Silo (774–783) Vaula, during the reign of Mauregatus (783–789) Quendulf (fl. c. 790–818) Theodemar (c. 818 – 847), discovered the tomb of Saint James in 830 Ataulf = Adaulfus I (c. 847 – c. 851) Ataulf II (c. 851 – c. 867) Sisenand I = Sisnando (877?79 – 919?20) Gundesindo Alóitez (fl. 923) = Gundesindo (920? – 924) Hermenegild(o) (924–951) Sisenand II = Sisnando II (951?52 – 958?968) Rudesind (apostolic administrator 970–977) Pelayo Rodríguez (977 – resigned 985) Pedro de Mezonzo (Peter I) (985?86 – 1003?) Pelayo Díaz (fl. 1007) (1003? – 1011) Vimara Díaz (fl. 1011 – 1013?) Vistruarius = Vistruario (1014?16 – 1032?36) Servandus (existence doubtful) Cresconius II Cresconio (1037?48 – 1066) Gudesteus = Gudesteo (1066?67 – 1069?70) Diego Peláez (1071?75 – 1088? see below), first time Peter II (1088–1090) Diego Peláez (see above 1090–1094), second time Dalmatius = Dalmacio (1094–1095), first bishop of the Latin rite Titular see In 1969 the diocese was nominally restored as Latin Titular bishopric of Iria Flavia (also Curiate Italian) / Irien(sis) (Latin adjective). So far it had only one incumbent, of the fitting Episcopal (lowest) rank : Ernst Franz Gerd Werner Dicke (1970.02.16 – ...), as Auxiliary Bishop of Roman Catholic Diocese of Aachen (Germany) (1970.02.16 – 2003.11.21) and since on emeritate. Sources and external links Catholic Encyclopedia: Compostela GCatholic - Iria Flavia "Iria de Flavia" (In Spanish) "Academia Iria Flavia" Jorge Quiroga and Monica R. Lovelle, "Ciudades atlánticas en transición: La “ciudad” tardo-antigua y alto-medieval en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica (s.V-XI)" from Archeologia Medievale vol xxvii (1999), pp 257–268 Notes References Archaeological sites in Spain Medieval Galicia (Spain) fr:Padrón