Roman Catholic Diocese of Capodistria

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The Diocese of Capodistria (also Diocese of Capo d'Istria or Diocese of Koper) (Latin: Dioecesis Iustinopolitanus) was a Roman Catholic diocese located in the town of

• Bishop of Modon)^[3]
• Giacomo Loredan (1390 – 22 Apr 1411 Died)
• Cristoforo Zeno (16 Jun 1411 – 1420 Died)
• Girolamo de Pola (2 Dec 1420 – 1424 Died)
• Bishop of Modon
  )
• O.P.
  (23 Feb 1428 – 29 Mar 1448 Died)
• Gabriele Jacobi (20 May 1448 – 1471 Died)
• Pietro Bagnacavallo (16 Sep 1472 – 1473 Died)
• Šimun Vosić (Vossich) (26 Nov 1473 – Aug 1482 Died)^[4][5]
• Jacques Valaresso (30 Aug 1482 – 9 Mar 1503 Died)
• O.P.
  (5 Apr 1503 – 13 Apr 1529 Died)
• Defendente Valvassori (Valaresso) (18 Apr 1529 – 1536 Died)
• Pietro Paolo Vergerio
  (6 Sep 1536 – 3 Jul 1549 Resigned)
• O.P.
  (10 Nov 1549 – 6 Jan 1566 Died)
• O.P.
  (6 Mar 1566 – 7 Mar 1572 Died)
• Antonio Elio (30 Jul 1572 – 1576 Died)
• Giovanni Ingegneri (3 Dec 1576 – 13 Jan 1600)
• O.P.
  (15 May 1600 – 9 Oct 1619 Died)
• O.P.
  (29 Apr 1620 – 1632 Died)
• Pietro Morari (20 Sep 1632 – 1653 Died)
• Baldassarre Bonifazio (23 Nov 1653 – 1659 Died)
• Francesco Zeno (16 Feb 1660 – 14 Aug 1680 Died)
• Pier Giulio Delfino (19 Jun 1684 – 24 Apr 1685 Died)^[6]
• O.E.S.A. (18 Mar 1686 – 21 Apr 1713 Died)^[7]
• Anton Maria Borromeo,
  C.R.
  (30 Aug 1713 – 7 Jul 1733 Resigned)
• Agostino Bruti (28 Sep 1733 – Oct 1747 Died)
• Giovanni Battista Sandi (18 Dec 1747 – 24 May 1756 Appointed,
  Bishop of Belluno
  )
• Carlo Camuzi (20 Sep 1756 – 1 Jun 1776 Resigned)
• Bonifacio da Ponte,
  O.S.B.
  (15 Jul 1776 – 6 Jan 1810 Died)

• Catholic Church in Slovenia

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