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Pope Anacletus I
Pope Anacletus, or Pope Anencletus, second bishop of Rome,
perhaps the same person as Pope Cletus.
Eusebius, Irenaeus, Augustine and Optatus[?] consider Cletus and Anacletus
to be the same person, but differ in the order of the first popes: Irenaeus lists
Linus, Anacletus, Clement, but Augustine and Optatus list Linus, Clement, Anacletus.
Catalogus Liberianus[?], Carmen contra Marcionem and Liber Pontificalis
state that Anacletus and Cletus are different persons.
According to the catalogues he occupied the papal chair for twelve years
(c. 77-88), and died as martyr. His relics are kept in
Saint Linus Church, Vatican City. His memorial day is April 26.
- preceded by Pope Linus, (67-76)
- succeeded by Pope Clement I, (88-97)
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