Lanzoni, pp. 673-675: "Del resto tutte le riferite iscrizioni sono registrate dal C(orpus) I(nscriptionum) L(atinarum) tra le falsae."
In 484, a Bishop Felix was summoned to a meeting with the Arian king of the Vandals, Huneric, in Carthage. There were two Turritanus, however, one in Sardinia and the other in Africa. The orthodox bishops were exiled to Corsica, or executed. Mattei, p. 144. Cappelletti, p. 114. Lanzoni, p. 677.
Cappelletti, p. 125. A. Sanna, "Il sinodo di Pietro Spano arcivescovo di Torres, testo inedito logudorese del sec. XV (9 Marzo 1442), (in Italian), in: Bollettino bibliografico Sardo Anno II, no. 12 (1956), pp. 4-6. A. Ruzzu, La Chiesa turritana dall'episcopato di Pietro Spano ad Alepus 1420–1566 (Sassari 1974), p. 149.
Maffei, p. 228. Moroni, Vol. 67 (1854), p. 233, states that the suppression of Sorres (Sorra) took place under Pope Alexander VI (1492–1503).
In 484, a Bishop Felix was summoned to a meeting with the Arian king of the Vandals, Huneric, in Carthage. There were two Turritanus, however, one in Sardinia and the other in Africa. The orthodox bishops were exiled to Corsica, or executed. Mattei, p. 144. Cappelletti, p. 114. Lanzoni, p. 677.
Bishop Valentinus was present at the Lateran synod of Pope Martin I in October 649. J.D. Mansi (ed.), Sacrorum Conciliorum nova et amplissima collectio, editio novissima (in Latin), Vol. 10 (Florence: A. Zatta 1764), p. 867. Mattei, p. 145.
Usually called "Novellus", without warrant. Mattei, pp. 145-146.
Constantine was consecrated and named archbishop of Torres at Capua in September or the first half of October 1073; he is referred to by Pope Gregory VII in a letter of 16 January 1074. Kehr, p. 428, nos. 6–7. Philippus Jaffé, Regesta pontificum Romanorum 2nd ed. (in Latin) Vol. 1 (Leipzig: Veit 1885), p. 601, no. 4800; p. 602, no. 4817. Vidili, pp. 82-83.
On the death of Archbishop Dergotorius, the Chapter of Sassari elected in the midst of discord Bishop Raynerius of Ploaghe, a suffragan of Torres. Pope Nicholas IV (1288–1292) rejected the candidate, and reserved the appointment of the bishop to the Papacy. In the menatime, he appointed the exiled Bishop Pandulf of Patti administrator. A. Thomas et al., Les registres de Boniface VIII(in Latin) Vol. 1 (Paris: E. de Boccard 1907, p. 342, no. 980 (4 March 1296). Eubel I, p. 403, 504. Vidili, pp. 124-126.
Giacomo Gualterotti de Lanfranchis was a native of Pisa, and a Dominican. He became procurator of his Order at the papal court, and was named archbishop of Sassari at the request of the authorities of Pisa. Maffei, p. 159, col. 2. Eubel I, p. 504.
Giacomo was appointed on 11 October 1372, and was consecrated in Pisa by the archbishop of Pisa. He died on 30 June 1373. Maffei, p. 159, col. 2-160. Cappelletti, p. 124. Eubel I, p. 504 with note 14.
Maffei states that Giovanni was summoned to Barcelona in 1380, to attend the meeting to decide the claims of Urban VI and Clement VII to the papal throne. Gams, p. 840, posits an ending date for his episcopacy at 1387. Maffei, p. 160. Eubel I, p. 504.
Giovanni had been Prior of the cathedral Chapter of Urgel. He was appointed archbishop of Sassari by Pope Clement VII on 1 July 1391. Eubel I, p. 504.
Ubaldo Campi, a native of Florence, and held the degree of doctor of Canon Law; he may have been an Apostolic Referendary (judge) in the papal Court. He was named bishop of Cortona and collector of papal funds in Bohemia. He was Apostolic Nuncio in Bohemia (1392–1393). He was appointed archbishop of Sassari by Boniface IX on 8 March 1393, while still bishop-elect of Cortona. He was transferred by Pope Boniface to the archbishopric of Oristana (Sardinia) on 4 April 1397. He died in 1400. Maffei, p. 160. Eubel I, pp. 102; 213 with note 2; 504 with note 15.
Perinus was appointed by Boniface IX on 8 August 1399. Maffei, p. 160. Eubel I, p. 504 with note 16..
Segria was the rector of a parish in the diocese of Valencia, and had been appointed bishop of Christopolis (Thrace) on November 28, 1547, by Pope Paul III. He was named archbishop of Sassari on 23 July 1568. On 16 September 1569, Segrià was appointed Archbishop of Palermo by Pope Pius V, on the nomination of King Philip II of Spain. Maffei, pp. 166-167. Eubel III, pp. 166 with note 10; 328 with note 8.
On 3 Mar 1573 Villar was appointed, Archbishop (Personal Title) of Barcelona by Pope Gregory XIII. Maffei, p. 167. Eubel III, p. 328 with note 9.
Ibáñez: Maffei, pp. 167-168. Eubel III, p. 328 with note 10.
De Lorca: Maffei, p. 168. Eubel III, p. 328 with note 11.
Born at Castel-Cermelli (diocese of Alessandria, Piedmont), Varesini had been Provost of the cathedral Chapter of Aosta. He was named archbishop of Sassari by Pope Gregory XVI on 13 September 1838. He died on 22 September 1864. Cappelletti, p. 130. Ritzler & Sefrin VII, p. 381.
