No. 6,234 in the Index · Religion
Clement VII
Pope of the Catholic Church from 1523 to 1534 (1478–1534).
The record
Clement VII was a pope of the Catholic Church from 1523 to 1534. Born on 26 May 1478 in Florence, VII died on 25 September 1534 in Rome at the age of 56.
Positions held include cardinal (1513–1523), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Florence (1513–1523) and Roman Catholic Bishop of Albi (1513–1515).
With a Wikipedia article in 84 languages, Clement VII is No. 6,234 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 26 May 1478, Florence
- Died
- 25 September 1534, Rome (aged 56)
- Known as
- Catholic priest, transitional deacon
- Field
- Religion
- Languages
- Latin, Italian
- Children
- 1
- Wikipedia editions
- 84
Did you know
35
Was 35 when first cardinal (1513).
56
Lived to 56.
26 May
Shares a birthday with Alexander Pushkin and John Wayne.
215
One of 215 people in the Index born in Florence, with Dante Alighieri.
84
Has a Wikipedia article in 84 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Career
Positions held
- 1513–1523Cardinal
- 1513–1523Roman Catholic Archbishop of Florence
- 1513–1515Roman Catholic Bishop of Albi
- 1513–1517Cardinal-deacon
- 1515–1523Roman Catholic Archbishop of Narbonne
- 1516–1521Abbot
- 1516–1519Abbot of Cuixá
- 1517Cardinal priest
- 1517–1523Cardinal priest
- 1517–1518Roman Catholic Bishop of Albenga-Imperia
- 1517Apostolic administrator
- 1518Roman Caholic Bishop of Bologna
- 1518Apostolic administrator
- 1518Apostolic administrator
Connections
Clement VII
- FatherGiuliano de' Medici
- MotherFioretta Gorini
- ChildAlessandro de' Medici
2 have a profile here.
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