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DIOCESE OF VITERBO (Dioecesis Viterbiensis)

Country : Italy
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 6th century
Merged in the 12th century with the Diocese of Tuscanella to Diocese of Viterbo e Tuscania
Merged 1936 with the independent Abbey of San Martino al Monte Cimino
Merged in 1986 with the Diocese of Acquapendente, Diocese of Bagnoregio and the Diocese of Montefiascone
Renamed 1986 to Diocese of Viterbo, Acquapendente, Bagnoregio, Montefiascone, Tuscania and San Martino al Monte Cimino
Renamed 1991 again to Diocese of Viterbo

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Arms of Bishops

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Pietro Dupin (1348–1350)
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Niccolò de' Vetuli (1350–1385)
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Giacomo Ranieri (1385–1417)
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Giacomo di Angeluccio Uguzzolini (1417–1429)
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Giovanni Cecchini Caranzoni (1430–1460)
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Pietro di Francesco Gennari (1460–1472)
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Francesco Marria Sèttala (1472–1491)
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Matteo Cybo (1491–1498)
Raffaele Sansoni Riario (1498-1506)
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Ottaviano Riario (1506–1523)
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Egidio da Viterbo (1523–1531)
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Giampietro Grassi (1533–1538)
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Niccolò Kardinal Ridolfi (1538–1548)
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Niccolò di Antonio Ugolini (1548–1551)
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Sebastiano Gualtiero (1551–1566)
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Giovanni Francesco Gàmbara (1568–1580)
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Carlo Montigli (1576–1594)
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Girolamo Matteucci (1594–1609)
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Lanfranco Margotti (1609–1611)
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Tiberio Muti (1611–1636)
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Alessandro Cesarini Sforza (1636–1638)
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Francesco Maria Brancaccio (1638–1670)
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Stefano Brancaccio (1670–1682)
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Urbano Sacchetti (1683–1699)
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Andrea Santacroce (1701–1712)
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Michelangelo dei Conti (1712–1719)
Adriano Sermattei (1719–1731)
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Alessandro degli Abbati (1731–1748)
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Raniero Felice Simonetti (1748–1749)
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Giacomo Oddi (1749–1770)
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Francesco Angelo Pastrovich (1772–1783)
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Muzio Gallo (1785–1801)
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Dionisio Ridolfini Conestabile (1803–1806)
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Antonio Gabriele Severoli (1808–1824)
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Gaspare Bernardo Pianetti (1826–1861)
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Gaetano Bedini (1861–1864)
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Matteo Eustachio Gonella (1866–1870)
Luigi Serafini (1870–1880)
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Giovanni Battista Paolucci (1880–1892)
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Eugenio Clari (1893–1899)
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Antonio Maria Grasselli (1899–1913)
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Emidio Trenta (1914–1942)
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Adelchi Albanesi (1942–1970)
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Luigi Boccadoro (1970–1987)
Fiorino Tagliaferri (1987–1997)
Lorenzo Chiarinelli (1997–2010)
Lino Fumagalli (2010-present)

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 Established : 6th century<br>
-Merged in the 12th century with the Diocese of Tuscanella<br>
+Merged in the 12th century with the Diocese of Tuscanella to Diocese of Viterbo e Tuscania<br>
 Merged 1936 with the independent Abbey of San Martino al Monte Cimino<br>
 Merged in 1986 with the [[Diocese of Acquapendente]], [[Diocese of Bagnoregio]] and the [[Diocese of Montefiascone]]<br>
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 No image|[[Andrea Santacroce]] (1701–1712)
 No image|[[Michelangelo dei Conti]] (1712–1719)
-No image|[[Adriano Sermattei]] (1719–1731)
+File:Fidenza-sermattei.jpg|[[Adriano Sermattei]] (1719–1731)
 No image|[[Alessandro degli Abbati]] (1731–1748)
 No image|[[Raniero Felice Simonetti]] (1748–1749)

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