Tisedi

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Tisedi was an ancient city and bishopric in Numidia, in what is now Algeria near Aziz-Ben-Tellis. In Roman times it was important enough to be a suffragan bishopric, but it eventually faded away. Three residential bishops are known, though some lists place them under the name Tiddi. In 1933 the diocese was restored in name as a Latin Church titular see within the Catholic Church, known as Tisedi in Latin, Tisedi in Italian, and Tiseditanus as the Latin adjective. It has had titular bishops of Episcopal rank (the lowest level).