Diocese of Narni

The following people were bishops of Narni (Italy):

• Saint Juvenal I. ( 359-376 )
• Massimo ( 376-416 )
• Pancrazio I. ( 416-455 )
• Ercole ( 455-470 )
• Pancrazio II ( 470-493 )
• Vitaliano ( 499-533 )
• Procolo ( 536-536 )
• Cassio ( 536-558 )

From 558 to 730, the bishoprics of Terni and Narni had a common Bishop:

• Juvenal II ( 558-565 )
• Prejecto (591)
• Costantino I. ( 593-601 )
• Anastasius ( 649-653 )
• Deusdedito ( 680-721 )
• Vilaro ( 721-730 )

• Costantino II ( 741-769 )
• Ansulado ( 769-853 )
• Stephen I ( 853-861 )
• Martin I. ( 861-879 )
• Bonoso ( 898-940 )
• John II (940? -960? )
• John III. ( 961-965 )
• Stefan II (968-1015)
• Dodo (1027-1037)
• Adalbert (1059-1065)
• Atto ( 1068/69 )
• Rudolf ( 1091/92 )
• Agostino ( 1101/12-1125 )
• Nicola (1146-1156)
• Peter (1156-1161) (also Bishop of Spalato )
• Amato (1179-1180)
• Boniface (1180-1208) † 1214
• Ugolino (1208-1220)
• John IV (1220-1225)
• Gregory (1225-1232)
• Manuseti Jacopo (1232-1260)
• Orlando (1261-1303)
• Pietro (1316-1322)
• Amanzio (1324-1337)
• Lino (1337-1342)
• Fiorentino, O.S.D. (1342-1343)
• Agostino Tinacci (1342-1367)
• Guglielmo (1367-1371)
• Luca Bertini (1371-1377) (also Archbishop of Siena)
• Giacomo Tolomei (1377-1383) (also Bishop of Chiusi )
• Francesco Anti Bell (1387-1407) (previously Bishop of Verulis, afterwards Bishop of Grosseto)
• Giacomo, O.S.D. (1407-1408)
• Angelo (1408-1412)
• Donadio (1414-1418)
• Boniriposi Giacomo (1418-1455) (previously Bishop of Jesi )
• Lelio (1455-1464)
• Costantino Eroli (1464-1472) ( afterwards Bishop of Todi)
• Carlo Boccardini (1472-1498)
• Pietro Guzman (1498-1515)
• Francesco Soderini (1515-1517)
• Ugolino Martelli (1517-1523) (also Bishop of Lecce)
• Carlo II (1523-1524) Paolo Cardinal Cesi (1524 ) ( Apostolic Administrator )

Association of the Diocese of Terni

• Francesco Maria Berti, OFM Conv ​​. ( 19 May to 18 December 1921) ( Apostolic Administrator )

1983 Association of the diocese with Amelia

Continuation under the Diocese of Terni