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Died November 22, 365 • Italy
Title / Office antipope (355-358)
Benedict IX
pope
Sergius III
pope
Paschal II
pope
Anacletus
antipope
Saint Boniface I
pope
Christopher
duke of Württemberg
Alexander III
Alexander III
pope
Innocent II, detail from a mosaic, 12th century; in the apse of the basilica of Sta. Maria in Trastevere, Rome
Innocent II
pope
Saint Symmachus
pope
Saint Hippolytus of Rome
antipope
Liberius
Liberius
pope
Blessed Victor III
pope
Sergius II
pope
St. Callixtus I
St. Callixtus I
pope
John XVI
John XVI
antipope [997-998]
Sylvester III
pope or antipope
Honorius
antipope
Gelasius II
pope
Victor
antipope [1159–1164]
Leo VIII
pope