List of Latin Patriarchs of Constantinople
- Tommaso Morosini (1204–1211)
- Fantino Dandolo (1211–1215)
- Gervasio (1215–1219)
- vacant (1219–1221)
- Matteo (1221–1226)
- Jean Halgrin (1226), declined office
- Simone (1227–1233)
- vacant (1233–1234)
- Niccolò Visconti da Castro Arquato (1234–1251)
- vacant (1251–1253)
- Pantaleon Giustiniani (1253–1278); Patriarchate now titular only
- Girolamo Masci, O.F.M. (1278–1288), later Pope Nicholas IV
- Pietro Correr (1288–1302)
- Leonardo Faliero (1302-c. 1305)
- Nicholas of Thebes (c. 1308-c. 1335), later cardinal (1332–1335)
- Gozzio Battaglia (1335–1339) (German Wikipedia article)
- Rolando d'Asti (1339) (died immediately)
- Enrico d'Asti (1339–1345), bishop of Negroponte
- Stephen of Pinu (1346)
- William of Constantinople (1346–1364)
- St. Pierre Thomas (1364–1366)
- Paul of Thebes (1366–1370)
- Ugolino Malabranca de Orvieto O.S.A. (1371-c. 1375), bishop of Rimini
- Giacomo da Itri (1376–1378), archbishop of Otranto (Italian Wikipedia article)
- Guglielmo da Urbino O.F.M (1379), bishop of Urbino
- Paul of Corinth (1379)
- vacant (1379–1390)
- Angelo Correr (1390–1405), later Pope Gregory XII
- Louis of Mitylene (Ludovico? Luiz?) (1406–1408)
- Antonio Correr (1408)
- Alfonso of Seville (1408)
- Francesco Lando (1409), patriarch of Grado
- Giovanni Contarini (1409-c. 1412)
- Jean de la Rochetaillée (1412–1423)
- Giovanni Contarini (1424-1430?), restored
- François de Conzié (1430–1432)
- vacant (1432–1438)
- Francesco Condulmer (1438–1453)
- Gregorios Mammas (1453–1458), formerly Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople Gregorios III Melisenos Estrategopoulos „o Mammas“ 1450.
- Isidore of Kiev (1458–1462)
- Basilios Bessarion (Ioannis Bessarion) (1463–1472)
- Pietro Riario O.F.M. (1472–1474)
- Girolamo Lando (1474-c. 1496), Archbishop of Crete
- Giovanni Michiel (1497–1503) Bishop of Verona, later Cardinal
- Juan de Borja Lanzol de Romaní, el mayor (1503)
- Francisco Lloris y de Borja (1503–1506)
- Marco Corner (1506–1507)
- Tamás Bakócz (1507–1521)
- Marco Corner (1521–1524), restored
- Egidio di Viterbo (1524–1530)
- Francesco Pesaro (1530–1545) archbishop of Zadar
- Marino Grimani (1545–1546)
- Ranuccio Farnese (1546–1550)
- Fabio Colonna (1550–1554), bishop of Aversa
- Ranuccio Farnese (1554–1565) restored
- Scipione Rebiba (1565–1573) Cardinal bishop of Albano
- Prospero Rebiba (1573–1593) bishop of Catania
- Silvio Savelli (1594–1596)
- Ercole Tassoni (1596–1597)
- Bonifazio Bevilacqua Aldobrandini (1598-1627?)
- Bonaventura Secusio a Caltagirone, O.F.M. Obs. (1599–1618)
- Ascanio Gesualdo (1618–1638)
- Francesco Maria Macchiavelli (1640–1641)
- Giovanni Giacomo Panciroli (1641–1643)
- Giovanni Battista Spada (1643-1675?)
- Volumnio Bandinelli (1658–1660), later Cardinal
- Stefano Ugolini (1667–1681)
- Odoardo Cibo (Cybo) (1689-1706?), titular archbishop of Seleucia in Isauria
- Luigi Pico della Mirandola (1706–1712)
- Andrea Rigio (1716–1717)
- Camillo Cibo (Cybo) (1718–1729)
- Mondillo Orsini C.O. (1729–1751)
- Ferdinando Maria de Rossi (1751–1759)
- Filippo Caucci (1760–1771)
- Juan Portugal de la Puebla (1771–1781), later Cardinal
- Francesco Antonio Marucci (1781–1798)
- Benedetto Fenaja, C.M. (1805–1823)
- Giuseppe della Porta Rodiani (1823–1835)
- Giovanni Soglia Ceroni (1835–1839)
- Antonio Maria Traversi (1839–1842)
- Giovanni Giacomo Sinibaldi (1843)
- Fabio Maria Asquini (1844–1845)
- Giovanni Giuseppe Canali (1845–1851)
- Domenico Lucciardi (1851–1860)
- Giuseppe Melchiade Ferlisi (1860–1865)
- Ruggero Luigi Emidio Antici Mattei (1866–1878)
- Giacomo Gallo (1878–1881)
- vacant (1881–1887)
- Giulio Lenti (1887–1895)
- Giovanni Battista Casali del Drago (1895–1899)
- Alessandro Sanminiatelli Zabarella (1899–1901)
- Carlo Nocella (1901–1903), died 1908, former Latin Patriarch of Antioch
- Giuseppe Ceppetelli (1903–1917)
- vacant (1917–1923)
- Michele Zezza di Zapponeta (1923–1927)
- Antonio Anastasio Rossi (1927–1948)
- vacant (1948–1964)
This title was officially abolished in 1965.
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