List of the Bishops of Brescia

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The following people were or are bishops of the diocese of Brescia ( Italy ):

  • Clateus († 64)
  • Viator
  • Latinus
  • Appollonius
  • Ursicinus 342
  • Faustinus
  • Filastrius of Brescia
  • Gaudentius of Brescia
  • Paul I.
  • Theophilus
  • Silvinus
  • Gaudiosus
  • Octavianus
  • Vigilius
  • Titianus († approx. 526)
  • Paul II
  • Cyprianus († approx. 582)
  • Herculanus
  • Honorius
  • Rusticianus († approx. 594)
  • Dominator
  • Paul III
  • Paterius
  • Anastasius
  • Domenicus († approx. 612)
  • Felix
  • Deusdedit († 675–700)
  • Gaudiosus
  • Rusticiano
  • Apollinare
  • Andrea I.
  • Teobaldo
  • Vital
  • Benedict
  • Ansoaldo
  • Cuniperto
  • Anfrido 813
  • Pietro
  • Ramperto 824 / 826-842
  • Notingo 844 approx-863
  • Anthony I 863-898
  • Ardingo 901-922
  • Landolfus I.
  • Josephus
  • Anthony II. 952-969
  • Goffredo di Canossa 979
  • Atto
  • Adalberto 996-1004
  • Landolfo II. 1004 / 5-1030
  • Olderico I. 1031-1054
  • Peter 1055
  • Adelmann von Lüttich 1059-1061
  • Olderico II. Ca.1061
  • Conone 1080
  • Johann I. 1085-1098
  • Oberto (imperial) 1085-1098
  • Arimanno da Gavardo (papal) 1087–1115 / 16
  • Villano 1116-1132
  • Manfredo 1132 approx. – 1153
  • Raimondo 1153-1173
  • Giovanni II da Fiumicello 1174–1195
  • Giovanni III da Palazzo 1195-1212
  • Alberto da Reggio
  • Beato Guala de Roniis 1229-1243 / 1244
  • Azzo (Azzone) da Torbiato 1246-1253
  • Cavalcano de Salis 1254-1263
  • Martino 1263 approx. – 1275
  • Berardo Maggi 1275-1308
  • Federico Maggi 1309-1316
  • Princisvalle Fieschi 1317-1325
  • Tiberio della Torre 1325-1332
  • Iacopo degli Atti 1335-1344
  • Lambertino Balduino 1344-1349
  • Bernardo Tricardo 1349-1358
  • Raimondo Bianco da Velate 1358 / 1359-1362
  • Enrico Sessa 1362-1367
  • Agapito Colonna 1369-1371
  • Stefano Palosii de Veraineriis 1371-1373
  • Andrea de Aptis 1373-1378
  • Nicolò Zanasio 1378-1383
  • Andrea Serazoni 1383-1388
  • Tommaso Visconti 1388-1390; 1396-1397
  • Francesco Lante 1390-1396
  • Tommaso Pusterla 1397-1399
  • Guglielmo Pusterla 1399-1416
  • Pandolfo Malatesta 1416-1418 ( administrator )
  • Francesco Marerio 1418-1442
  • Pietro del (da) Monte 1442–1457
  • Bartolomeo Malipiero 1457-1464
  • Domenico de Dominici 1464-1478
  • Lorenzo Zane 1478-1481
  • Paolo Zane 1481-1531
  • Francesco Corner (Cornaro) 1532-1543
  • Andrea Cornaro 1543–1551
  • Durante Duranti 1551-1558
  • Domenico Bollani 1559-1579
  • Giovanni Delfino 1579–1584
  • Gianfrancesco Morosini 1585-1596
  • Marino Giorgi (Zorzi) 1596-1631
  • Vincenzo Giustiniani 1633-1645
  • Marco Morosini 1645-1654
  • Pietro Vito Ottoboni 1654–1664
  • Marino Giovanni Giorgi (Zorzi) 1664–1678
  • Bartolomeo Gradenigo 1682-1695
  • Domenico Marco Dolfin (Delfino) 1698–1704
  • Giovanni Alberto Badoer (Badoaro) 1706–1714
  • Giovanni Francesco Barbarigo 1714-1723
  • Fortunato Morosini 1723-1727
  • Angelo Maria Quirini OSBCas 1727-1755
  • Giovanni Molino 1755-1773
  • Giovanni Nani 1773-1804
  • Gabrio Maria Nava 1807-1831
  • Carlo Domenico Ferrari 1834-1846
  • Girolamo Verzeri 1850–1883
  • Giacomo Maria Corna Pellegrini 1883–1913
  • Giacinto Gaggia 1913-1933
  • Giacinto Tredici 1933-1964
  • Luigi Morstabilini 1964–1983
  • Bruno Foresti 1983-1998
  • Giulio Sanguineti 1998-2007
  • Luciano Monari 2007-2017
  • Pierantonio Tremolada since 2017

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The source for the period from 952 to 1132: Gerhard Schwartz: The occupation of the dioceses of imperial Italy under the Saxon and Salian emperors with the lists of the bishops 951–1122 , published by BG Teubner in Leipzig and Berlin 1913, pp. 105–109.

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