Tomás de Córdoba OCist (died c. 1514) was a Spanish prelate of the Catholic Church who was a titular bishop of Duvno from 1507 to 1514.
Biography
Tomás was a Cistercian abbot of the Convent of Holy Martyrs in Córdoba.[1] After the death of Vid of Hvar, Pope Julius II appointed him the bishop of Duvno on 26 June 1507.[2] Although he was appointed as the residential bishop,[1] Tomás was in reality only a titular bishop, the first in the line of such bishops who held the title of the bishop of Duvno until 1551.[2] By September 1508, he was already consecrated as the bishop and resolved marital issues in Seville.[3] Tomás was granted control of the Cisertanian convent where he lived before his episcopal appointment.[1] He was the last abbot of the convent.[4] By the time Álvaro Salas Sánchez was appointed as his successor as the bishop of Duvno on 27 July 1514, Tomás had already died.[5]