Editing Pope Honorius II (section)

===Death of Honorius II===
After almost a year of suffering a painful illness,<ref name="Mann, pg. 303">Mann, pg. 303</ref> Honorius fell seriously ill in early 1130.<ref name="Levillain, pg. 732" /> Cardinal Aymeric and the Frangipani family began planning their next moves, and Honorius was taken to the [[San Gregorio Magno al Celio]] monastery, which was located in the territory controlled by the Frangipani.<ref name="Levillain, pg. 732" /> Supporters of the Pierleoni family, already preparing to back [[Antipope Anacletus II|Pietro Pierleoni]]<ref>Levillain, pg. 733</ref> on a rumor that Honorius had died, stormed the monastery of the dying Honorius, hoping to force the election of Pietro.<ref name="Mann, pg. 304">Mann, pg. 304</ref> Only the sight of the still living Honorius in full pontifical robes forced them to disperse.<ref name="Mann, pg. 304" />

Nevertheless, Cardinal Aymeric's plans had not yet reached fruition when Honorius died on the evening of 13 February 1130.<ref name="Levillain, pg. 732" /> The cardinals supporting the Frangipani immediately closed the monastery gates and refused to allow anyone inside.<ref name="Mann, pg. 304" /> The next day, and contrary to the usual customs, Honorius was quickly buried without any pomp or ceremony in the monastery, as the hand-picked cardinals got around to electing Gregorio Papareschi, who took the name [[Pope Innocent II]].<ref name="Levillain, pg. 732" /> At the same time, the excluded cardinals, most of whom were supporters of the Pierleoni family, elected Pietro Pierleoni, who took the name [[Antipope Anacletus II|Anacletus II]], throwing the church once again into [[Papal schism of 1130|schism]].<ref>Levillain, pgs. 732–733</ref> Honorius eventually transferred from the monastery to the Lateran for reburial once Innocent II had been elected.<ref name="Levillain, pg. 732" /> He was buried in the south transept next to the body of Callixtus II.<ref name="Mann, pg. 304" />