About Lucas Bueno
Lived 1599 – 1668 (aged 68–69). Lucas Bueno was an inquisitor, latin Catholic priest and donor.
Lucas Bueno (died 7 September 1668) was a Spanish Roman Catholic prelate who served as Bishop of Malta from 1666 to 1668.
Biography Bueno was appointed as Titular Archbishop of Thessalonica on 15 September 1664. After the see of Malta had been vacant for 3 years, the former inquisitor of Malta, Fabio Chigi and now Pope Alexander VII, nominated Bueno as Bishop of Malta on 15 December 1666. Subsequently, he was also nominated as Titular Archbishop Rossano. Inquisitor Ranuzzi wrote of Bueno that he was renowned for his gentility with people. He died after only a little over two years as Bishop of Malta.
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Who was Lucas Bueno?
Roman Catholic archbishop
When was Lucas Bueno born?
Lucas Bueno was born in 1599 in Campillo de Aragón.
When did Lucas Bueno die?
Lucas Bueno died on 7 September 1668 in Valletta.
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Lucas Bueno was an inquisitor, latin Catholic priest and donor.
What nationality was Lucas Bueno?
Lucas Bueno's recorded nationality: Kingdom of Aragon, Spanish people.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Lucas Bueno. https://biography.guide/lucas-bueno/
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