List of the bishops of Cremona

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The following people were bishops of the Diocese of Cremona in Italy :

  • Stefan I. (320–342)
  • Sirino I. (342-380)
  • Auderio (381-391)
  • Konrad
  • Vincenzo (407-?)
  • Saint Sirino II (422-451)
  • John I (451–?)
  • Eustasius or Eustachio (491 – about 513)
  • Crisogono † (513-537)
  • Felix (537-562)
  • Creato (563 – about 584)
  • Sisto (584 – about 609)
  • Desiderius I (609-610)
  • Anselm (610–?)
  • Eusebius (about 637–?)
  • Bernard (670-?)
  • Desiderius II (679–?)
  • Zeno, OSB (703–?)
  • Silvino (733–?)
  • Stefan II (776-?)
  • Walfred (816-818)
  • Atto (818-823)
  • Siniperto degli Addobati (823-?)
  • Pancoardo (840-851)
  • Benedict (approx. 851 – approx. 878)
  • Lando (around 878–?)
  • John II (around 915-924)
  • Darimbert (931-960)
  • Liutprand (962-970 / 972)
  • Olderico (973-1004)
  • Landolf (1007-1030)
  • Ubald (1031-1067)
  • Arnolf (1069-1091, follower of the antipope Clement III. Since 1080)
  • Oberto (1086-1087 / 97)
  • Ugo, supporter of the antipope Clement III. (around 1105–1112 / 19)
  • Uberto (1119-1162)
  • Presbitero (1162 / 1163–1167)
  • Emanuele, O.Cist. (May 1, 1167-27 February 1168)
  • Offredo degli Offredi (1168–1185)
  • Sicardo (1185-1215)
  • Omobono de Madalberti (around 1215–1248)
    • Giovanni Buono de Geroldi (1248–1249) ( Elect )
  • Bernerio (1249 – around 1260)
  • Cacciaconte da Somma (1261-1288)
  • Ponzio Ponzoni (1288-1290)
  • Bonus zone (approx. 1290 – approx. 1296)
  • Rainerio de Casoli (1296-1311)
  • Egidiolo Bonseri (1311-1317)
  • Egidio Madalberti (1318-1327)
  • Ugolino di San Marco, OP (1327-1349)
    • Dondino (1328-1331) (opposing bishop)
  • Ugolino Ardengheri (1349-1361)
  • Pietro Capello (1361-1383)
  • Marco Porri (1383-1386) (also Bishop of Cenada)
  • Giorgio Torti (1386-1389)
  • Tommaso Visconti (1390)
  • Francesco Lante, OFM (1390–1401) (also Bishop of Bergamo)
  • Pietro Grassi (1401–1402) (also Bishop of Pavia)
  • Francesco Lante (1402-1405)
  • Bartolomeo Capra (1405-1411)
  • Costanzo Fondulo (1412-1423)
  • Venturino de Marni, OSB (1423-1457)
  • Bernardo Rossi (1458–1466) (also Bishop of Novara)
  • Giovanni Stefano Bottigella (1466–1476)
  • Giacomo Antonio della Torre (1476–1486)
  • Ascanio Maria Cardinal Sforza (1486–1505) ( Apostolic Administrator )
  • Cardinal Galeotto Franciotti della Rovere (1505–1507) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Gerolamo Trevisan, O.Cist. (1507–1523)
  • Pietro Cardinal de Accolti de Aretio (1523-1524)
  • Benedetto Accolti (1523-1549)
  • Francesco Cardinal Sfondrati (1549-1550)
  • Federico Cardinal Cesi (1551–1560) (Apostolic Administrator)
  • Niccolò Cardinal Sfondrati (1560–1590)
  • Cesare Speciano (1591-1607)
  • Paolo Emilio Cardinal Sfondrati (1607-1610)
  • Giambattista Brivio (1610-1621)
  • Pietro Cardinal Campori (1621-1643)
  • Francesco Visconti (1643-1670)
  • Pietro Isimbardi, O.Carm. (1670–1675)
  • Agostino Isimbardi, OSBCas. (1675–1681)
  • Lodovico Settala (1681–1697)
  • Alessandro Croce (1697–1704)
  • Carlo Ottaviano Guasco (1704-1717)
  • Alessandro Maria Litta (1718–1749)
  • Ignazio Maria Fraganeschi (1749–1790)
  • Omobono Offredi (1791-1829)
  • Karl Emanuel Sardagna von Hohenstein (1830–1837)
  • Bartolomeo Casati (1839-1844)
  • Bartolomeo Carlo Romilli (1846–1847) (also Archbishop of Milan)
  • Antonio Novasconi (1850-1867)
  • Geremia Bonomelli (1871-1914)
  • Giovanni Cazzani (1915–1952)
  • Danio Bolognini (1952–1972)
  • Giuseppe Amari (1973–1978)
  • Fiorino Tagliaferri (1978-1983)
  • Enrico Assi (1983-1992)
  • Giulio Nicolini (1993-2001)
  • Dante Lafranconi (2001-2015)
  • Antonio Napolioni (since 2015)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Evidence for the period 931 to 1162: Gerhard Schwartz: The occupation of the dioceses imperial Italy under the Saxon and Salian emperors with the lists of the bishops 951–1122. Teubner, Leipzig / Berlin 1913, pp. 109–115.