Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte

His Eminence

Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte
His Eminence; Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte
Cardinal-Bishop of Porto–Santa Rufina
	Portrait by Sebastiano del Piombo, c. 1512-15
Church	Catholic Church
Diocese	Diocese of Porto–Santa Rufina
Installed	June 1524
Term ended	20 September 1533
Predecessor	Alessandro Farnese
Successor	Giovanni Piccolomini
Other post(s)	Administrator of Alatri; (1529-1533)
Previous post(s)	See list Bishop of Città di Castello; (1503–1506) ; Archbishop of Manfredonia; (1506–1511) ; Cardinal-Priest of San Vitale; (1511–1514) ; Administrator of Pavia; (1511–1521) ; Cardinal-Priest of Santa Prassede; (1514–1521) ; Administrator of Novara; (1516–1525) ; Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals; (1516-1517) ; Cardinal-Bishop of Albano; (1521–1523) ; Cardinal-Bishop of Frascati; (1523) ; Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina; (1523–1524) ; Administrator of Rimini; (1529) ; Administrator of Caiazzo; (1529) ;
Orders
Consecration	4 January 1506; by Tito Veltri di Viterbo
Created cardinal	10 March 1511 ; by Pope Julius II
Rank	Cardinal-Bishop
Personal details
Born	Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte; September 1466; Monte San Savino, Tuscany
Died	20 September 1533 (aged 66–67); Rome, Papal States
Buried	San Pietro in Montorio
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Antonio Maria Ciocchi del Monte (September 1461 - 20 September 1533) was an Italian Roman Catholic bishop and cardinal.