Shifting location to Ferrara and then to Florence midway, for 10 points, this 1431 general council started by Martin V which unsuccessfully attempted to reunify the Western and Eastern church and was based in a Swiss town.
John of Palomar and John of Ragusa arrived for this event to represent the same predecessor and successor of Bishop Philibert. Several years later, the rival factions at this meeting sang their own Te Deum and shouted their own Placet even when this meeting claimed "concordantia catholica" or universal harmony. A candidate for Trier's archbishopric, Ulrich von Manderschied, sent a representative to this meeting to appeal to the pope, whose papal authority was under that of the council of bishops as established by the Haec sancta decree from the preceding Council of Constance. That representative, Nicholas of Cusa, reversed his conciliar position by supporting Pope Eugene IV. Shifting location to Ferrara and then to Florence midway, for 10 points, this 1431 general council started by Martin V which unsuccessfully attempted to reunify the Western and Eastern church and was based in a Swiss town.
John of Palomar and John of Ragusa arrived for this event to represent the same predecessor and successor of Bishop Philibert.
Council of Basel (accept Council of Florence before Florence is mentioned)