enterprise succeeding, but Allen disapproved of the idea; the proposal became for other bishoprics. Lewis continued to reside at Rome, and the pope appointed him one of the apostolic visitors of that city; and sent him as nuncio to Switzerland. He died at Rome on 14 October (N.S.) 1594, and was buried in the chapel of the English College, where a monument was erected to his memory, with a Latin epitaph. Lewis's old schoolfellow Thomas Stapleton dedicated to him his Promptuarium Catholicum, Paris, 1595. Episcopal succession References Sources External links Profile, Catholic Hierarchy; accessed 24 April 2022. 1532 births 1594 deaths 16th-century Italian Roman Catholic bishops 16th-century Welsh clergy Bishops of Cassano Canon law jurists Diplomats of the Holy See Fellows of New College, Oxford 16th-century Welsh Roman Catholic priests