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DIOCESE OF LAMEGO (Dioecesis Lamacensis)

Country : Portugal
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 6th century (renewed 1143)

Official blazon

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Arms of Bishops

Antonio Pallavicini Gentili (1492-1493)
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Fernando Coutinho (1493–1502)
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João V. Camelo de Madureira (1502–1513)
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Fernando II. de Menezes Coutinho e Vasconcelos (1513–1540)
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Agostinho I. Ribeiro (1540–1549)
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Manuel I. de Noronha (1551–1564)
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Manuel II. de Menezes (1570–1575)
Simão de Sá Pereira (1575–1579)
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António I. Teles de Menezes (1579–1598)
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Martins Afonso de Melo (1599–1613)
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Martim Afonso Mexia de Tovar (1615–1619)
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João VI. de Lencastre (1622–1626)
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João VII. Coutinho (1627–1635)
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Miguel de Portugal (1636–1643)
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Luís II. de Sousa (1670–1677)
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Luís III. da Silva (1677–1685)
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José I. de Menezes (1685–1692)
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António II. de Vasconcelos e Sousa (1692–1705)
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Tomás de Almeida (1706–1709)
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Nuno Álvares Pereira de Melo (1710–1733)
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Manuel III. Coutinho (1741–1742)
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Feliciano de Nossa Senhora (1742–1741)
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Nicolau Joaquim Torel da Cunha Manuel (1771–1772)
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Manuel IV. de Vasconcelos Pereira (1773–1786)
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João VIII. António Binet Pincio (1786–1821)
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José II. de Jesus Maria Pinto (1821–1826)
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José III. da Assunção (1833–1841)
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José IV. de Moura Coutinho (1844–1861)
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António III. da Trindade de Vasconcelos Pereira de Melo (1862–1895)
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António IV. Tomás da Silva Leitão e Castro (1895–1901)
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Francisco José Ribeiro de Vieira e Brito (1901–1922)
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Agostinho de Jesus e Sousa (1922–1942)
Ernesto Sena de Oliveira (1944–1948)
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João da Silva Campos Neves (1948–1971)
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António de Castro Xavier Monteiro (1972–1995)
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Américo do Couto Oliveira (1995–1998)
Jacinto Tomás de Carvalho Botelho (2000–2011)
António José da Rocha Couto (2011-present)

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 No image|[[Manuel I. de Noronha]] (1551–1564)
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+File:Porto-sa.jpg|[[Simão de Sá Pereira]] (1575–1579)
 No image|[[António I. Teles de Menezes]] (1579–1598)
 No image|[[Martins Afonso de Melo]] (1599–1613)

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