List of the bishops of Beauvais

The following people were Bishops of Beauvais ( France ):

The coat of arms of the bishops of Beauvais.

St. Lucianus (3rd century)
Thalasisus
Viktor
Chanarus
Numitius
Licerius
Themerus
Bertegesillus
Rodomarus
Ansoldus
Ribertus
Cogerimus
Anselmus
Maurinus
Himbertus
Clement
Constantine
Radingus (632-660)
Ercambertus
Rocoaldus
Miroldus
Austringus
Deodatus
Andreas
Hodingus
821-846: Adalmannus
Ragimbertus
Hildemanus
? –859: Erminfridus
? -881: Odo
Hrotgarius
888-900: Honoratus
909-921: Herluin
? -? : Bovon
? -? : Hildegar
933-972: Walleran
987-997: Herve
? -? : Hugo
1002-1022: Roger I of Blois
1022-1030: Garin
1035-1058: Drogon or Druon
1059-1063: Guilbert
1063-1085: Guido
1085-1089: Ursion
1089-1095: Foulques de Dammartin
1095-1096: Roger II ( Chancellor of France )
1096-1099: Ansel
1100–1104: Stephan von Garlande
1104-1114: Godefroy de Pisseleu
1114–1133: Pierre de Dammartin
1133-1144: Odon II.
1144-1148: Odon III.
1149–1162: Henry of France (also Archbishop of Reims )
1162-1175: Barthélémi de Montcornet
1175-1217: Philippe de Dreux
1217-1234: Milon de Nanteuil
1234-1236: Godefroi of Clermont
1237-1248: Robert de Cressonsacq
1249-1267: Guillaume de Gres
1267-1283: Renaud de Nanteuil
1283-1300: Thibaud de Nanteuil
1301–1312: Simon de Clermont de Nesle (also Bishop of Noyon ) ( House of Clermont )
1313–1347: Jean de Marigny (1329 also Chancellor of France , from 1347 Archbishop of Rouen )
1347–1356: Guillaume Bertrand (also Bishop of Bayeux ) ( House of Bastembourg )
1356–1360: Philippe d'Alençon (also Archbishop of Rouen) son of Count Charles II of Alençon
1360–1368: Jean de Dormans (also Bishop of Lisieux )
1368–1375: Jean d'Augerant (also Bishop of Chartres )
1375–1387: Milon de Dormans (also Bishop of Angers and Chancellor of France )
1387–1388: Guillaume de Vienne (also Bishop of Autun and Rouen)
1388-1395: Thomas d'Estouteville
1395–1397: Ludwig d'Orléans (also Bishop of Poitiers )
1398–1412: Pierre de Savoisy (also Bishop of Mans)
1413–1420: Bernard de Chevenon (also Bishop of Amiens )
1420-1432: Pierre Cauchon
1432–1444: Jean Juvénal des Ursins (afterwards Bishop of Laon )
1444–1462: Guillaume d'Hellande
1462–1488: Johann von Bar
1497-1521: Louis de Villiers de l'Isle-Adam
1523–1530: Antoine Lascaris de Tende (also Bishop of Riez)
1530–1535: Charles de Villiers (also Bishop of Limoges )
1535–1569: Cardinal Odet de Coligny de Chatillon ( Coligny house )
1569–1575: Cardinal Charles I. de Bourbon (also Archbishop of Rouen)
1575–1593: Nicolas Fumée
1596-1616: René Potier
1617–1650: Augustin Potier , brother of the previous one
1651–1679: Nicolas Choart de Buzenval, nephew of the previous one
1679–1713: Cardinal Toussaint de Forbin-Janson
1719–1726: François Honorat de Beauvilliers de St. Aignan
1728–1772: Etienne-René Cardinal Potier de Gesvres
1772–1792: François-Joseph de la Rochefoucauld , since 1926 Seliger
1802–1805: Jean-Chrisostôme de Villaret (also Bishop of Amiens)
1805–1817: Jean-François de Mandolx (also Bishop of Amiens)
1819–1822: Marc-Marie de Bombelles (also Bishop of Amiens)
1822–1823: Jean-Pierre de Gallien de Chabons (also Bishop of Amiens)
1823–1825: Claude-Louis de Lesquen (then Bishop of Rennes)
1825–1830: François-Hyacinthe-Jean Feutrier
1832–1837: Jean-Louis-Simon Lemercier
1837–1841: Pierre-Marie Cottret
1841–1878: Joseph-Armand Gignoux
1878–1880: François-Edouard Hasley (then Archbishop of Avignon, later of Cambrai)
1880–1884: Désiré-Joseph Dennel (then Bishop of Arras)
1884-1892: Joseph-Maxence Péronne
1892–1899: Edmond-Frédéric Fuzet (then Archbishop of Rouen)
1899–1915: Marie-Jean-Célestin Douais
1915–1937: Eugène-Stanislas Le Senne
1937–1955: Felix Roeder (then titular bishop of Anthedon )
1955–1965: Pierre-Marie Lacointe
1965–1978: Stéphane-Émile-Alfred Desmazières
1978–1984: Jacques Jullien (then coadjutor archbishop and archbishop of Rennes)
1985-1995: Adolphe-Marie Hardy
1995–2002: Guy Thomazeau (then Archbishop of Montpellier )
2003–2009: Jean-Paul James (then Bishop of Nantes)
since 2010: Jacques Benoit-Gonnin