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Luigi Valenti Gonzaga

Aloysius Valenti Gonzaga la

Catholic cardinal (1725-1808)

  • Dated 15 October 1725 CE – 29 December 1808 CE
  • Also called Luigi Cardinal Valenti Gonzaga
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titular archbishop
apostolic Nuncio to Spain
cardinal

Offices on record

Overview

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Life

Roles and affiliation

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Offices held 12

  1. 18 August 1764 CE – November 1773 CE Apostolic Nuncio to Switzerland Succeeded by Giovanni Battista Caprara Montecuccoli Has references
  2. 9 July 1764 CE – 30 March 1778 CE titular archbishop Has references
  3. 28 August 1773 CE – January 1778 CE apostolic Nuncio to Spain Has references
  4. Template-Cardinal
    20 May 1776 CE – 29 December 1808 CE cardinal Has references
  5. 15 April 1776 CE – 20 May 1776 CE Cardinal in pectore Has references
  6. External Ornaments of a Cardinal (not a bishop)
    29 November 1790 CE – 1 June 1795 CE cardinal priest Has references
  7. 1793 CE – December 1800 CE prefect Succeeded by Bartolomeo Pacca Has references
  8. 1 June 1795 CE – 3 August 1807 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Albano Has references
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  1. 12 January 1802 CE – 29 December 1808 CE Archivist of the Vatican Archive Succeeded Francesco Saverio de Zelada · Succeeded by Giulio Maria della Somaglia Has references
  2. 12 January 1802 CE – 29 December 1808 CE Prefect of the Vatican Library Has references
  3. 3 August 1807 CE – 29 December 1808 CE Cardinal-Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina Has references
  4. 3 August 1807 CE – 29 December 1808 CE vice dean Has references

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