List of Archbishops of Arles

The following people were Bishops and Archbishops of Arles ( France ):

Trophimus (around 250)
Marcianus (254-257) - heretic, Cypr.ep.68,1 , follower of Novatian
Marinus (313-314)
Nicasius
Valentinus
Saturninus (346-361)
Crecentius
Concordius (374-385)
Ingenuus (394-395)
Heros (408-412)
Patroclus (412-426) (first archbishop since 417)
Honoratus (426 to January 16, 430)
Hilarius (430 to May 5, 449)
Ravennius (June 449–456 or 461?)
Augustal (456–456 or 461)
Leontius (456 or 461–484)
Eonius (484-502)
Caesarius (503 to August 26, 543)
Auxanius (543-546)
Aurelianus (546 to June 16, 551), relative of Gregory of Tours
Sabaudus (552-586)
Licerius (586-588)
Paschasius of Arles (between Licerius and Virgilius, existence disputed)
Virgilius (588-601 or 610)
Florianus (around 613)
Theodosius (632-650)
John I (651–668)
Felix (679-682)
Wolbertus (around 683)
...
Elifantus (788-794)
Rustan (around 806)
Johann II. (811–816 or 819)
Nothon / Noto (819 or 824–844 or 850)
Rotland (850 or 852 to September 18, 869)
Walter?
Rostaing (871-914)
Manasses (920-961)
Ithier (March 963-981)
Anno (981-994)
Pons de Marignane (1005-1029)
Raimbaud de Reillanne (May 1030 to February 18, 1069)
Aicard de Marseille (1070-1080, deposed, but usurped office; † before 1098)
Gibelin de Sabran (1080 / 1098–1112)
Atton de Bruniquel (October 6, 1115 to March 6, 1129)
Bernard Guerin / Garin (1129 to March 2, 1138)
Guillaume Monge (1139? -1 January 1142)
Raimon de Montredon (1142–1160)
Raimon de Bollène (1163-1182)
Pierre Isnard (1183–1190)
Imbert d'Eyguière (October 9, 1191 to July 20, 1202)
Michel de Morèse (August 1202 to July 21, 1217)
Uc Béroard (March 27, 1218 to November 18, 1232)
Jean Baussan (July 27, 1233 to November 24, 1258)
Bertran Malferrat (November 25, 1258 to May 25, 1262)
Florent (November 28, 1262 to June 7, 1266)
Bertrand de Saint-Martin (October 11, 1266 to June 1273)
Bernard de Languissel (February 4, 1274 to 1281)
Bertrand Amalric (December 20, 1281 to March 31, 1286)
Rostaing de la Capre (August 5, 1286 to August 22, 1303)
Peire de Ferrières (January 30, 1304 to September 21, 1307)
Arnaud de Faugères (1307–1309 or 1310)
Gaillard de Faugères (December 19, 1310 to September 12, 1317)
Gaillard Saumate (1318-1323)
Gasbert de la Val / du Val (1324-1341)
Jean de Cardone (1341-1348)
Étienne Aldebrand (1348-1350)
Étienne de La Garde (1351-1361)
Guillaume de La Garde (1361-1374)
Pierre de Cros Pierre (1374-1388)
François de Conzié / Conzieu (1388-1390)
Jean de Rochechouart (1390–1398) ( Rochechouart House )
Pierre Blavi / Blue?
vacancy 1398–1404
Artaud de Mélan / Méhelle (1404–1410)
Jean de Brogny (1410–1423) (also Bishop of Viviers and Ostia )
Louis Aleman (December 1423 to September 16, 1450) (also Bishop of Maguelone )
Pierre de Foix (1450–1463)
Philippe de Lévis (May 7, 1463 - November 11, 1475) (also Archbishop of Auch )
Eustache de Lévis (1475 to April 22, 1489)
Nicolas de Cibo (1489-1499)
Jean Ferrier I (1499-1521)
Jean Ferrier II (1521-1550)
Jacques du Broullat (1550-1560)
Robert II de Lénoncourt (February 7, 1560 to February 2, 1561)
Antoine d'Albon (1561–1562) (also Archbishop of Lyon )
Ippolito II. D'Este (1562–1566)
Prosper de Sainte-Croix (1566–1574)
Silvio de Sainte-Croix Silvio (1574–1598)
Oratio Montano (1598–1603)
Gaspard du Laurent (1603-1630)
Jean Jaubert de Barrault (July 20, 1630 to July 30, 1643)
François Adhémar de Monteil de Grignan (March 31, 1644 to March 9, 1689)
Jean-Baptiste Adhémar de Monteil de Grignan (March 9, 1689 to November 11, 1697)
François de Mailly (December 24, 1697 to July 12, 1710) (also Archbishop of Reims )
Jacques II. De Forbin-Janson (1711 to January 13, 1741)
Jacques Bonne Gigault de Bellefonds (August 20, 1741 to March 4, 1746) (also Bishop of Bayonne and Archbishop of Paris )
Jean-Joseph de Jumilhac (April 17, 1746 to February 20, 1775) (also Bishop of Vannes )
Jean Marie du Lau d'Allemans (October 1, 1775 to September 2, 1792)