Editing Cadaver monument (section)

===Italy===
Cadaver monuments are found in many Italian churches. [[Andrea Bregno]] sculpted several of them, including those of Cardinal [[Alain de Coëtivy]] in [[Santa Prassede]], Ludovico Cardinal d'Albert at [[Santa Maria in Ara Coeli]] and Bishop Juan Díaz de Coca in [[Santa Maria sopra Minerva]] in Rome.<ref name=Leader1882>{{cite book |title=Ghiberti and Donatello with Other Early Italian Sculptors |url=https://archive.org/details/ghibertianddona01scotgoog |last=Scott |first=Leader |author-link=Leader Scott |year=1882 |publisher=Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington |location=London |pages=[https://archive.org/details/ghibertianddona01scotgoog/page/n40 27]–50}}</ref> Three other prominent monuments are those of Cardinal [[Matthew of Acquasparta|Matteo d'Acquasparta]] in Santa Maria in Ara Coeli and those of Bishop Gonsalvi (1298) and of Cardinal Gonsalvo (1299) in [[Santa Maria Maggiore]], all sculpted by [[Giovanni de Cosma]],<ref name=Leader1882 /> the youngest of the [[Cosmati]] family lineage. [[St. Peter's Basilica|St Peter’s Basilica]] in Rome contains the [[List of extant papal tombs|tomb of Pope Innocent III]], sculpted by [[Giovanni Pisano]].<ref name=Leader1882 />