Editing Anazarbus (section)

=== Latin Catholic titular see ===
The [[titular archbishopric]] was revived in the 18th century as a [[titular see|see]] of the [[Latin Catholic]] church, Anazarbus.<ref>''[[Annuario Pontificio]] 2013'' (Libreria Editrice Vaticana 2013 {{ISBN|978-88-209-9070-1}}).</ref>

It is vacant, having had the following incumbents, generally of the highest (Metropolitan) rank, ''with an episcopal (lowest rank) exception:''
* Titular Archbishop Giuseppe Maria Saporiti (1726.04.08 – 1743.12.02)
* ''Titular Bishop Isidro Alfonso Cavanillas (1753.04.09 – 1755.05.12)''
* Titular Archbishop Gerolamo Formagliari (1760.07.21 – 1781)
* Titular Archbishop Romain-Frédéric Gallard (1839.02.21 – 1839.09.28)
* Titular Archbishop [[Andon Bedros Hassoun]] (1842.06.07 – 1846.08.02),  as [[Coadjutor Archeparch]] of [[Istanbul of the Armenians]] (Turkey) (1842.06.07 – 1846.08.02), succeeded as Archeparch of Istanbul of the Armenians (Turkey) (1846.08.02 – 1866.09.14), later Patriarch of Cilicia of the Armenians (Lebanon) ([1866.09.14] 1867.07.12 – 1881.06), created [[Cardinal-Priest]] of [[Ss. Vitale, Valeria, Gervasio e Protasio]] (1880.12.16 – 1884.02.28)
* Titular Archbishop Giorgio Labella, [[Friars Minor]] (O.F.M.) (1847.06.04 – 1860.10.27)
* Titular Archbishop Charles Petre Eyre (1868.12.03 – 1878.03.15)
* Titular Archbishop John Baptist Salpointe (1884.04.22 – 1885.08.18)
* Titular Archbishop [[Michael Logue]] (1887.04.19 – 1887.12.03) (later Cardinal)*
* Titular Archbishop François Laurencin (1888.06.01 – 1892.12.18)
* Titular Archbishop Joaquín Larraín Gandarillas (1893.06.15 – 1897.09.26)
* Titular Archbishop Raimondo Ingheo (1907.12.16 – 1911.07.08)
* Titular Archbishop Cláudio José Gonçalves Ponce de Leon, [[Lazarists]] (C.M.) (1912.01.09 – 1924.05.26)
* Titular Archbishop Raymund Netzhammer, [[Benedictine Order]](] O.S.B.) (1924.07.14 – 1945.09.18)
* Titular Archbishop Michele Akras (1945.10.27 – 1947.02.05)
* Titular Archbishop Heinrich Döring (ハインリヒ・デーリング), S.J. (1948.01.15 – 1951.12.17)
* Titular Archbishop Joseph-Marie Le Gouaze (1955.06.24 – 1964.07.31)