List of the Bishops of Béziers
The following people were bishops of Béziers ( France ):
- Saint Aphrodisius 250?
- Paulin I. 408
- Dyname 451
- Hermes 461
- Sedatus (Holy Sedat) 589
- Peter I. 639
- Crescitaire 683
- Pacotase 688
- Ervige 693
- Wulfégaire 791
- Stephan I. 833
- Alaric 875-878
- Agilbert 887-897
- Fructuarius 897-898
- Matfred I. 898
- Reginald (Raynald) I. 906-933 or 930
- Rodoaldus (Raoul) 930 or 936-957
- Bernard I. Géraud 957-978 or 980
- Matfred II. 990-1010 or 1011
- Urbain 1016-1016
- Stephan II. 1017-1036 or 1037
- Bernard II. 1035 or 1037-1046
- Berenger I. 1050-1053
- Bernard III Arnaud 1053 - approx. 1060
- Berenger II. 1061 – approx. 1066
- Matfred III. 1077-1096 or approx. 1070 – approx. 1093
- Arnaud de Lévezou 1096-1121
- Saint Guiraud (Geraldus, Geraud) 1121–1123
- Guillaume I. de Serviez (Servian, Cerviez) 1127-1127
- Bermond de Lévezon 1128-1152
- Guillaume II. 1152-1154 or 1157
- Raymond I. 1159-1159
- Guillaume III. 1159-1167
- Bernard IV. De Gaucelin 1167–1184
- Geofroy (Gausfred) de Marseille 1185-1199
- Guilhaume IV. De Rocosels ( Rocozels) 1199-1205
- Ermengaud 1205-1208
- Reginald (Renaud) II. De Montpeyroux 1208-1211
- Pierre II d'Aigrefeuille 1211-1212
- Bertrand de Saint Gervais 1212-1215
- Raymond II Lenoir January – 20. April 1215
- Bernard V. de Cuxac 1215-1242
- Raymond III de Salles (Salle) 1245-1247
- Raymond IV. De Vaihauquez (Valhauquès) 1247-1261
- Pons de Saint Just 1261-1293
- Raymond V. de Colombiers 1293-1294
- Berenger III. de Frédol 1294-1305, cardinal
- Richard Neveu 1305-1309
- Bérenger IV. De Frédol 1309-1312, cardinal
- Guilhaume V. Frédol 1313-1349
- Guilhaume VI. de Landorre (Laudun) 1349-1350 or 1349-1349
- Hugues I de la Jugie 1353 or 1349-1371 (afterwards Bishop of Carcassonne ) (see house Rogier de Beaufort )
- Sicard d'Ambres de Lautrec 1371-1383
- Gui de Malsec 1383
- Simon de Cramaud 1383-1385 (afterwards Bishop of Poitiers )
- Barthelemy de Montcalve 1384-1402
- Bertrand II. De Maumont 1408–1422 (afterwards Bishop of Tulle )
- Hugues II. De Combarel 1422-1424 (afterwards Bishop of Poitiers)
- Guilhaume VII. De Montjoie 1424-1451
- Louis de Harcourt October 13, 1451 to December 10, 1451 (also Bishop of Narbonne )
- Pierre III. Bureau 1451-1456 or 1457
- Jean I. Bureau 1457-1490
- Pierre IV. Javailhac 1490-1503
- Antoine Dubois 1504-1537
- Jean II. De Lettes 1537-1543
- Jean III de Narbonne 1543-1545
- François Gouffier 1546–1547 or February 12, 1547 to December 5, 1547
- Lorenzo Strozzi 1547–1561 (afterwards Bishop of Albi)
- Julien de Medicis 1561–1571 or 1574 (afterwards Bishop of Aix)
- André Etienne 1572
- Thomas I. de Bonsi 1573–1596, † 1603
- Jean IV. De Bonsi 1596–1611 (cardinal from 1611, † 1621)
- Dominique de Bonsi (Bonzi) 1615-1621
- Thomas II. De Bonsi 1622 or 1621–1628
- Clement de Bonsi 1628-1659
- Pierre V. de Bonsi 1659–1669 (afterwards Bishop of Toulouse)
- Jean-Armand de Rotondis de Biscarras 1671–1702
- Louis-Charles des Alris de Rousset 1702–1744
- Léon-Louis-Ange de Ghistelle de Saint-Floris 1744–1745
- Joseph-Bruno de Bausset de Roquefort 1745–1771
- Aymar Claude de Nicolaï 1771–1790, last bishop of Béziers; In 1790 the diocese was abolished
- Dominique Pouderous, (constitutional bishop of Hérault, installed in Béziers) 1791–1799
- Alexandre Victor Rouanet, (constitutional bishop of Hérault, installed in Béziers) 1799–1801
From 1802 the constitutional bishops of Hérault resided in Montpellier .
- Jean-Paul-Gaston de Pins 1817