Chronology of Catholic Dioceses:Greece
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- 1204
- Constantinople / Konstantinopolis (Latin Patriarchate from now, de facto established by the Pope through Venice) - (Latin Empire of Constantinople) Turkey
- 1322 (1346)
- Smyrna (Metr.) - (Kingdom of Nikaea) Turkey
- 1600-1700
- Smyrna (Metr., abandoned) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1600-1700
- Asia Minor (AV, supplanting Smyrna, and also detached from Constantinople AV?) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1742
- Constantinople / Konstantinopolis (AV, supplanting the Latin Patriarchal vicars / suffragan bishops) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1830
- Constantinople / Istanbul [Arm.] (AEp, detached from the care of the AV Constantinople) - Turkey
- 1867
- Constantinople / Konstantinopolis [Arm.] (Patr., and united to Cilicia) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1900
- Istanbul (AV, new name, previously Constantinople / Konstantinopolis) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1911
- Istanbul, Konstantinopolis / Constantinople (ApEx [Gr.-Byz.], , detached from the care of the AV Constantinople) - Turkey
- 300-400
- Rhodos (Metr. [Byz.]) - (Rhodes) Greece
- 800-900
- Tinos - (Byzantine Empire) Greece
- 1200-1300?
- Andros (Venetian Fiefdom of Andros)- Greece
- 1200-1300?
- Carpathos (Genoese Fiefdom of Scarpanto)- Greece
- 1200-1300?
- Nicaria - Greece
- 1200-1300
- Cefalonia - Greece
- 1200-1300
- Chios / Keos - (Venetian Fiefdom of Chios) Greece
- 1200-1300
- Naxos - (Venetian Fiefdom of Naxos) Greece
- 1200-1300
- Syros - (Venetian Fiefdom of Syros) Greece
- 1204~
- Beroia [Latin] - (Kingdom of Thessalonike) Greece
- 1204
- Santorino - Greece
- 1205
- Athenai (Metr.) - (Fiefdom of Achaea) Greece
- 1207
- Melos / Milos (Latin diocese from this time) - (Venetian Fiefdom of Crete) Greece
- 1212
- Zante - Greece
- 1213
- Candia / Kreta / La Canea (Metr.) - (Venetian Fiefdom of Crete) Greece
- 1220~?
- Beroia [Latin] (abandoned) - (Despotate of Epirus) Greece
- 1310
- Corfù (Metr.) - Greece
- 1328
- Rhodos (Metr., now a Latin see) - Greece
- 1377~
- Tenedos (Metr., now a Latin see) - (Venetian Kingdoms) - Turkey
- 1400
- Mykonos - Greece
- 1400-1500
- Tenedos (abandoned?) - (Byzantine Empire)- Turkey
- 1483
- Athenai (Metr., abandoned after death of Archbishop) - (Byzantine Empire) Greece
- 1522
- Naxos (Metr.) - (Byzantine Empire) Greece
- 1546
- Rhodos (Metr., suppressed) - (Byzantine Empire) Greece
- 1550-1800
- Carpathos (abandoned?) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1550-1800
- Nicaria (abandoned?) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1700
- Melos (united with Naxos) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1700
- Naxos (Metr.) and Melos (united) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1797
- Rhodos (title of this titular See incorporated in Malta) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1830
- Naxos (Metr., Melos detached, and incorporated in Santorino) - (Ottoman Empire) Greece
- 1874
- Candia / Kreta / La Canea (D, previously Metr.) - Greece
- 1875
- Athenai (AD, reestablished) - Greece
- 1907
- Rhodos (AP, detached from Smyrna AD) - Greece
- 1919
- Naxos (Metr.), Andros, Tinos and Mykonos (united) - Greece
- 1919
- Corfù (Metr.), Zante and Cefalonia (united) - Greece
- 1925
- Greece [Arm.] (Ord., detached from Constantinople; see: Athens) - Greece
- 1926
- Thessaloniki (AV, detached from Istanbul [Lat.] AV) - Greece
- 1928
- Rhodos (reestablished as AD, as the previous AP is elevated to AD) - Greece
- 1932
- Greece [Gr.-Byz.] (ApEx, detached from Istanbul, Konstantinopolis [Gr.-Byz.) - Greece