List of the bishops of Nantes

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The following people were bishops of the French diocese of Nantes :

  • around 280: Saint Clarus
  • around 310-330: Ennius
  • around 330: Saint Similianus
  • around 374: Eumelius or Emmetius
  • at 383: Martius
  • End of the 4th century: Arisius
  • Desideratus, † around 444
  • at 446: Léo
  • Eusebius, † 461
  • 462– † around 472: Nonnechius
  • Cariundus, † around 475
  • Certunius
  • Clematius, † around 502
  • 511: Epiphanius
  • around 533– † 541: Eumerius (Eumelius, Emner., Evemerus)
  • 550– † June 8, 582: Saint Felix I.
  • Nunnechius II, † 596.
  • 610-614: Eufronius
  • around 614–626: Leobardus
  • around 630: Holy Pascharius
  • around 637: Taurinus
  • around 640: Haïco (Naico)
  • around 650: Salapius
  • around 703: Agatheus ( Elekt )
  • Amelo (Amitho, Amno, Anno)
  • around 725: Aemilianus
  • 732: Salvius
  • 756-757: Deotmarus
  • around 776– † around 800: Odilhardus
  • around 800: Alanus (Almanus)
  • around 820– † 833: Atto
  • 834– † 835: Drutcarius
  • 835-24. June 843: Saint Gunthardus
  • 843-846: Actardus
  • 851: Gislardus
  • 853–871: Actardus (again)
  • 872-886: Ermengar
  • 886– † February 5, 896: Landrannus
  • 900– † 906: Fulcherius (Fulchricus)
  • around 906: Isajas
  • 907: Adalhardus
  • Hoctronnus (administrator)
  • 950-958: Hesdrennnus
  • around 960– † around 980: Gualtherus
    • † 988: Quiriacus I, not a bishop, but a count
  • 987: Judicaël
  • 990: Hugo
  • 992– † around 1005: Hervisus (Hervaeus)
  • 1005– † October 15, 1041: Gualtherus II.
  • 1047-3. October 1049: Budicus († 1050)
  • 1049-1052: Airardus
  • 1052– † July 31, 1079: Quiriacus II. Or Guérec
  • 1079–1111: Benedictus († 1115)
  • 1112: Robert I.
  • 1112– † October 29, 1140: Briccius
  • 1142– † 1147: Itherius
  • 1147– † December 29, 1169: Bernardus O. Cist.
  • December 25, 1170– † January 15, 1185: Robert (II.)
  • Artur (Amitto)?
  • 1185–1197: Mauritiuse de Blason (also Bishop of Poitiers), † November 29, 1198
  • 1199– † 1208: Geoffridus (until 1212?)
  • Gautier III., † 1212?
  • 1213– † February 8, 1227: Etienne de la Bruyère
  • 1227: Clément II. († September 8, 1227)
  • 1228– † February 4, 1235: Henri I.
  • 1236-1240: Robert III.
  • 1240– † September 21, 1263: Galeran
  • 1264– † February 7, 1267: Jacques I.
  • 1267– † October 1277: Guillaume I. de Vern
  • 1278– † May 11, 1291: Durand
  • 1292– † 1297: Henri II. De Calestrie
  • 1299-1304: Henri III.
  • End of September 1304– † February 14, 1337: Daniel Vigier
  • July 17, 1338: Barnabé
  • 1339– † August 24 (1353?): Olivier Salahadin
  • December 20, 1354– † February 23, 1366: Robert IV Paynel
  • March 16, 1366-1384: Simon de Langres
  • April 4, 1384– † September 13, 1391: Jean I. de Montrelais (also Bishop of Vannes)
  • September 4, 1392– † August 8 (1397?): Bonabius de Rochefort
  • 1397– † 1404: Bernard II du Peyron
  • 1404– † April 17, 1419: Henri IV. Le Barbu (also Bishop of Vannes)
  • August 24, 1419– † September 14, 1443: Jean II. De Châteaugiron (also Bishop of Saint-Brieuc)
  • 1443-1461: Guillaume II. De Malestroit
  • March 19, 1462– † February 23, 1477: Amauri d'Acigné
  • 1477: Jacques II. D'Elbiest
  • 1477– † November 12, 1487: Pierre I. du Chaffault
  • October 1 (1489?) - † August 1493: Robert V. d'Espinay
  • 1495– † September 25, 1500: Jean III. d'Espinay
  • 1500-1506: Guillaume III. Guégen
  • 1507–1511: Robert (VI.) Cardinal Guibé (also Bishop of Rennes)
  • 1511-1532: François Hamon
  • 1532–1542: Louis I. d'Acigné
  • 1542–1550: Cardinal Jean de Lorraine
  • 1550–1554: Cardinal Charles I de Bourbon
  • 1554–1562: Antoine I. de Créquy (then Bishop of Amiens and Cardinal)
  • 1562-1566: Antoine II. De Créquy
  • 1566–1594: Philippe I. du Bec (also Archbishop of Reims)
  • 1596: Jean V. Dubec-Crespin
  • 1596–1617: Charles II. De Bourgdneuf de Cucé (also Bishop of Saint-Malo)
  • 1621–1622: Henri V. de Bourgneuf d'Orgères
  • 1622–1636: Philippe II. Cospéau (also Bishop of Lisiex)
  • 1636–1667: Gabriel de Beauvau ( House Beauvau )
  • 1668–1677: Gilles de La Baume Le Blanc de La Vallière
  • 1677–1717: Jean-François I de Beauvau du Rivau ( House of Beauvau )
  • 1717–1723: Louis II. De La Vergne de Tressan (also Archbishop of Rouen)
  • 1723–1746: Christophe-Louis Turpin de Crissé de Sanzay (also Bishop of Rennes)
  • 1746–1775: Pierre II. Mauclerc de La Mousanchère
  • 1775–1783: Jean-Augustin Frétat de Sarra
  • 1784-1801: Charles-Eutrope de La Laurencie
  • 1802–1813: Jean-Baptiste Duvoisin
  • 1817–1822: Louis-Jules-François-Joseph d'Andigné de Mayneuf
  • 1822–1838: Joseph-Michel-Jean-Baptiste-Paul-Augustin Micolon de Guérines
  • 1838–1848: Jean-François II. De Hercé
  • 1848–1869: Antoine-Matthias-Alexandre Jacquemet
  • 1870–1877: Félix II. Fournier
  • 1877-1892: Jules-François Lecoq
  • 1893–1895: Auguste-Léopold Laroche
  • 1896–1914: Pierre-Emile Rouard
  • 1914–1935: Eugène-Louis-Marie Le Fer de la Motte
  • 1936–1966: Jean-Joseph-Léonce Villepelet
  • 1966–1982: Michel-Louis Vial
  • 1982-1996: Émile Marcus PSS
  • 1996–2009: Georges Pierre Soubrier PSS
  • 2009–2019: Jean-Paul James
  • since 2020: Laurent Percerou

literature

  • Pius Bonifacius Gams: Series episcoporum Ecclesiae catholicae. Academic printing and Verlagsanstalt, Graz 1957, pp. 581–582 ( digital copy, reprint of the 1873–1885 edition).
    • Series episcoporum Ecclesiae catholicae ... continuatur from around 1870 to February 20, 1885. p. 39 ( digitized version )

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Remarks

  1. ↑ a b is absent in chamois