List of the bishops of Amiens
The following people were bishops of Amiens ( France ):
- at 300: Firmin d. Ä. , called the martyr
- around 325: Saint Eulogius
- 4th century: Firmin d. J. , called the Confessor
- 5th century: Leodardus
- around 450: Audoenus
- at 484: Edibius
- at 524: Beatus
- around 554: Saint Honorius
- around 600: Saint Sauve
- around 615: Saint Berchond
- at 644: Bertefridus
- around 670: Thodefridus
- 7th century: Deodatus
- 7th century: Dado
- around 692: Ursinianus
- at 721: Dominicus
- at 723: Christianus
- around 740: Raimbertus
- around 767: Vitultus
- around 777: Georgius
- around 800: Jessé
- around 831: Ragenarius or Reynardus
- around 849: Hilmeradus
- around 872: Geroldus
- around 892: Otgarius
- around 929: Deroldus
- from 947: Theobaldus (first term of office, excommunicated in 948 by a council of the papal legate Marinus von Bomarzo in Trier, expelled in 949)
- around 949: Ragembaldus
- from 972: Theobaldus (second term of office, excommunicated and deposed at the instigation of Archbishop Adalbero of Reims in September 975 by a provincial synod in Reims)
- around 975: Almannus
- around 980: Gotesmannus
- 992/995: Foulques de Valois ( First House Valois )
- 1032 / before 1036: Foulques de Valois, 2nd time
- 1057 – after 1077: Foulques de Valois, † after 1077, nephew of his namesake, inherits the county of Amiens for the diocese ( first house of Valois )
- 1058/1074: Gui de Ponthieu ( House Ponthieu )
- 1078-1079: Raoul
- at 1081-1085: Roric
- 1091-1103: Gervin
- 1104–1115: Saint Gottfried I.
- around 1115–1127: Enguerrand de Boves
- 1127–1144: Guérin de Chastillon-Saint-Pol
- 1144-1164: Dietrich
- around 1164–1169: Robert I.
- 1169-1204: Thibaud III. d'Heilly
- around 1204–1210: Richard de Gerberoy
- around 1211-1222: Evrard de Fouilloy
- around 1222–1236: Geoffroy II. d'Eu
- 1236-1247: Arnold
- 1247-1257: Gérard de Conchy
- 1258-1259: Aleaume de Neuilly
- 1259-1278: Bernard I. d'Abbeville
- 1278-1308: Guillaume de Mâcon
- 1308-1321: Robert II. De Fouilloy
- 1321-1325: Simon de Goucans
- 1325-1373: Jean I. de Cherchemont
- around 1373: Jean Cardinal de La Grange
- 1375-1388: Jean III. Rolland
- 1389-1410: Jean IV. De Boissy
- 1411-1413: Bernard II. De Chevenon
- 1413-1418: Philibert de Saulx
- 1418–1433: Jean V. d'Harcourt (also Archbishop of Reims )
- 1433-1436: Jean VI. le Jeune
- 1436–1437: François I. Condelmerio
- 1437-1456: Jean VII. Avantage
- 1457-1473: Ferry de Beauvoir
- 1473–1476: Jean VIII. De Gaucourt
- 1476-1478: Louis de Gaucourt
- 1482–1500: Pierre I. Versé
- 1501–1503: Philipp von Kleve
- 1503-1538: François II. De Hallvyn
- 1538–1540: Cardinal Charles Hémard de Denonville
- 1540–1546: Claude Cardinal de Longwy de Givry ( Chaussin House )
- 1546–1552: François III. de Pisseleu
- 1552–1562: Nicolas de Pellevé (then Archbishop of Sens and Cardinal, later Archbishop of Reims)
- 1564–1574: Cardinal Antoine de Créquy
- 1574-1577: Sedis vacancy
- 1577-1617: Geoffroy III. de La Marthonie
- 1618–1652: François IV. Lefèvre de Caumartin
- 1653-1687: François V. Faure
- 1687–1706: Henri Feydeau de Brou
- 1706 / 07-1733: Pierre II. Sabatier
- 1734–1774: Louis-François-Gabriel d'Orléans de La Motte
- 1774–1791: Louis-Charles de Machault
- 1791–1801: Eléonore-Marie Desbois
- 1802-1804: Jean-Chrysostome de Villaret
- 1804–1817: Jean-François de Mandolx
- 1817–1822: Marc-Marie de Bombelles
- 1822–1837: Jean-Pierre de Gallien de Chabons
- 1837–1849: Jean-Marie Mioland (then Archbishop of Toulouse )
- 1849–1856: Louis-Antoine de Salinis (then Archbishop of Auch )
- 1856–1873: Jacques-Antoine-Claude-Marie Boudine
- 1873–1879: Louis-Désiré-César Bataille
- 1879–1883: Aimé-Victor-François Guilbert (then Archbishop of Bordeaux and Cardinal)
- 1883–1883: Pierre Henri Lamazou
- 1883-1892: Jean-Baptiste-Marie-Simon Jacquenet
- 1892–1896: René-François Renou (then Archbishop of Tours , later Titular Archbishop of Apamea in Syria )
- 1896–1915: Jean-Marie-Léon Dizien
- 1915–1920: Pierre-Florent-André du Bois de la Villerabel (then Archbishop of Rouen , later Titular Archbishop of Melitene )
- 1921–1934: Charles-Albert-Joseph Lecomte
- 1935–1945: Lucien-Louis-Claude Martin
- 1947–1950: Albert Droulers
- 1951–1962: René-Louis-Marie Stourm (then Archbishop of Sens)
- 1963–1985: Géry Leuliet
- 1985–1987: François Bussini
- 1987-2003: Jacques Noyer
- 2003–2013: Jean-Luc Maurice Louis Bouilleret (then Archbishop of Besançon)
- since 2014: Olivier Leborgne