List historical cardinals

Here a list of cardinals during the first millenium, classified according to the pope who created them.

Alexandre Ier

unknown Date: Sixth I {{er}}, cardinal-deacon of the area VII (which will be S. Maria in Via Latta), will be pope from 115 to 125.
Towards 112: Saint Calepodius, cardinal-priest of S. Maria.

Sixth I {{er}}

Towards 118: Asterius, cardinal-priest of S. Maria.

Zéphyrin

Before 217: Saint Calixte Ier, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 217 to 222.

Lucius I {{er}}

Before 254: Saint Etienne I {{er}}, cardinal-deacon, pope from 254 to 257.

Etienne Ier

Before 257: Saint Sixth II, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 257 to 258.

Sixth II

Before 258: Saint Laurent, cardinal-deacon (it is not certain that it is Sixte which ordered it).

Eutychien

Before 283: Saint Caius, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 283 to 296.

Sylvestre Ier

Towards 318: Silvanus Antonius, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
Towards 319: Giacomo Aventino, cardinal-priest of the area which will become S. Cecilia.
Towards 335: Romanus Dinamius, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.
Towards 335: Serranus Aquileus, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.

Marc

Before 337: Saint Jules I {{er}}, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 337 to 352.

Jules Ier

Before 352: Releases, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 352 to 366.

Releases

Before 366: Saint Damase I {{er}}, cardinal-priest of S. Lorenzo nel Teatro Pompeio, will be pope from 366 to 384 (it is not certain that it either Libère which ordered it).

Damask Ier

Towards 366: Holy Jerome, cardinal-priest of S. Anastasia.
Towards 377: Ammonius Seleusius, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
Before 384: Saint Sirice, cardinal-priest of S. Pastore, will be pope from 384 to 399 (it is not certain that it is Damase which ordered it).

Sirice

Towards 387: Domizio Ligo, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.

Anastase Ier

Before 401: Saint Innocent Ier, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 401 to 417

Innocent Ier

Towards 414: Valentinus Salaminius, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.
Towards 415: Saint Boniface I {{er}}, cardinal-priest of S. Lorenzo in Damaso, will be pope from 418 to 422.

Boniface Ier

Towards 421: Annio Longo, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
Before 422: Célestin I {{er}}, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 422 to 432.

Célestin Ier

Towards 425: Pietro Illirico, cardinal-priest of S. Sabina.
Towards 432: Saint Prosper of Aquitaine, cardinal-priest of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.

Sixth III

Towards 436: Frodisio Narciso, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.
Before 440: Saint Leon I {{er}}, cardinal-archdeacon, will be pope from 440 to 461.

Leon Ier

Before 461: Saint Hilaire, cardinal-archdeacon, will be pope from 461 to 468.

Hilaire

Towards 463: Tusco Domno, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.

Simplice

Towards 475: Severus Flavius, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
Towards 478: Ginesio, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
Towards 482: Sebastiano, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
Before 483: Saint Felix III, cardinal-priest of Fasciolae, will be pope from 483 to 492.

Felix III

492: Renato, cardinal-priest of S. Clemente.

