List of Bishops and Archbishops of Naples
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Naples (Latin: Archidioecesis Neapolitana) is a Roman Catholic archdioceses in southern Italy, the see being in Naples.

List of Bishops and Archbishops of Naples

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Table Section Text: The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Naples (Latin: Archidioecesis Neapolitana) is a Roman Catholic archdioceses in southern Italy, the see being in Naples.

Bishops of Naples

Name	Years

Asprenas

Epithymetus

Maro

Probus

Paulus I

Agrippinus

Eustathius

Ephebus (Euphebius)

Calepodius	attested 343

St Fortunatus I	attested 344

Maximus	banned 356

Zosimus	c. 356 – c. 362

Severus	c. 362 – c. 408

Ursus

John I	† 432

Nostrianus	432 – after 452

Timasius

Felix

Soter	attested 465

Victor I	c. 492/6

Stephen I	c. 499/501

Pomponius

John II Mediocris

Vincent	554 – 578

Redux	581 – ?

Demetrius	? – 591

Fortunatus II	593 – 600

Paschasius	600 – ?

John III

Caesarius

Gratiosus

Eusebius

Leontius	attedted 649

Adeodatus

Agnellus	attested 680

Julianus	? – 701

Laurentius	701 – 717/8

Sergius I	717/8 – ?

Cosmas

Calvus	750 – 763

Paul II	763 – 768

Stephen II	767/8 – 799/800

Paul III	c. 800 – 821

Tiberius	821 – 841

John IV	c. 842 – 849

Athanasius I	849 – 872

Athanasius II	876 (875?) – 898

Stephen III	898 – ?

Athanasius III	937 – ?

Nicetas	962 – ?

Gregory I	966 – ?

Archbishops of Naples

Sergius II	1005–1033

John V	1033–1045

Victor II	1045–1059

Sergius III	1059–1071

John VI	1071–1080

Landulf	1080–1094

Peter I	1094–1100

Gregory II	1116–1118

Marinus	1118–1151

Sergius IV	1176–1190

Anselm	1191–1214

Thomas of Capua	1215–1216

Peter II of Sorrento	1217–1247

Bernadino Caracciolo dei Rossi	1252–1262

Delfino	1262–1266

Aiglerio de Borgogna	1266–1281

Filippo Minutolo	1288–1301

Beato Giacomo da Viterbo	1302–1307

Uberto d'Ormont	1308–1320

Matteo Filomarino	1322–1323

Bertoldo Orsini	1323–1326

Annibale di Ceccano	1326–1328

Giovanni Orsini	1328–1359

Bertrando de Meyshones	1359–1363

Pietro de Grazia	1363–1365

Bernardo de Bouquet	1365–1368

Bernardo de Rhodez	1368–1379

Tommaso de Ammanati	1379–1388

Ludovico Bozzuto	1378–1384

Nicola Zanasio	1384–1389

Guglielmo Guindazzo	1388–1399

Enrico Capece Minutolo	1389

Nicola Pagano	1399–1401

Giordano Orsini	1401–1405

Giovanni Bozzutto	1407–1415

Giacomo dei Rossi	1418–1435

Nicola de Diano	1418–1435

Gaspare de Diano	1438–1451

Rinaldo Piscicello	1451–1457

Oliviero Carafa	1458–1484

Alessandro Carafa	1484–1505

Vincenzo Carafa	1505–1530

Francesco Carafa	1530–1544

Rainuccio Farnese	1544–1549

Gian Pietro Carafa	1549–1555

Alfonso Carafa	1557–1565

Mario Carafa	1565–1576

Beato Paolo Burali d'Arezzo, C.R.	1576–1578

Annibale di Capua	1578–1595

Alfonso Gesualdo di Conza (Gonza)	1596–1603

Ottavio Acquaviva d'Aragona (seniore)	1605–1612

Decio Carafa	1613–1626

Francesco Boncompagni	1626–1641

Ascanio Filomarino	1641–1666

Innico Caracciolo	1667–1685

Antonio Pignatelli	1686–1691

Giacomo Cantelmo	1691–1702

Francesco Pignatelli	1703–1734

Giuseppe Spinelli	1734–1754

Giuseppe Maria Capece Zurlo	1802–1832

Luigi Ruffo-Scilla	1802–1832

Filippo Giudice Caracciolo	1833–1844

Sisto Riario Sforza	1845–1877

Guglielmo Sanfelice d'Acquavilla	1878–1897

Giuseppe Prisco	1898–1923

Michele Zezza di Zapponeta	1923–1923

Alessio Ascalesi, C.PP.S.	1924–1952

Marcello Mimmi	1952–1958

Alfonso Castaldo	1958–1966

Corrado Ursi	1966–1987

Michele Giordano	1987–2006

Crescenzio Sepe	incumbent

Sentence(s)

Fortunatus is the attested bishop of Naples in the 340s.

final_sentence: Fortunatus is the attested bishop of Naples in the 340s.