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Antonio Ballester was the Latin Archbishop of Athens from 27 March 1370, when he was appointed by Pope Urban VI, to his death. He was a Catalan, a Franciscan and a bachelor of theology. He is the only well-known archbishop of Athens from the 14th century. During his stay in Athens, he lived in an annex of the Erechtheum.
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