Pope Alexander VI
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on 10 December 1492. Its
suffragan sees
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Málaga
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Granada
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Francisco Martínez Fernández
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Nicknames
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The following list is based on the ''Nomina defunctorum episcoporum Spalensis sedis uel Toletane atque Eliberritane sedis'' ("Names of the deceased bishops of the see of Seville and of the sees of Toledo and Elvira"), a necrology of bishops of those sees found in the ''
Codex Emilianense
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'', which was compiled between 962 and 994.
* Caecilius (1st century), legendary
* Leubesind
* Ameantus
* Ascanius
* Julian
* Augustulus
* Marturius
* Gregory I
* Peter I
* Fabian (c. 300–306)
* Honasterius
* Optatus
* Peter II
* Zoilus
* Gregory II (c. 350 – c. 390)
* John I
* Valerius
* Lusidius
* John II
* John III
* Ursus
* John IV
* John V
* Mantius
* Respectus
* Caritonus or Orontius (fl. 516)
* Peter III
* Vincent
* Honorius
* Stephen (fl. 589)
* Baddo or Batonius (fl. 597)
* Bissinus (fl. 610–619)
* Felix
* Iterius (fl. 633–646)
* Aga (fl. 653)
* Anthony
* Argebad or Argibadonius (fl. 681–683)
* Argemir
* Bapiria
* John VI (fl. 688)
* Ceterius (fl. 693)
* Trectemund
* Dadila
* Adica
* Balduigius
* Egila (c. 777–785)
* Daniel
* Gervase I
* Turibius
* Agila
* Gebuldo
* Sintila
* Samuel I (850–864)
* Gervase II
* Reccared
* Manila
* Sennaion
* Nifridius (fl. 939)
* Samuel II
* Pantaleon
* Gundafor
* Pirricius
* Gapio
* Recemund (fl. 962), the last known bishop of ElviraNot in the necrology, either because he was still living in 994 or he was considered uncanonically elected (cf. Christys).
Bishops of Granada
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Gonzalo de Vallebuena
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Juan de Haterano
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(19 Dec 1442 – 1446)
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(10 Dec 1473 – 1479 died)
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Juan de Pastor
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Antonio de Rojas Manrique
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Bishop of Burgos (1525–1527), ''(in Latin)''
Bishop of Palencia (1524–1525), ''(in Latin)''
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Francisco Herrera Ruesta
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Nicknames
In Spanish, people with the name Francisco are sometimes nicknamed "Paco". San Francisco de Asís was known as ''Pater Comunitatis'' (father of ...
Pedro Ramírez de Alba
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O.S.H.
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Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela
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Fernando Niño de Guevara (1541 – 8 January 1609) was a Spanish cardinal who was also Archbishop of Seville and Grand Inquisitor of Spain.
Biography
Fernando Niño de Guevara was born in Toledo, Spain in 1541, the son of Rodrigo Niño, Mar ...
Pedro Guerrero Logrono
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The counterpart patronymic surname of the name Pedro, meani ...
(Mendoza) (28 Oct 1546 – 2 Apr 1576 died)
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Juan Méndez de Salvatierra
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(11 Sep 1577 – 24 May 1588 died)
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Pedro Castro Quiñones
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Archbishop of Santiago de Compostela
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(13 Nov 163 – 11 Mar 1631 died)
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Fernando Valdés Llano
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(18 Jul 1633 – 30 Dec 1639 died)
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Martín Carrillo Alderete
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Antonio Calderon (bishop)
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José de Argáiz Pérez
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(27 Jul 1654 – 28 May 1667 died)
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Diego Escolano y Ledesma
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(27 Feb 1668 – 4 Sep 1672 died)
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Francisco de Rois y Mendoza
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Nicknames
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O. Cist.
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(29 May 1673 – 16 Mar 1677 died)
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Alfonso Bernardo de los Ríos y Guzmán
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Martín Ascargorta Martin may refer to:
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* Martin County (disambiguation)
* Martin Township (disambiguation)
Antarctica
* Martin Peninsula, Marie Byrd Land
* Port Martin, Adelie Land
* Point Martin, South Orkney Islands
Austral ...
(18 May 1693 – 25 Feb 1719 died)
*Francisco Eustaquio Perea Porras (3 Jul 1720 – 26 Jun 1733 died)
*Felipe de los Tueros Huerta (20 Jan 1734 – 12 Sep 1751 died)
*Onésimo Salamanca Zaldívar (20 Mar 1752 – 19 Dec 1757 Appointed,
Archbishop of Burgos
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* Pedro Antonio Barroeta y Ángel (19 Dec 1757 – 20 Mar 1775 died)
*Antonio Jorge y Galván (29 Jan 1776 – 2 Sep 1787 died)
*Basilio Tomás Sancho y Hernando (de Santas Justa y Rufina), Sch. P. (17 Dec 1787 Appointed – Did Not Take Effect)
*Juan Manuel Moscoso y Peralta (3 Aug 1789 – 24 Jul 1811 died)
*Blas Joaquín Álvarez de Palma (19 Dec 1814 – 29 Nov 1837 died)
*Luis Antonio Folgueras y Sión (17 Jan 1848 – 28 Oct 1850 died)
*Salvador José Reyes y García de Lara (5 Sep 1851 – 31 Mar 1865 died)
*Bienvenido Monzón y Martín (8 Jun 1866 Confirmed – 27 Mar 1885 Appointed, Archbishop of Sevilla)
*José Moreno y Mazón (27 Mar 1885 – 17 Jan 1905 died)
*José Meseguer y Costa (27 Mar 1905 – 9 Dec 1920 died)
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Vicente Casanova y Marzol
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(7 Mar 1921 – 23 Oct 1930 died)
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Agustín Parrado y García
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(4 Apr 1934 – 8 Oct 1946 died)
*Balbino Santos Olvera (24 Nov 1946 – 14 Feb 1953 died)
*Rafael García y García de Castro (9 May 1953 – 3 Feb 1974 died)
* Emilio Benavent Escuín (3 Feb 1974 Succeeded – 25 May 1977 Appointed, Archbishop (Personal Title) of Spain, Military)
*José Méndez Asensio (31 Jan 1978 – 10 Dec 1996 Retired)
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Antonio Cañizares Llovera
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(10 Dec 1996 – 24 Oct 2002 Appointed, Archbishop of Toledo)
*Francisco Javier Martínez Fernández (15 Mar 2003 – )