Browse by Diocese
Entries are allocated to the diocese within which they were located during the Middle Ages (before ca. 1550). Diocesan boundaries may since have shifted and/or new dioceses have been created.
Where sources disagree as to which diocese a given site was located in, I have deferred to the diocesan boundaries indicated in the Digital Atlas of Dioceses and Ecclesiastical Provinces in Late Medieval Europe (1200-1500).
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- Calahorra
- Cambrai
- Canterbury
- Carlisle
- Cefalù
- Châlons
- Chartres
- Chester
- Chichester
- Chur
- Ciudad Rodrigo
- Clermont
- Cologne
- Comminges
- Condom
- Connor
- Constance
- Couserans
- Coutances
- Csánád
- Cumania
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- Lamego
- Langres
- Laon
- Lausanne
- León
- Lichfield
- Liège
- Lincoln
- Lisbon
- Lisieux
- Litomyšl
- London
- Luçon
- Lund
- Lydda
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- Paderborn
- Palencia
- Palma de Mallorca
- Pamplona
- Paris
- Passau
- Patras
- Pécs
- Płock
- Poitiers
- Policastro
- Porto
- Prague
- Puy
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- Saint-Brieuc
- Saint-Pons-de-Thomières
- Saintes
- Salamanca
- Salisbury
- Salzburg
- Séez
- Segovia
- Semgallen
- Sens
- Soissons
- Soria
- St. Andrews
- St. Davids
- Strasbourg
- Székesfehérvár
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- Tarragona
- Thebes
- Thérouanne
- Todi
- Toledo
- Toul
- Toulouse
- Tournai
- Trani
- Transilvania
- Trento
- Trier
- Troyes
- Tuam
