[1] The town that was the centre of the diocese is now called Vonitsa (Greek: Βόνιτσα).
[2] Confusing matters further, there were two cities in Greece named "Dodona", the one in Epirus, noted above, and another one in Thessaly, which Stephanus of Byzantium writes was also called Bodona (Βωδώνη).
[3] The Annuario Pontificio treats the titular sees of Bonitza and Dodona as distinct.
[4] John, Bishop of Bonditza, signed a synodal act in 1229 (P.G., CXIX, 797).
Heinrich Gelzer, 1661) has "Mounditza", but this, Petit says, is an evident mistake for "Bounditza", a form derived from "Bodone" (Gustav Parthey, Notitiae episcopatuum., App.