archbishop of Salzburg; Right to wear the purple tassel of 30 tassels on the coat of arms even before being created cardinal; this privilege is shared with the archbishop of Salzburg, although in his case with 12 tassels as is typical of the archbishops. Right to affix the papal Tiara to the patriarchate's and patriarch's coat of arms, an exclusive honour never granted to any other Catholic prelate; unlike the papal coat of arms instead of the keys of St. Peter, the patriarchal coat of arms has an archiepiscopal double cross and a decussed staff. Throughout history, the papal tiara has only been used on the coats of arms of two prelates, the pope and the patriarch of Lisbon. In liturgical acts, the patriarchs of Lisbon also wore the unique and precious miter-tiara, with three levels, in honour of the privilege granted. Concession of the use of some insignia and vestments exclusive to the Roman pontiff in Masses and pontifical processions chaired by the patriarch of Lisbon: the right to use sedia gestatoria carried by 8 men, different from the pontifical sedia gestatoria carried by 12 men; the right to use flabels, with the pope offering 2 of his 4 flabels; right to use a pontifical falda; right to use pontifical fanon; Right to anoint the kings of Portugal at the time of their acclamation, a privilege previously exercised by the archbishop primate of Braga. Right to have a Patriarchal Curia (similar but smaller than the Roman Curia). Right to have a Patriarchal Chapter divided into 3 orders in the likeness of the College of Cardinals, with the Canons of the 1st order having the right to use a miter, that is, being a Capido Mitrado. Right to a Guard of Honor similar to the extinct Pontifical Noble Guard. These privileges were granted by Popes Clement XI, Innocent XIII, Benedict XIII and Clement XII. However, some have fallen into disuse over the centuries. Ordinaries Lisbon, being one of the oldest cities in Iberia, has had a rich ecclesiastical history, in which the ordinaries of Lisbon have held different titles, partially depending on the country/city's rulers and their political/colonial power. Suffragan bishops of Olisipo Saint Mantius (36) legendary Filipe Filoteu (92) legendary Pedro (I) (166) legendary Pedro (II) (213) legendary Jorge (260) legendary Pedro (III) (297) legendary Saint Gens of Lisbon (?) legendary Januário (300), legendary São Potâmio (c. 356) António