Gélase Ier

492: Valentino, cardinal-priest of S. Eusebio.
492 or 494: Projettizio, cardinal-priest off S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
494: Lorenzo Celio, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
494: Martiniano, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.
494: Gennaro Celio, cardinal-priest of S. Vitale, Gervasio E Protasio.
494: Gordiano, cardinal-priest of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
494: Pietro, cardinal-priest of S. Clemente Al Assembles Celio.
494: Paolino, cardinal-priest of S. Maria in Trastevere.
494: Valente, cardinal-priest of S. Sabina.
494: Pietro, cardinal-priest of S. Crisogono in Trastevere.
494: Asterio, cardinal-priest of S. Pudente E Pudenziana.
494: Felice, cardinal-priest of S. Silvestro.
494: Gioviano, cardinal-priest of S. Emiliana.
494: Bono, cardinal-priest of S. Crescenziana.
494: Probiano, cardinal-priest of S. Eusebio.
494: Sebastiano, cardinal-priest of S. Nicomede.
494: Marciano, cardinal-priest of S. Ciriaco ale Term di Diocleziano.
494: Andrea, cardinal-priest of S. Matteo.
494: Romano, cardinal-priest of Tigride.
494: Marcello, cardinal-priest of S. Stefano Al Assembles Celio.
494: Asello, cardinal-priest of S. Gabino E Susanna.
494: Anastasio, cardinal-priest of S. Anastasia.
494: Epifanio, cardinal-priest of S. XII Apostoli.
494: Aconzio, cardinal-priest of Fasciola.
494: Benedetto, cardinal-priest S. Caio.
494: Domenico, cardinal-priest of S. Aquila E Prisca nel Assembles Aventino.
494: Stefano, cardinal-priest of S. Marcello.
494: Epifanio, cardinal-priest of S. Marco.
494: Ilario, cardinal-priest of Lucina.
494: Cipriano, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas III and X of Rome.
494: Anastase II, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas IV and XI of Rome, will be pope from 496 to 498.
494: Tarrense, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas I and VIII of Rome.
494: Citonato, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas V and XII of Rome.
494: Tertullo, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas VI and XIII of Rome.
494: Giovanni, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas II and IX of Rome.
494: Celio Giovanni, cardinal-deacon of the ecclesiastical areas VII and XIV of Rome.
494: Paolino, cardinal-priest of Fasciola
Towards 495: Saint Jean I {{er}}, cardinal-priest of S. Giovanni E Paolo, will be pope from 496 to 498.
495 or 496: Saint Symmaque, cardinal-deacon, will be pope from 498 to 514.

Symmaque (pope)

499: Epifanio, cardinal of Fasciolae (or S. Nereo ED Achilleo).
499: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
499: Lorenzo, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
499: Marcellino, cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere in 499.
499: Marciano, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
499: Urbico, cardinal of S. Clemente.
Towards 500: Anastasio, cardinal of S. Anastasia.
500: Specioso (or Specio), cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
Towards 501: Andrea, cardinal-priest.
Before 514: Saint Hormisdas, cardinal-deacon.
514: Giovanni Celio, cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere.
514: Sabino Ponzio, cardinal of S. Cecilia.

Hormisdas

Towards 515: Saint Felix IV (III), cardinal-priest of S. Silvestro nelle Esquilie.
515: Lorenzo, cardinal of S. Prassede.
523: Basilio, cardinal of S. Sabina.
Towards 523: Pelagio, cardinal-protodiacre.

|Jean I {{er}}

526: Andrea, cardinal-priest.

Felix IV (III)

Before 530: Boniface II, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
Before 530: Dioscore, cardinal-priest.
Towards 530: Pietro, cardinal of S. Prassede.
Towards 530: Saint Agapet, cardinal of S. Apostoli.
Before 530: Vigil, cardinal-deacon.

Boniface II

Before 532: Jean II, cardinal of S. Clemente.

Agapet I {{er}}

Before 536: Saint Silvère, cardinal-priest.

Silvère

537: Mercurio (or Joviano), cardinal of S. Clemente.

Vigil

540 (or 553): Sebastiano, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 544: Peeling I {{er}}, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Aratore, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Rustico, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Anatolio, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Stefano, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Pietro, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 553: Teofanio (or Teofane), cardinal-deacon.

Peeling I {{er}}

Before 558: Stefano, cardinal-deacon.
Before 558: Applicatus, cardinal-priest.
Before 560: Jean III.
Before 560: Menantius, cardinal-deacon.

Benoit I {{er}}

Towards 577: Gregoire Ier, cardinal-deacon.

Peeling II

unknown Date: Giovanni, cardinal-priest.
Towards 580: Giovanni Aniceo, cardinal-priest.
Towards 580: Lorenzo, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 585: Andrea, cardinal-priest.

