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Juan de Torquemada

Spansich Dominican and cardinal (1388-1468)

  • Dated 1388 CE – 26 September 1468 CE

cardinal
bishop of Cadiz
cardinal priest

Offices on record

Overview

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Life

Roles and affiliation

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What this means

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Offices held 9

  1. Template-Cardinal
    from 18 December 1439 CE cardinal Has references
  2. 27 July 1440 CE – 11 July 1442 CE bishop of Cadiz Has references
  3. 7 October 1446 CE – 7 October 1447 CE Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals Succeeded Paul II
  4. External Ornaments of a Cardinal (not a bishop)
    September 1446 CE – 8 April 1460 CE cardinal priest
  5. 1456 CE – 1468 CE abbot
  6. 31 July 1460 CE – 26 January 1463 CE apostolic administrator Has references
  7. 8 April 1460 CE – 5 May 1463 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina
  8. 5 May 1463 CE – 26 September 1468 CE Cardinal Bishop of Sabina (Vescovio) Succeeded by Basilios Bessarion
Show all 9
  1. 26 January 1463 CE – 8 June 1466 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Ourense Has references

Sources

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