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Alessandro Farnese

Italian cardinal and diplomat (1520–1589)

Overview

Italian cardinal and diplomat (1520–1589)Wikidata record description. Read Alessandro Farnese (cardinal) in the Wikipedia reader.

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Roles and affiliation

Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

Offices held 12

  1. Template-Cardinal
    from 18 December 1534 CE cardinal Has references
  2. from 1 November 1534 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Parma Succeeded Paul III Has references
  3. 12 November 1554 CE – 7 May 1557 CE bishop of Cahors Has references
  4. 1555 CE – 16 December 1562 CE apostolic administrator Has references
  5. 7 February 1565 CE – 9 July 1578 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Frascati Has references
  6. 14 January 1568 CE – 9 December 1573 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop of Monreale Succeeded Ippolito de' Medici Has references
  7. 1580 CE – 1589 CE cardinal-bishop of Ostia
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Family tree

The family as a list · 8

Family 8

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