Enrico da Fucecchio (died c. 1297) was an Italian

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bishop. He was appointed on April 25, 1273 as Bishop of Diocese of Luni by

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. He insisted on performing his first mass at the

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, a ruined cathedral that had declined since the Roman period.

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