List of the bishops and archbishops of Avignon

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The aforementioned popes were administrators of Avignon, not bishops

The following people were bishops and archbishops of the Archdiocese of Avignon ( France ):

Bishops

  • at 70: Holy Call
  • at 96: Carus
  • at 134: Ygilius
  • 202-219: Ebulus
  • 219–230: John I.
  • 230-257: Asterius
  • 257-264: Secundinus
  • 264-281: Holy Amat
  • 281-298: Coedicius
  • 298-324: Primus
  • 324-326: Frontinus
  • 326-329: Aventinus
  • 329-363: Regilius
  • 363-372: Antistius
  • 372-390: Justus
  • 390-414: Stephen
  • 414-429: John II.
  • 429-437: Debo
  • 437-449: Julius
  • 449-455: Maximus I.
  • 455-464: Donatus
  • 464-475: Saturninus
  • 475-498: Elotherus
  • 498-516: Julian
  • 516-523: Salutaris
  • 523-533: Eucherius
  • 533-548: Ermenius
  • 548-564: Antoninus
  • 564-587: John III.
  • 587-595: Valeus
  • 595-627: Dynamius
  • 627–630: Saint Maximus II.
  • 630-646: Edmond
  • 646-660: Holy Magne
  • 660-700: Holy Agricol
  • 700–720: Holy Veredème
  • 720-760: John IV.
  • 760-765: Alfons
  • 765-795: Joseph I.
  • 795-796: Amicus
  • 796-822: Humbert
  • 822-835: Rémi I.
  • 835–854: Fulcherius (I.)
  • 854-860: Ragenutius
  • 860-878: Hilduin
  • 878-898: Ratfred
  • 898–911: Rémi II.
  • 911–940: Foulques (or Fulcherius II.)
  • 949-955: Florent
  • 955-976: Landry
  • 976-996: Vernerius
  • 996-1002: Lauderius
  • 1002-1005: Pierre I.
  • 1005-1037: Heldebert
  • 1037-1038: Senioret
  • 1038-1050: Benedict I.
  • 1050-1080: Rostaing I.
  • 1080-1104: Albert
  • 1104-1110: Aubert
  • 1110–1126: Rostaing II.
  • 1126-1146: Laugerius
  • 1146-1150: Maxim III. (or Maximus)
  • 1150–1164: Geoffroy I.
  • 1164-1171: Artaud
  • 1171–1173: Pierre II.
  • 1173-1174: Geoffroy II.
  • 1174–1176: Raymond I.
  • 1176–1179: Pontius
  • 1179–1180: Pierre II (again)
  • 1180-1197: Rostaing III. de Marguerite
  • 1197–1209: Rostaing IV.
  • 1209-1226: Guillaume I. de Montelier
  • 1226-1227: Pierre III.
  • 1227-1232: Nicolas
  • 1232-1233: Bermond
  • 1233–1234: Bertrand I.
  • 1234–1238: Bernard I.
  • 1238: Benedict II.
  • 1238-1240: Bernard II.
  • 1240-1261: Zoen
  • 1261–1264: Etienne I.
  • 1264-1268: Bertrand II.
  • 1268-1270: Robert I. d'Uzès
  • 1270-1271: Jean I.
  • 1271-1272: Raymond II.
  • 1272-1287: Robert II
  • 1291-1300: André de Languiscel
  • 1300-1310: Bertrand III. Aymini
  • 1310: Guillaume II. De Maudagot
  • 1310–1313: Jacques I. Arnaud Duèze , later Pope John XXII.
  • 1313-1317: Jacques II. De Via
  • 1335-1349: Jean II. De Cojordan
  • 1362-1366: Anglicus Grimoard
  • 1367-1368: Philippe de Cabassole
  • 1368–1373: Pierre IV. D'Aigrefeuille (see house Rogier de Beaufort )
  • 1373–1391: Faydit d'Aigrefeuille (see House Rogier de Beaufort )
  • 1398-1406: Gilles de Bellamere
  • 1410-1412: Pierre V. de Tourroye
  • 1412-1415: Simon de Cramaud
  • 1415-1419: Guy I. de Roussillon-Bouchage
  • 1419-1422: Guy II. Spifame
  • 1422-1432: Guy III. de Roussillon-Bouchage
  • 1432-1438: Marc Condulmero
  • 1438–1474: Alain de Coëtivy ( Coëtivy house )
  • 1474-1475: Giuliano della Rovere

Archbishops