List of the bishops of Lucera

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The following people were bishops of Lucera in Italy :

  • Holy Basso
  • Holy Pardo
  • John I (300)
  • Saint Mark I (302 - 328)
  • ...
  • Mark II (743)
  • Adelchis (957)
  • Albertus I (963, 964)
  • Landenolf (990)
  • John II (1041)
  • Azzo (1075)
  • Teudelgrado (1084)
  • Benedict (1099)
  • ...
  • Rainaldus (1179)
Antonio Antonetti reconstructs the list for 1215 to 1302 as follows
  • Luterio (1215-1219)
  • NN (1220) (elect)
  • Andrea (January 13, 1221 - before December 1221)
  • Bartolomeo (January 13, 1222–1238 (1247?))
  • Sedis vacancy (1248-1255)
  • Alferio (1255-1259)
  • NN (Alferio?) (1266-1269)
  • NN (Alferio?) (1272–1273)
  • NN (Alferio?) (1279 - before 1284)
  • Sedis vacancy (1284-?)
  • Gugliemo de Ricia (? - after August 1294)
  • Aymardus (before October 1294 - June 1302)
The order according to Kamp
  • NN (1215–1219 †)
  • NN (1220) (elect)
  • Andreas (January 13, 1221 - before December 1221)
  • Bartholomeus (January 13, 1222–1238 (1247?))
  • Sedis vacancy (1247-1255)
  • Alferius (1255-1259)
  • From 1259 to 1294 there are no reports of bishops in Lucera
  • Guillelmus de Ricia
The order according to Schiraldi
  • Luterio (? - 1218 †)
  • NN (1219) (maybe Luterio?)
  • Alberto / Andrea (January 13, 1221 - 1247 †)
  • Sedis vacancy (1247-1255)
Conventional order
  • Luterio (? - 1219)
  • Name unknown (? - 1247)
  • Sedis vacancy (1247-1255)
  • Albert II (1255 -?)
  • Nicolò (1261)
  • Bartolomew I (1265)
  • Guglielmo (? - 1295)
  • Aymardus (1295–1302) (also Bishop of Salpi)
From 1302
  • Stefan I (1302-1305)
  • Stefan II (1308)
  • Giacomo I da Fusignano, OP (1314 - 1322) (also Bishop of Modone)
  • Blessed Agostino Casotti (Augustin Kažotić), OP (1322-1323) (previously Bishop of Zagreb)
  • Giacomo II (1324-1325)
  • Marino (? - 1348)
  • Antonio (1348-1363)
  • Giacomo Gurga (1363-1348)
  • Bartolomew II
  • Tommaso
  • Bartolomew III (? - 1396)
  • Bassastachio I della Formica (1396 -?)
  • Nicolò Antonio (1409)
  • Francesco (1412-1422)
  • Bassastachio II della Formica (1422 - 1450)
  • Antonio Anglo (1450–1450) (also Bishop of Potenza)
  • Ladislao Dentice (1450–1476)
  • Pietro Ranzano, OP (1476-1492)
  • Giambattista Contestabili (1493–1496)
  • Antonio Torres, OSH (1496-1497) (also Bishop of Nepi e Sutri)
  • Raffaele Rocca (1497–1499) (also Bishop of Capri)
  • Giovanni di Luigi, O.Carm. (1499 - 1512) (also Bishop of Sant'Agata de 'Goti)
  • Alfonso Carafa (1512-1534)
  • Michele Visconti (1535–1538)
  • Enrique de Villalobos (1538–1540) (also Bishop of Squillace)
  • Fabio Mignanelli (1540–1553)
  • Pietro De Petris (1553-1580)
  • Giulio Monaco (1580–1581)
  • Scipione Bozzuti (1582–1591)
  • Marco Magnacervo, CR (1593-1600)
  • Fabio Aresti (1601-1609)
  • Lodovico Magio (1601-1618)
  • Fabrizio Suardi (1619 -?)
  • Bruno Sciamanna (1637–1642) (also Bishop of Caserta)
  • Tommaso de Avalos, OP (1642 - 1643)
  • Silvestro de Afflitto, CR (1644--1661)
  • Giambattista Eustachio (1663–1687)
  • Domenico Morelli (1688-1715)
  • Domenico Maria Liguori, CR (1717-1730)
  • Vincenzo Ferreri, OP (1730 -?)
  • Michele Mascullo (1733 -?)
  • Giuseppe Maria Foschi (1759–1776)
  • Sedis vacancy (1776-1792)
  • Giovanni Arcamone (1792-1793)
  • Alfonso Maria Freda (1798-1816)
  • Andrea Portanova (1818-1843?)
  • Giuseppe Jannuzzi (1843–1871)
  • Giuseppe Maria Cotellessa (1872 -?)
  • Giuseppe Consenti, C.SS.R. (1893-1907)
  • Lorenzo Chieppa (1909-1918)
  • Giuseppe di Girolamo (1920-1941)
  • Domenico Vendola (1941–1963)
  • Antonio Cunial (1963–1970) (also Bishop of Vittorio Veneto)
  • Angelo Criscito (1970–1985)
  • Carmelo Cassati , MSC (1985-1986) (also Bishop of San Severo)
  • Raffaele Castielli (1987-1996)
  • Francesco Zerrillo (1997-2007)
  • Domenico Cornacchia (2007-2016), then Bishop of Molfetta-Ruvo-Giovinazzo-Terlizzi
  • Giuseppe Giuliano (since 2016)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l Antonio Antonetti: I vescovi di Lucera del XIII secolo: note per una cronotassi scientifica . In: Archivio storico pugliese . tape LXVIII , 2015, p. 51-79 (Italian).
  2. ↑ a b c d e Cf. Norbert Kamp : Church and Monarchy in the Staufer Kingdom of Sicily, I. Prosopographical foundation of dioceses and bishops of the kingdom 1194-1266. Part 1: Abruzzo and Campania. Munich 1975, pp. 274-279.
  3. ↑ Kamp p. 278
  4. ↑ Kamp p. 279
  5. ↑ a b c d Gaetano Schiraldi: La comunità cristiana di Lucera nell'alto e basso Medioevo: primi appunti per una storia. In: La Capitanata , 23 (2009), pp. 55-69