Johann Ribi von Lenzburg

Johann Ribi von Lenzburg (1310s–1374), born at Seengen in Aargau, rose through Habsburg service. He became a notary in 1352 and chancellor of Duke Albert II in 1353.

From 1358 he headed Archduke Rudolf IV's chancellery, possibly helping to draft the Privilegium Maius. After failing to win the bishopric of Freising, he was appointed bishop of Gurk by the pope in 1359.

He served as governor of Carinthia in 1363–1365. Rudolf then secured his election as bishop of Brixen, confirmed by the pope in 1364, and Johann died at Brixen in 1374.