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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toledo

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This is a list of Bishops and Archbishops of Toledo. They serve as Primate of the Roman Catholic Church in Spain. It was, according to tradition established in the 1st century by St. James the Great and was elevated to a archdiocese in the 4th century.

List of Bishops & Archbishops of Toledo

Bishops of Toledo

unknown

Archbishops of Toledo

  • unknown person (306-325)
  • Patruinus (325-335)
  • Toribius (335-345)
  • Quintus (345-355)
  • Vincent (355-365)
  • Paulatus (365-375)
  • Natallus (375-385)
  • Audencius (385-395)
  • Asturius (395-412)
  • Isicius (412-427)
  • Martin I (427-440)
  • Castinus (440-454)
  • Campeius (454-467)
  • Sinticius (467-482)
  • Praumatus (482-494)
  • Petrus I (494-508)
  • Celsus (? -520)
  • Montanus (520-521)
  • Julian I
  • Bacauda
  • Petrus II
  • Euphemius
  • Exuperius
  • Adelphus
  • Conancius
  • Aurasius (603-615)
  • St Eladius (615-633)
  • Justus (633-636)
  • Eugenius I (II) (636-646)
  • St Eugenius II (the Younger, III) (646-657)
  • St Ildefonso (657–667)
  • Quiricus (667-680)
  • Julian II (680-690)
  • Sisbert (690-693)
  • Felix (694-700)
  • Gunderic (700-710)
  • Sindered (711- ?)
  • Sunirend
  • Concordius
  • Cixila (745-754)
  • Elipando (754-800)
  • Gumesind (? -828)
  • Wistremir (? -858)
  • Bonito (859-892)
  • Juan I (892-926)

See vacant due to Muslim rule (Ummayad Caliphate of Cordoba)

See also

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