Gregoire Ier

unknown Date: Vilio, cardinal of S. Marcello.
unknown Date: Stefano, cardinal-archpriest of S. Gervasio E Protasio.
unknown Date: Placido, cardinal-archpriest of S. Balbina.
unknown Date: Andrea, cardinal-archpriest of S. Marco.
unknown Date: Giovanni, cardinal-archpriest of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
unknown Date: Candido, cardinal-archpriest of S. Clemente Al Assembles Celio.
unknown Date: Romano, cardinal-archpriest of S. Marcello.
unknown Date: Leone, cardinal-archpriest of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
unknown Date: Probino, cardinal-archpriest of S. Ciriaco ale term.
unknown Date: Agapito, cardinal-archpriest of S. Pietro in Vincoli.
unknown Date: Grazioso, cardinal-archpriest of S. Nereo ED Achilleo, then cardinal of S. Nereo ED Achilleo towards 604.
unknown Date: Bonifacio, cardinal-archpriest of S. Sisto.
unknown Date: Gotus Bonifacio, cardinal-archpriest of S. Cecilia.
Towards 590: Pietro, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 590: Gordiano Aniceo, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 590: Giovino, cardinal-priest.
590: Lorenzo, cardinal of S. Silvestro nelle Esquilie.
590: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Gervasio E Protasio.
590: Specio, cardinal of S. Clemente Al Assembles Celio.
590: Saint Adéodat Ier, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
590: Andromaco, cardinal of S. XII Apostoli.
590: Crescente, cardinal of S. Lorenzo.
590: Rustic, cardinal of S. Gabino E Susanna ale due Puts.
590: Pietro, cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere.
590: Stefano, cardinal of S. Marco.
590: Basso, cardinal of S. Sisto.
590: Pietro, cardinal of S. Balbina.
590: Giusto, cardinal of S. Nereo ED Achilleo.
590: Specioso, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
590: Mauro, cardinal of S. Aquila E Prisca.
590: Vittore, cardinal of S. Cecilia in Trastevere.
590: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Crisogono in Trastevere.
590: Avenzio, cardinal of S. Prassede.
590: Felice, cardinal of S. Sabina nel Assembles Aventino.
590: Bono, cardinal of S. Eusebio nelle Esquilie.
590: Basso, cardinal of S. Pudente E Pudenziana.
590: Albino, cardinal of S. Marcellino E Pietro.
590: Aventino, cardinal of S. Ciriaco ale Term di Diocleziano.
590: Fortunato, cardinal of S. Quattro Coronati.
590: Andromaco, cardinal of S. Pietro in Vincoli.
590: Sabinien, cardinal-deacon.
590: Anatolio, cardinal-deacon.
590: Boniface III, cardinal-deacon.
590: Lorenzo, cardinal-deacon (same Lorenzo that under Peeling II, it had lost his dignity cardinalice between these two nominations).
590: Onorato, cardinal-deacon.
590: Agapito Rustico, cardinal-deacon, then cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo towards 604.
Towards 600: Giovanni, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 600: Virgilio, cardinal-deacon.
600: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
603: Felice, cardinal of S. Sisto.
Towards 604: Adeodato, cardinal of S. Prisca.
Towards 604: Saint Boniface IV, cardinal-deacon.
604: Rufo Adeodato, cardinal of S. Cecilia.

Boniface IV

612: Marino, cardinal of S. Sabina.
614: Teodoro, cardinal-priest.

Adéodat Ier

Before 619: Boniface V, cardinal of S. Sisto.

Honorius Ier

631: Giorgio, cardinal-priest.
Towards 636: Jean IV, cardinal-deacon.
Before 640: Severin, cardinal-deacon.

Jean IV

Before 642: Theodore Ier, cardinal-deacon.

