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and daughter Philippa, born around 1242, married Manfredi Maletta (1232 –
Napoli, 17 July 1310), the grand chamberlain of Manfredi Lancia, in 1258. Philippa
was imprisoned by Charles of Anjou and died in prison in 1273. Children: Federico,
Giovanni, Isabella, Ilaria e Francesca.
He died in the battle near Foggia against the soldiers of the Pope, el 26 February
1256 and is now buried beside his father in the Cathedral of Palermo.
Corrado Caputo of Antioch. Son of Frederick of Antioch,
the only survivor of the Hohenstaufen family in the battle of
Tagliacozzo.
Corrado Caputo of Antioch managed to escape the holocaust of
the partisans of the Hohenstaufen because his mother,
Margaret Pole, who held two of the Orsini prisoners in his
castle of Saracinesco near Tivoli, she managed in swapping in
exchange for her child Corrado. Corrado of Antioch henceforth led, as corsair, an
incessant and annoying guerrilla war against the Anjou. Conrad of Antioch entered
the service of King Peter of Aragon, his family, and died after 1315.
The descendants of the House of Antioch were a rich lineage, both in Rome and in
the area of Tivoli, yet at the end of the fifteenth century. The heirs occupied high
positions and were awarded the highest honors in the Aragonese Sicily. Two of his
sons succeeded in the episcopal see of Palermo, and various documents show that,
even in the late fifteenth century, other members of the House of Antioch lived in
Rome and central Italy and that a family tradition now gentrified came to the
threshold the modern age.
In the castle Theodoli, in the
village of Sambuci near Tivoli, the
left wall in front of the chapel,
there is a plaque with the
inscription: “D.O.M. FAMILIA EX
STIRPE REGIA – DE
ANTIOCHIA” (Family of the
royal lineage of Antioch). In
the Church of S. Michael the
Archangel are preserved various
tombs of the noble house. With
the D'Antiochia, descendants of
Barbarossa, along with Sambuci
Anticoli Saracinesco and enters in the events that accompanied the invasion of
Conradin of Swabia Hohenstaufenin Italy (1267-1268).
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