List of the bishops of Todi

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The following people were bishops of Todi ( Italy ):

  • Saint Terentianus (? - about 138)
  • Saint Esuperanzius (2nd century)
  • Saint Ponzianus (? –302)
  • Saint Cassianus (? –304)
  • Agatone I. (431)
  • Cresconius (497)
  • Saint Callistus (? -528)
  • Saint Fortunatus (528-537)
  • Sabinian (593)
  • Lorenz I (649)
  • Boniface I (680)
  • Nicolò I (743)
  • Teofilatto (787 e 794)
  • John I (826)
  • Agatone II (853)
  • Ilderico (861-871)
  • Uberto or Albert (886)
  • Ambrogio (931)
  • Gregor (?) (963)
  • John II (1015)
  • Gregory II (1037)
  • Arduino (1050-1059)
  • Rodolf (1068-1074)
  • Guinardo (1093)
  • Ottone (1109–1144)
  • Graziano (1144-1179)
  • Rustico (1179-1218)
  • Boniface II (1219–1235)
  • Giacomo Ghezzi (1238 – circa 1250)
  • Giacomo degli Atti (circa 1250–1252)
  • Pietro Gaetano (1252–1276) (then Bishop of Anagni)
  • Bentivenga de Bentivenghi OFM (1276–1278) (then Bishop of Albano)
  • Angelario de Bentivenghi OFM (1278-1285)
  • Nicolò II. (1285-1289)
  • Enrico (1289-1292?)
  • Nicolò Armati (1292-1326)
  • Ranuccio degli Atti (1326-1356)
  • Andrea de Aptis OSA (1356–1373) (then Bishop of Brescia)
  • Stefano Palosti de Verayneris (1373-1395)
  • Antonio Calvi (1395-1405)
  • Guglielmo Dallavigna OSB (1405-1407)
  • Francesco de Aiello (1407–1424) (then Archbishop of Bari)
  • Angelo Scardeoni OSA (1425-1428)
  • Antonio (1429-1434)
  • Germanico (1434-1435)
  • Bartolomeo Aglioni (1436–1472)
  • Costantino Eroli (1472–1474) (then Bishop of Spoleto)
  • Francesco Mascardi (1474-1499)
  • Basilio Mascardi (1499 – circa 1517)
  • Alderico Billioti (1517-1523)
  • Federico Cesi (1523-1545)
  • Giovanni Andrea Cesi (1545–1566)
  • Angelo Cesi (1566-1606)
  • Marcello Lante della Rovere (1606-1625)
  • Lodovico Cinci (1625-1638)
  • Ulderico Carpegna (1638-1643)
  • Giovanni Battista Altieri (1643-1654)
  • Gerolamo Lomellini (1654-1656)
  • Pier Maria Bichi OSBOliv (1658–1673) (then Bishop of Soana)
  • Giuseppe Pianetti (1673–1709)
  • Filippo Antonio Gualtiero (1709-1714)
  • Ludovico Anselmo Gualterio (1715–1746)
  • Gerolamo Formagliari (1746–1760)
  • Francesco Maria Pasini (1760–1773)
  • Tommaso Struzzi (1775-1780)
  • Giovanni Lotrecchi (1780-1800)
  • Francesco Maria Cioja (1800–1805)
  • Francesco Maria Gazzoli (1805-1848)
  • Nicola Rossi (1848–?)
  • Giovanni Rosati (1855–?)
  • Eugenio Luzzi (1882–?)
  • Giulio Boschi (1888–1895) (then Bishop of Senigallia)
  • Giuseppe Ridolfi (1895–1906)
  • Giovanni Graziani (1906-1915)
  • Luigi Zaffarami (1915-1933)
  • Alfonso Maria de Sanctis (1933–1959)
  • Antonio Fustella (1960–1967) (then Bishop of Saluzzo)
  • Virginio Dondeo (1972–1974)
  • Decio Lucio Grandoni (1974–1986) (then Bishop of Orvieto-Todi)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ A bishop of Todi is mentioned at the Roman council in 963, but without a name; the name "Gregor" only appears in the forged documents.
  2. ↑ The source for the period 963 to 1144: 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. 294-295.