List of the bishops of Orvieto

The following people were bishops of Orvieto ( Italy ):

John I (590)
Candido (591-595)
Amanzio? (743)
Alipert (826)
Pietro (853)
Leone I (861)
Heldericus (1015)
Sigifred (1027)
Leone II (1036)
Teuzone (1054-1059)
Guglielmo (1103–1131)
Antonio (1137 or 1139)
Ildebrando (1140-1154)
Gualfredo (1155)
Guiscardo (1157)
Milone (1159)
Rustico (1168–1175)
Riccardo (1177-1201)
Matteo (1201-1210)
Giovanni IV (1212)
Capitaneo (1215–?)
Ranieri (1228-1249)
Costantino Medici OP (circa 1250–1257)
Giacomo Maltraga (1258-1269)
Aldobrandino Cavalcanti OP (1272-1279)
Francesco Monaldeschi (1279 or 1280–1294)
Leonardo Mancini (1295–1302?) (Then Bishop of Siponto)
Guido Farnese (1302-1328)
Beltramo Monaldeschi OP (1328-1345)
Raimondo (1344-1348)
Ponzio Perotti (1348-1362?)
Giovanni V (1362-1364)
Pietro Bohier OSB (1364-1370)
- Giovanni Piacentini (1373-1375) (then Bishop of Castello) (Apostolic Administrator)
Nicolò Merciari (1378–1398) (then Bishop of Cagli)
Pietro? (1398-1398)
Mattia degli Avveduti OFM (1398-1409)
- Corrado Cardinal Caracciolo (1409–1411) ( Apostolic Administrator )
Monaldo Monaldeschi (1411-1418) (Apostolic Administrator)
Francesco Monaldeschi (1418–1443) (then Bishop of Teramo)
Giacomo Benedetti (1443–1454) (then Bishop of Atri-Penne)
Giovanni Castiglioni (1454-1456)
Antonio Cobateri (1456-1457)
Marco Marinone OSA (1457-1473)
Giovanni (1473–?)
Giorgio Della Rovere (1476–1505)
Ercole Baglioni (1511-1518)
- Niccolò Cardinal Ridolfi (1520–1529) (Apostolic Administrator)
Vincenzo Durante (1529-1545)
Niccolò Ridolfi il Giovane (1548–1554)
Girolamo Cardinal Simoncelli (1554–1562)
Sebastiano Vanzi (1562-1570)
Girolamo Cardinal Simoncelli (1570–1605) (Apostolic Administrator)
Giacomo Cardinal Sannesio (1605-1621)
Pier Paolo Cardinal Crescenzi (1621-1644)
Faustus Cardinal Poli (1644–1653)
Giuseppe della Corgna OP (1656–1676)
Bernardino Cardinal Rocci (1676-1680)
Savio Cardinal Mellini (Millini) (1681–1694) (then Bishop of Nepi and Sutri)
Giuseppe Camuzzi (1695–1695)
Vincenzo degli Atti (1696-1715)
Ferdinando Cardinal Nuzzi (1716-1717)
- Michele Teroni (1718–1721) (Apostolic Administrator)
Onofrio Elisei (1722-1733)
Giuseppe dei Conti di Marsciano (1734–1754)
Giacinto Silvestri (1754–1762)
Antonio Ripanti (1762-1780)
Paolo Francesco Cardinal Antamori (1780–1795)
Cesare Cardinal Brancadoro (1800–1803) (then Archbishop of Fermo)
Giovanni Battista Lambruschini (1807-1825)
Antonio Domenico Cardinal Gamberini (1825–1833)
Antonio Francesco Cardinal Orioli (1833–1841)
Giuseppe Maria Vespignani (1842–1865)
Marino Marini (1865–1871)
Antonio Briganti (1871-1882)
Eusebio Magner OFMCap (1883–1884)
Giuseppe Ingami (1884-1889)
Domenico Bucchi-Accica (1889–1905)
Salvatore Fratocchi (1905-1941)
Francesco Pieri (1941–1961)
Virginio Dondeo (1961–1974)
Decio Lucio Grandoni (1974-2003)
Giovanni Scanavino OSA (2003-2011)
Benedetto Tuzia (2012-2020)
Gualtiero Sigismondi (since 2020)

Individual evidence

↑ The source for the period 951 to 1122: 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. 259-260. The bishops Rodulphus (975-990), Andreas (995), Nicolaus (1007), Paulus (1022), Nicolaus (1040), Lucas (1051), Albertinus (circa 1060), Philip (1078), mentioned by the older literature, Angelus (1092) and Joannes (1121) cannot be proven.

[1] The source for the period 951 to 1122: 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. 259-260. The bishops Rodulphus (975-990), Andreas (995), Nicolaus (1007), Paulus (1022), Nicolaus (1040), Lucas (1051), Albertinus (circa 1060), Philip (1078), mentioned by the older literature, Angelus (1092) and Joannes (1121) cannot be proven.