List of bishops and patriarchs of Aquileia

The following people were bishops, archbishops or patriarchs of Aquileia Patriarchate:

  • Hermagoras

Bishops of Aquileia

  • Hilary of Pannonia approximately 276-285
  • Chrysogomus I. approximately 286-295
  • Chrysogomus II approximately 295-308
  • Theodor approximately 308-319
  • Agapetus approximately 319-332
  • Benedictus from approximately 332
  • Fortunatianus approximately 343-355

Archbishops of Aquileia

  • Valerian 369-388
  • Cromatius 388-407
  • Augustine 407-434
  • Adelphus 434-442
  • Maximus I. 442-444
  • Januarius 444-447
  • Secundus 451-452
  • Nicetas 454-485
  • Marcellianus 485-500
  • Marcellinus 500-513
  • Stephen I. from 515
  • Macedonius 539-557

Patriarch of Aquileia

  • Paulinus I. 557-569 ( residence in Grado)
  • Probinus 569-570
  • Elijah 571-586
  • Severus 586-606
  • Candidianus from 606

Candidianus returned to communion with the Roman Church. Opponents of the ecclesiastical reunification elected a new patriarch, John I., who resided in the city proper Aquileia. Therefore Candidianus and his followers as the Patriarch of Grado ( qv) are called, although already Paulinus I. and his successors resided there. Officially, however, they always have, even beyond the end of the schism addition, the title of Patriarch of Aquileia continued until it was combined with the title of Bishop of Venice to that of the Patriarch of Venice.

The now listed Patriarch of Aquileia (ie those that are also referred to as such ) have indeed often later resided in other cities.

  • John I. 606
  • Marcian, 623-628
  • Fortunatus 628-663
  • Felix from 649 (counter Patriarch )
  • John II from 663
  • John III. from 680
  • Peter I. 698-700

Under his tenure the end of the schism. There are now officially two for 750 years Patriarch of Aquileia ( these and the Grado ) in communion with the Pope.

  • Serenus 711-723
  • Calixtus 726-734
  • Vacant or unknown 734-772
  • Siguald 772-776
  • Paulinus II 776-802
  • Ursus I. 802-811
  • Maxentius 811-833
  • Andreas 834-844
  • Venantius from 850
  • Theutmar from 855
  • I. lupus from 855
  • Valpert 875-899
  • Fredericus I. 901-922
  • Leo 922-927
  • Ursus II 928-931
  • Lupus II 932-944
  • Fred Engel 944-963
  • Rodoald 963-984
  • John IV of Ravenna 984-1017
  • Poppo (Wolfgang ) 1019-1045 ( Otakare )
  • Eberhard 1045-1049
  • Gotebald ( Godwalt ) 1049-1063
  • Ravengerius ( Rawenger ) 1063-1068
  • Sigehard of Beilstein ( Sighard ) 1068-1077 ( victory Hardinger )
  • Heinrich 1077-1084
  • Swatobor Frederick of Bohemia 1084-1085
  • Ulrich I of Eppenstein 1086-1121
  • Gerard I. Primiero 1122-1128
  • Egilbert to 1129 Ulrich von Ortenbourg 1130-1132 ( Elect, not confirmed)
  • Antonio III. Ponte 1409-1418 (1409-1412 counter Patriarch )
  • Lorenz von Lichtenberg 1444-1446 (counter Patriarch )

Patriarchy is divided between the archdioceses of Udine and Gorizia. The title is merged with the Patriarchate of Venice.

Titularerzbischöfe of Aquileia

Since 1969, Aquileia is awarded as Titularerzbistum: see Aquileia ( Titularerzbistum ).

Hermagoras of Aquileia Hilarius of Aquileia Paulinus I of Aquileia Paulinus II of Aquileia Poppo of Treffen Wolfger von Erla Raimondo della Torre Bertram of St. Genesius Nicolaus of Luxemburg Marquard of Randeck Ludovico Trevisan Marco Barbo Domenico Grimani Marino Grimani Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Udine Diocese of Rome Patriarch of Lisbon Patriarch of the East Indies List of Maronite Patriarchs Chaldean Catholic Patriarchate of Babylon List of Syriac Catholic Patriarchs of Antioch List of Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarchs of Antioch List of Armenian Catholic Patriarchs of Cilicia Coptic Catholic Church List of Coptic Catholic Patriarchs of Alexandria
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