List of the bishops of Cesena

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The following people were bishops of the diocese of Cesena ( Italy ):

  • Filemone (? -92)
  • Isidorus (150)
  • Ignatius I (232)
  • Florianus (3rd century)
  • Natale I. (334)
  • Concordius I (350)
  • Gregor (361)
  • Ignatius II (403)
  • Verano (5th century)
  • Flavianus (465-499)
  • Ignatius III (about 539)
  • Severus (circa 578-588)
  • Floro I. (588-589)
  • Natale II. (Circa 590)
  • Concordius II. (603 – circa 614)
  • Maurus I (7th century)
  • Floro II (mentioned in 679)
  • Costantino (mentioned 690)
  • Candido (mentioned in 702)
  • Marcellus (mentioned in 709)
  • Claudius (mentioned in 742)
  • Antonio (mentioned in 769)
  • John I (mentioned 804)
  • Romanus (mentioned 826)
  • Floro III. (mentioned 858 and 861)
  • Pietro (mentioned in 877)
  • Saint Maurus II (934-21 November 946)
  • Costanzo (after 946)
  • Gonfredus (mentioned in 955)
  • Duodo (Dodo, Odo) (mentioned 967–973)
  • Sergius (mentioned 998–1001)
  • Maricianus (mentioned 1016-1027)
  • John II (1042-1053)
  • Desiderio, OSB (mentioned 1057)
  • Gebizzo (mentioned 1097)
  • Ugo (mentioned 1106)
  • Benno (mentioned 1123)
  • Oddo I (1149-1155)
  • Leonard I. OCist (? –1185)
  • Leto (1186-1204)
  • Oddo II (1207-1232)
  • Manzino (1232-1255)
  • Michele OFM (1255-1262)
  • Francesco OP (1263–?)
  • Onerardo or Everardo OP (1266–1274)
  • Aimerico (1274-1290)
  • Leonardo II (1291-1312)
  • Giovanni delle Caminate (1313-1321)
  • Gerardo (1323-1324) (also Bishop of Cervia)
  • Tommaso dal Muro (1324-1326) (also Bishop of Ancona)
  • Ambrogio OSA (1326-1332)
  • Giovanni Battista Acciaiuoli (1332-1342)
  • Bernardo de Martellini OSA (1342-1348)
  • Guglielmo Mirogli OFM (1348-1358)
  • Vitale OFM (1358–1363)
  • Bencivenne (1363-1364)
  • Lucio da Cagli (1364-1374) (also Bishop of Volterra)
  • Giovanni Bertet (1374-1380)
  • Luigi degli Aloisi (1376–?)
  • Giacomo I (1379–?)
  • Zenobio (1383)
  • Giacomo II., OCarm (1391–?)
  • Giovanni V. (menzionato nel 1394)
  • Giacomo dei Saladini (? - 1405)
  • Gregorio Malesardi OP (1405-1419)
  • Vittore OSA (1419–?)
  • Paolo Sebantini (1425–?)
  • Paolo Ferrante (1426-1431)
  • Antonio Malatesta (1433-1475)
  • Domenico Camisati (1475-1475)
  • Giovanni Venturelli (1475–1486)
  • Pietro Menzi (1487–1504)
  • Fazio Cardinal Santori (1504-1510)
  • Cristoforo Spiriti (1510–1556)
  • Giovanni Battista Spiriti (1556–1557)
  • Odoardo Gualandi (1557–1587)
  • Camillo Gualandi (1588–1609)
  • Michelangelo Cardinal Tonti (1609–1622)
  • Francesco Cardinal Sacrati (1622-1623)
  • Lorenzo Campeggi (1623–1628) (also Bishop of Senigallia)
  • Pietro Bonaventure (1628-1653)
  • Flaminio Marcellino (1655–1677)
  • Giacomo Fantuzzi (1677–1678)
  • Pietro Francesco Cardinal Orsini di Gravina OP (1680-1686); later: Pope Benedict XIII.
  • Jan Kazimierz Cardinal Denhoff (1687–1697)
  • Giovanni Fontana (1697-1716)
  • Marco Battaglini (1716-1717)
  • Francesco Saverio Guicciardi (1718–1725)
  • Giovanni Battista Orsi Or. (1725–1734)
  • Guido Orselli (1734–1763)
  • Francesco Aguselli (1763-1791)
    • Sedis vacancy (1791–1795)
  • Carlo Cardinal Bellisomi (1795-1808)
  • Francesco Saverio Maria Felice Cardinal Castiglioni (1816–1821)
  • Antonio Maria Cadolini B (1822–1838) (also Bishop of Ancona e Numana)
  • Innocenzo Castracane degli Antelminelli (1838–1848)
  • Enrico Cardinal Orfei (1848–1860) (also Archbishop of Ravenna)
  • Vincenzo Moretti (1860–1867) (also Bishop of Imola)
    • Sedis vacancy (1867–1871)
  • Paolo Bentini (1871-1881)
  • Giovanni Maria Strocchi (1882-1887)
  • Alfonso Maria Vespignani (1888–1904)
  • Giovanni Cazzani (1904–1915) (also Bishop of Cremona)
  • Fabio Berdini (1915-1926)
  • Alfonso Archi (1927-1938)
  • Beniamino Socche (1939–1946) (also Bishop of Reggio Emilia)
  • Vincenzo Gili (1946-1954)
  • Giuseppe Amici (1955–1956) (also Archbishop of Modena)
  • Augusto Gianfranceschi (1957–1977)
  • Luigi Amaducci (1977–1986) (also Bishop of Sarsina)
  • Luigi Amaducci (1986–1990) (also Archbishop of Ravenna-Cervia)
  • Lino Esterino Garavaglia OFMCap (1991-2003)
  • Antonio Lanfranchi (2003-2010)
  • Douglas Regattieri (since 2010)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The source for the period 946 to 1123: 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. 167-169