Arnulf of Calabria, archbishop of Cosenza, conducted the arrested Radulf of Domfront, stripped of his retinue, from Brindisi to Roger II in Sicily, accusing him, at last on equal terms, of the wicked persecution he had suffered at his hands. Roger was concerned to mark his claim on Antioch. But once in Sicily, in conversations with Roger, his wisdom, great eloquence and honourable appearance prevailed. He was given back all that had been removed from him, and was sent on to Rome, promising to visit Roger again on the way back. In Rome he was at first not seen by the Pope, having once claimed that Antioch was the equal of Rome. Later he was admitted, received a new pallium, but was fiercely accused by Lambert and Arnulf; Innocent II decided that the trial should be heard by a legate at Antioch itself