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Julius II

Iulius II la

Pope of the Catholic Church from 1503 to 1513 (1443–1513)

  • Child of Raffaello della Rovere and Teodora Marinola
  • Dated 5 December 1443 CE – 21 February 1513 CE
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Roles and affiliation

Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

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Offices held 23

  1. 22 December 1471 CE – 1 November 1503 CE cardinal priest of Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens Succeeded Sixtus IV
  2. 16 October 1471 CE – 31 January 1472 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Carpentras Has references
  3. 1472 CE – 1483 CE Abbot of Montserrat
  4. 31 January 1472 CE – 15 July 1476 CE bishop of Lausanne Has references
  5. 1473 CE – 1486 CE abbé de Gorze
  6. 13 January 1473 CE – 23 May 1474 CE bishop of Catania Has references
  7. 23 May 1474 CE – 21 November 1475 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Avignon Has references
  8. 21 November 1475 CE – 1 November 1503 CE Archbishop of Avignon Has references
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  1. January 1475 CE – November 1503 CE Cardinal-priest Ss. XII Apostoli Succeeded Basilios Bessarion
  2. 1476 CE – 1503 CE Major Penitentiary
  3. 15 July 1476 CE – 3 December 1477 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Coutances Has references
  4. 1477 CE – 1503 CE Archpriest of the Saint John Lateran Basilica
  5. 3 December 1477 CE – 3 July 1478 CE bishop of Viviers Has references
  6. 3 July 1478 CE – October 1483 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Mende Has references
  7. 8 January 1479 CE – 7 January 1480 CE Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals
  8. 19 April 1479 CE – 31 January 1483 CE Cardinal Bishop of Sabina (Vescovio)
  9. 31 January 1483 CE – 1 November 1503 CE cardinal-bishop of Ostia Succeeded Guillaume d'Estouteville
  10. 31 January 1483 CE – 1 November 1503 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Velletri-Segni Succeeded Guillaume d'Estouteville
  11. 3 November 1483 CE – 24 January 1502 CE Roman Caholic Bishop of Bologna Succeeded Francesco Gonzaga Has references
  12. 20 September 1499 CE – 24 January 1502 CE Roman Catholic Bishop of Savona Has references
  13. 24 January 1502 CE – 1 November 1503 CE apostolic administrator
  14. 11 November 1503 CE – 21 February 1513 CE Pope Number 216 in the sequence Succeeded by Leo X Has references
  15. Dates unrecorded cardinal-nephew

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