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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
The dates given are those of the election, consecration and death of the pope. Details of the antipopes are given in italics.
Gregory VII, e.22 April 1073, c. 29/30 June 1073, d. 25 May 1085 Clement III (Wibert of Ravenna), e. 25 June 1080, c. 24 March 1084, d. September 1100
Victor III, e. 24 May 1086, c. 9 May 1087, d. 16 September 1087
Urban II, e., c. 12 March 1088, d. 29 July 1099
Paschal II, e. 13 August 1099, c. 14 August 1099, d. 21 January 1118
Theoderic, c. September 1100, expelled December 1100
Albert, e. February 1102, deposed March 1102
Sylvester IV (Maginulf), e. 18 November 1105, deposed 12 April 1111
Gelasius II, e. 24 January 1118, c. 10 March 1118, d. 29 January 1119
Gregory VIII (Burdinus), e., c. 8 March 1118, deposed April 1121
Calixtus II, e. 2 February 1119, c. 9 February 1119, d. 13 December 1124
Honorius II, e. 16 December 1124, c. 21 December 1124, d. 13/14 February 1130
Innocent II, e. 14 February 1130, c. 23 February 1130, d. 24 September 1143
Anacletus II, e. 14 February 1130, c. 23 February 1130, d. 23 January 1138
Victor IV, e. 13 March 1138, resigned 29 May 1139
Celestine II, e., c. 26 September 1143, d. 8 March 1144
Lucius II, e. 12 March 1144, d. 15 February 1145
Eugenius III, e. 15 February 1145, c. 18 February 1145, d. 8 July 1153
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