Theodore Ier

Before 649: Saint Martin I {{er}}, cardinal-priest.

Martin I {{er}}

Before 654: Saint Eugene Ier, cardinal-priest.

Eugene Ier

Before 655: Saint Vitalien, cardinal-deacon.

Adéodat II

Before 676: Donus, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 676: Saint Agathon, cardinal-deacon or cardinal-priest.

Agathon

Towards 680: Theodore, cardinal-priest.
Towards 680: Giorgio, cardinal-priest.
680: Juvenal, cardinal-bishop of Albano.
680: Saint Leon II, cardinal-priest.
680: Jean V, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 681: Saint Benoit II, cardinal-priest with the Palate of Lateran.

Leon II

Towards 683: Conon, cardinal-priest.
Towards 683: Saint Sergius Ier, cardinal of S. Susanna AD duas domos.

Serge Ier

700: Jean VI, cardinal-deacon.

Jean VI

unknown Date: Jean VII, cardinal-deacon.

Jean VII

Before 707: Sisinnius, cardinal-deacon.
Before 707: Constantin, cardinal-deacon.

Constantin

714: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Cecilia in 714.
Before 715: Saint Gregoire II, cardinal-deacon or cardinal-priest.
Before 715: Michele, cardinal-priest.

Gregoire II

721: Andrea, cardinal-bishop of Albano.
726: Saint Gregoire III, cardinal-priest.

Gregoire III

731: Sisinnio, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
731: Giovanni, cardinal of a church close to the way appienne.
731: Sisinnio, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
731: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Marcello.
731: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Quattro Coronati.
731: Eustrasio, cardinal of S. Anastasia.
731: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
731: Talasio (or Thalassio), cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere (or S. Madre di Dio).
731: Marino, cardinal of S. Sabina.
731: Costantino, cardinal of S. Ciriaco ale Term.
731: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Clemente.
731: Epifanio, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
731: Marino, cardinal of S. XII Apostoli.
731: Pietro, cardinal-deacon of Area I of Rome.
731: Mosco (or Muscus, Musius), cardinal-deacon of Area II of Rome.
731: Gregorio, cardinal-deacon of Area III of Rome.
731: Benedetto, cardinal-deacon of Area IV of Rome.
Towards 731 or 735: Michele, cardinal-priest.
731 or 735: Giorgio, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
731 or 735: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Aquila E Prisca.
735: Sigismondo, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
Before 740: Saint Zacharie, cardinal-priest.
741: Maginensio Ascanio, cardinal of S. Cecilia.

Zacharie

741: Tordono (or Tordonus), cardinal of S. Sabina.
743: Tiberio (or Tiburtino), cardinal-bishop of Albano.
Before 745: Leone, cardinal of S. Anastasia.
Before 745: Leone, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
Towards 745: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Clemente.
745: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Susanna.
745: Stefano, cardinal of S. Marco.
745: Stefano, cardinal of S. Eusebio.
745: Domenico, cardinal of S. Prisca.
745: Teodoro, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
745: Anastasio, cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere.
745: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
745: Sergio, cardinal of S. Pudenziana.
745: Teofano (or Teofanio), cardinal of S. Quattro Coronati.
745: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Balbina.
745: Etienne II (752), cardinal of S. Crisogono.
745: Eustachio, cardinal-priest.
745: Procopio, cardinal of S. Ciriaco ale Term.
745: Teofilo, cardinal of S. Sabina.
Towards 746: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Clemente.
Before 750: Etienne II (III), cardinal-deacon.
Before 750: Saint Paul Ier, cardinal-deacon.

Etienne II (III)

Towards 752: Anastasio, cardinal-priest.
Towards 752: Pietro, cardinal-deacon.
753: Giorgio, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.

