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MARCELLO DURAZZO
Born: March 6, 1633
Deceased: April 27, 1710
Titular Archbishop of Chalcedon, 1671-1686
Papal diplomat, 1671-1689
Cardinal 1686
Archbishop ad personam of Carpentras, 1687-1690
Archbishop ad personam of Ferrara, 1690-1691
Archbishop ad personam of Spoleto, 1691-1695
Archbishop ad personam of Faenza, 1697-1710
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