PATENA — Chalice and paten of gilded silver, known as the paten of St Rosenda. The chalice is from the 13th century, the paten from the 15th, both from Celanova. Oreste, Episcopal Palace.
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The paten; moreover, through its violence it had offended interests, created resentments, so much so as to allow its adversaries to regain ground. The death of Erlembaldo in 1075 marked the collapse of the pataria. The city returned to obedience to the Empire: the aristocracy asked Henry IV to designate a new archbishop, who was Tebaldo da Castello. He maintained an ambiguous stance between Church and Empire and in 1078 was excommunicated. Henry IV entered Milan in 1081 and found the city obedient. He was followed by two archbishops of imperial allegiance, Anselmo da Rho and Arnolfo; but the latter, in 1096, ended by submitting to Urban II. The pataria had disappeared, but it had destroyed in Milan the imperialist tendencies and steered the Ambrosian Church toward Rome’s reforming programme; even the aristocracy had exhausted its strength in the long civil struggle, facilitating the incipient communal organization.