Paul Ier

unknown Date: Eustochio (gold Eustachio?), cardinal-priest.
unknown Date: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Anastasia.
757: Teofilo, cardinal of S. Sabina.
761: Pietro, cardinal-deacon.
761: Philippe, cardinal-priest or cardinal-deacon.
761: Gregorio, cardinal of S. Balbina.
761: Filippo, cardinal of S. Marco.
761: Etienne III (IV), cardinal of S. Cecilia.
761: Costantino, cardinal of S. Quattro Coronati.
761: Marino, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
761: Teopempto, cardinal of S. Eusebio.
761: Leonzio, cardinal of S. Susanna.
761: cardinal Eusebio of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
761: Benedetto, cardinal of S. Marcello.
761: Lenient, cardinal of S. Anastasia.
761: Cristoforo, cardinal of S. Vitale, Gervasio E Protasio.
761: Donato, cardinal of S. Sisto.
761: Andrea, cardinal of S. Maria in Trastevere.
761: Saxolo, cardinal of S. Ciriaco ale Term.
761: Ermogene, cardinal of S. Prisca.
761: Pietro Guglielmo, cardinal of S. Sabina.
761: Citonato, cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
761: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of S. Rufina (or Silva Candida).
761: Leone, cardinal-bishop of Albano in 761.
761: Eustasio (or Eustrasio, Eustazio, Eustachio), cardinal-bishop of Albano.
June 2nd, 761: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of Palestrina.

Etienne III (IV)

769: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
769: Andrea, cardinal-bishop of Palestrina.
Towards 769: Teodosio, cardinal-priest.
Towards 769: Teofilato, cardinal-priest.
769: Anastasio, cardinal-deacon or cardinal-protodiacre.
Before 770: Adrien Ier, cardinal-deacon of S. Maria in Via Lata.
772: Costante (or Costantino), cardinal-bishop of Albano.
772: Ubaldo Cornelio, cardinal of S. Quattro Coronati.
Towards 772: Giovanni, cardinal-priest.

Adrien Ier

772: Giovanni, cardinal-bishop of Ferrare.
Towards 775: Teodoro, cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
778: Pietro, cardinal-bishop of Sabina (or of Foronovo).
Towards 787: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
Before 795: Saint Leon III, cardinal of S. Susanna.

Leon III

796: Pascal Ier, cardinal-priest of S. Prassede.
797: Giovanni, cardinal-bishop of Oporto.
797: Gregoire IV, cardinal of S. Marco.
797: Sergius II, cardinal of S. Silvestro E Martino have Monti.
799: Issa (or Jesse), cardinal-bishop of Sabina.
803: Pietro, cardinal-bishop of Frascati.
804: Bernardo, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
804: Teodoro, cardinal-bishop of Sabina.
805: Pietro, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
805: Romano cardinal of S. Pudenziana.
Before 815: Etienne IV (V), cardinal-priest or cardinal-deacon.
816: Eugene II, cardinal of S. Sabina.

Pascal Ier

unknown Date: Teodoro, cardinal-priest.
820: Valentine, cardinal-deacon.
823: Giovanni, cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).
Before 824: Zizime, cardinal-priest.

Eugene II

825: Giovanni Datus, cardinal-deacon of S. Sergio E Bacco.
826: Cesare (or Cesareo), cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
826: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
826: Stefano, cardinal-bishop of Oporto.
826: Costantino, cardinal-bishop of Palestrina.
826: Samuele, cardinal-bishop of Sabina.
826: Benedetto, cardinal-bishop of Albano.
827: Giusto, cardinal of S. Cecilia.

Gregoire IV

Towards 827: Luciano, cardinal of S. Eusebio.
829: Ottavio Elario (or Ottavio Elarius), cardinal of S. Prassede.
844: Lucino (or Luciano), cardinal-deacon of area IX of Rome, becomes cardinal-priest into 853.

Serge II

844: Saint Leon IV, cardinal of S. Quatro Coronati.
844: Adriano, cardinal of S. Marco.
Towards 844: Fortunato Amalario (or Fortunato Amalarius), cardinal-priest.
Towards 846: Nicola, cardinal-deacon.

