Innocenzo Cybo
Italian cardinal and papal diplomat
Italian cardinal and papal diplomat
1550
476 years ago — 59 years old
Leaders & Politicians
Italy
Born in 1491, served as a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church. Held the position of Cardinal-Deacon and played a significant diplomatic role during the pontificate of Pope Leo X. Worked on various ecclesiastical affairs and was involved in the political dynamics of the church during the Renaissance period. His contributions included participation in significant church councils and assistance in the administration of the papal states. Died in 1550.
Served as a cardinal under Pope Leo X
Played a role in Renaissance church diplomacy
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