pisa