Leon IV

847: Anastase III, cardinal-priest of S. Marcello in 847.
847: Cardinal in pectore , cardinal-bishop of Frascati.
853: Giovanni, cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
853: Rodoaldo, cardinal-bishop of Oporto.
853: Sergio, cardinal-bishop of Sabina.
853: Petronacio, cardinal-bishop of Albano.
853: Romano, cardinal-priest of S. Pudenziana.
853: Sergio, cardinal-priest of S. Clemente.
853: Leone, cardinal-priest of S. Cecilia.
853: Zaccaria, cardinal-priest of S. Crisogono.
853: Benoit III, cardinal-priest of S. Maria in Trastevere.
853: Leone, cardinal-priest of S. Lorenzo in Damaso.
853: Paolo, cardinal-priest of S. Balbina.
853: Leone, cardinal-priest of S. Ciariaco ale Term, then cardinal of Ciriaco ale Term in 867.
853: Adrien II, cardinal-priest of S. Marco.
853: Giorgio, cardinal-priest of S. Anastasia.
853: Romano, cardinal-priest of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
853: Gioviniano, cardinal-priest of S. Sabina.
853: Adriano, cardinal-priest of S. Gervasio E Protasio.
853: Giorgio, cardinal-priest of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
853: Giovanni, cardinal-priest.
853: Leone, cardinal-priest of S. Quatro Coronati.
853: Martino, cardinal of S. Marcello.
853: Giovanni, cardinal-priest of S. Prisca.
853: Giovanni, cardinal-protodiacre.
853: Giovanni, cardinal-deacon.
853: Saint Nicolas Ier, cardinal-deacon.
853: Benedetto, cardinal-deacon.
853: Leoncio, cardinal-deacon.
853: Benedetto (or Bendetto), cardinal-deacon.
854: Megisto (or Leone, Megistus, Megetius), cardinal-bishop of Ostie.

Nicolas Ier

863: Leone, cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).
864: Formosa, cardinal-bishop of Oporto, again in 883 after being dislocated of this function into 876.
867: Gauderico (or Gaudenzio), cardinal-bishop of Velletri.
867: Leone, cardinal of S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
867: Leone, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
867: Paolo, cardinal of S. Balbina.
867: Romain, cardinal-priest.
867: Jean VIII, cardinal-deacon.

Adrien II

unknown Date: Pietro, cardinal-priest.
868: Donato, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
869: Tedone (or Tido), cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).
869: Paolo, cardinal-bishop of Albano.
Towards 872: Paolo, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 872: Leone, cardinal-deacon.
872: Leone, cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).
872: Benedetto, cardinal-bishop of S. Balbina.
872: Germano, cardinal of S. Giovanni E Paolo.
872: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Cecilia.
872: Giovanni, cardinal of S. Crisogono.

Jean VIII

876: Walpert (or Gualpert), cardinal-bishop of Oporto.
878: Eugenio, cardinal-bishop of Ostie.
879: Gregorio, cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).
879: Leone, cardinal-bishop of Sabina.
Towards 875: Pietro, cardinal of S. Crisogono.
875: Adriano, cardinal of S. Lorenzo (or S. Lorenzo in Damaso).
Towards 880: Marine Ier, cardinal-deacon.
Towards 880: Giovanni, cardinal-deacon.

Marine Ier

unknown Date: Saint Adrien III, cardinal-priest or cardinal-deacon.
882: Basilio, cardinal of S. Quatro Coronati.
882: Etienne V (VI), cardinal of S. Quatro Coronati.
883: Valentino, cardinal-bishop of Oporto.
884: Benedetto, cardinal-bishop of Silva Candida (or Santa Rufina).

See too

List of the cardinals created at the XVIIe century
List of the cardinals created at the XIXe century
List of the cardinals created at the XXe century
List of the cardinals created in XXIe century

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