Ecclesiae ilicitanae, qui et eiotanae, episcopus. Sobre la extensión y dualidad de la sede episcopal de Ilici en la Antigüedad tardía (2016).

During the 7th century, different councils in Toledo mention the names of some bishops of Ilici who were at the same time also bishops of another episcopal see, Eio/Elo, created within the conflict between the Byzantines and Visigoths. This paper accepts the location of that see in El Tolmo de Minateda (Hellín, Albacete, Spain), and therefore explains the duality Ilici+Eio as a result of the bishopric in Ilici being more antique and having a larger tradition. There is also the possible existence of a bishop John in the early 6th century, contemporary to Pope Hormisdas. The proposed identification Eio = El Tolmo de Minateda suggests that Ilici could have had a larger territory in Late Antiquity.