Alderano Cibo

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Carlo Maratta : Portrait of Cardinal Alderano Cibo
Epitaph Cibos in Santa Maria del Popolo , Rome

Alderano Cibo (born July 16, 1613 in Genoa , † July 22, 1700 in Rome ) was a cardinal from the Cibo-Malaspina family .

Life

Cardinal Alderano Cibo's coat of arms

Cibo, a descendant of Pope Innocent VIII , came to Rome at a young age and became papal prelate under Urban VIII . His successor Innocent X appointed him papal majordomo in 1644 .

In the consistory of March 6, 1645, the Pope accepted Cibo as a cardinal priest of Santa Pudenziana in the college of cardinals . In the following years he represented the interests of the Pope as a papal legate in Urbino , Romagna and Ferrara . Cardinal Cibo participated in 1655 in the conclave that Alexander VII elected.

Alexander VII appointed him bishop of Jesi on April 24, 1656 . Nothing is known about his episcopal ordination . Cardinal Cibo attended the conclave in 1667 and became cardinal priest of Santa Prassede the following year . From 1669 to 1670 he participated in the election of Clement X in part. On December 10, 1671, he resigned as Bishop of Jesi. Pope Innocent XI. appointed Cibo after his election in 1676 as cardinal secretary of state . In 1677 he became cardinal priest of San Lorenzo in Lucina and cardinal proto priest . On February 6, 1679 Innocent XI took him. as Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina in the rank of Cardinal Bishops, in the following year he assigned the diocese of Frascati to him. In 1683 he appointed him Secretary of the Holy Office and Cardinal Bishop of Porto-Santa Rufina . In 1687 Cardinal Cibo finally became Cardinal Dean and thus Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri . He still took part in the conclave in 1689 and 1691 and died in 1700, a week after his 87th birthday.

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predecessor Office successor
Niccolò Albergati Ludovisi Cardinal
Dean Cardinal Bishop of Ostia and Velletri
1687–1700
Emmanuel Théodose de la Tour d'Auvergne
Cesare Facchinetti Secretary of the Holy Office
1683–1700
Galeazzo Marescotti
Niccolo Albergati-Ludovisi Cardinal Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina
1683–1687
Pietro Vito Ottoboni
Carlo Rossetti Cardinal Bishop of Frascati
1680–1683
Pietro Vito Ottoboni
Cesare Facchinetti Cardinal Bishop of Palestrina
1679–1680
Lorenzo Raggi
Francesco Nerli Cardinal Secretary of State
1676–1689
Giambattista Rubini
Giacomo Corradi Bishop of Jesi
1656–1671
Lorenzo Cibo