Having a uncle as the pope gave him a tremendous advantage, which let him take his uncles former position Cardinal of St. Peter ad Vincula. Years later after the pontificate of Pope Innocent VIII. This was also the time when Felice Della Rovere was born, which hurt his crusade to become Pope even more. Giuliano della Rovere bribed Cesare Borgia and said that he would continue supporting Borgia policies in the Romagna, which was all a lie and Giuliano della Rovere was elected unanimously and took on the name Pope Julius …show more content…
Being called the “Warrior Pope” for leading armies into battle makes him different from any other Pope. He also loved the arts and is honored with the chief title Patron of the arts. His Holiness Pope Julius II died in February 1513 and is actually buried in St. Peter's in the floor in front of the monument and not in San Pietro in Vincoli where his tomb is. His body was desecrated during the sack of Rome in 1527 but was later laid again to rest and now you can see a marble tombstone where he is resting in St.