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Bonifatius IX; Italian:
Bonifacio IX; c. 1350 – 1
October 1404, born
Pietro Tomacelli) was head of the
Catholic Church from 2
November 1389 to his death, in...
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Francesco Carbone Tomacelli (died 18 June 1405) was
Italian cardinal at the time of the
Great Western Schism. He was
nephew (possibly adopted) of Pope...
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Tomacelli (died 1519) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of C****ano all'Jonio (1491–1519). On 31 Jan 1491,
Martino Antonio Tomacelli was...
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Nicola Tomacelli (died 1490) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of C****ano all'Jonio (1485–1490). On 1 Sep 1485,
Nicola Tomacelli was appointed...
- in many branches, some
living in Genoa,
other in
Naples by the name of
Tomacelli. Its most
famous members were Pope
Boniface IX and Pope
Innocent VIII...
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October 1404 (14 years, 334 days)
Boniface IX
BONIFATIVS Nonus Pietro Tomacelli Cybo c. 1348–50 Naples,
Kingdom of
Naples c. 39-41 / c. 54-56 Born as...
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Jerome of the
Croats is the
national Catholic church of
Croatia on Via
Tomacelli in the
Campus Martius of Rome. It is now a
chapel of the
Pontifical Croatian...
- of Paliano.
Ascanio Colonna (1560–1608),
cardinal Federico Colonna y
Tomacelli,
Prince of
Butera (1601–1641),
Viceroy of Valencia, in Spain, 1640–1641...
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Papal States: the
local overlordship shifted among various families (the
Tomacelli, the Malatesta,
Braccio da Montone,
Francesco Sforza and others). Although...
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Pierre Roger de
Beaufort (1348–1370) Ange de
Grimoard (1371–1388)
Pietro Tomacelli (1388?–1389)
Francesco Carbone (1389–1405)
Antonio Caetani (seniore) (1405–1412)...
