List of legates and vice-delegates of Avignon
Legates appointed by the Pope administered and ruled Avignon from 1433 . From 1542 they were supported by a deputy delegate, who especially took over the secular government duties. Finally, the office of legate was abolished in 1691 and the vice delegate became the sole regent of the papal enclave of Avignon.
Legates
- 1433-1464: Pierre de Foix
- 1464-1472: Sedis vacancy
- 1472-1476: Charles de Bourbon
- 1476-1503: Giuliano della Rovere
- 1503-1510: Georges d'Amboise
- 1510-1513: Robert de Guibé
- 1513–1541: François de Clermont-Ludève
- 1541–1565: Alessandro Farnese the Younger
- 1565–1585: Charles de Bourbon with co-legate Georges d'Armagnac
- 1585–1590: Charles de Bourbon
- 1590-1593: Sedis vacancy
- 1593-1601: Ottavio Acquaviva d'Aragona
- 1601–1607: Cinzio Passeri Aldobrandini
- 1607-1621: Scipione Caffarelli Borghese
- 1621–1623: Ludovico Ludovisi
- 1623-1633: Francesco Barberini
- 1633-1644: Antonio Barberini
- 1644-1650: Camillo Pamphili
- 1650-1654: Camillo Astalli
- 1654-1657: Sedis vacancy
- 1657-1668: Flavio Chigi
- 1668-1670: Giacomo Rospigliosi
- 1670–1677: Paluzzo Paluzzi Altieri degli Albertoni
- 1677-1690: Alderano Cibo
- 1690–1691: Pierre Ottoboni
Vice delegates
- 1542-1544: Alexandre Campeggi
- 1544-1547: Antoine Trivulce
- 1547-1552: Camille Mentuato
- 1553: Théodore-Jean de Clermont-Tallard
- 1554–1559: Jacques-Marie de Sala
- 1560–1562: Alexandre Guidiccione
- 1562-1565: Laurent Lenzi
- 1565-1585: Sedis vacancy
- 1585: Guillaume Du Blanc
- 1585–1589: Dominique Grimaldi
- 1589–1592: Dominique Petrucci
- 1592: Dominique Grimaldi (2nd time)
- 1592–1593: Silvio Savelli
- 1594-1595: Antoine Gianotti
- 1596–1599: Jean-François Bordini
- 1599-1604: Charles Conti
- 1604–1607: Pierre-François Montorio
- 1607-1609: Joseph Ferrier
- 1609–1610: François-Etienne Dulci
- 1611-1614: Philippe Philonardi
- 1614–1621: Jean-François de Bagni
- 1621–1622: Guillaume du Nozet
- 1622: Octavien Corsini
- 1623-1629: Cosme Bardi
- 1629-1634: Marius Philonardi
- 1634-1637: Jules Mazarin
- 1637-1645: Frédéric Sforza
- 1645: Bernard Pinelli
- 1645-1653: Laurent Corsi
- 1653-1654: Dominique de Marinis
- 1654–1655: Augustin Franciotti
- 1655–1659: Jean-Nicolas Conti
- 1659-1664: Gaspard de Lascaris
- 1664-1665: Alexandre Colonna
- 1665-1670: Laurent Lomellini
- 1670: Azzo Ariosto
- 1670-1671: Horace Mattei
- 1671–1672: Pierre Bargellini
- 1673: Marcel Durazzo
- 1673: Hyacinthe Libelli
- 1673-1676: Charles Anguisciola
- 1676–1677: Hyacinthe Libelli (2nd time)
- 1677–1685: François Niccolini
- 1685-1691: Baldassare Cenci
- 1691-1692: Laurent de Fiesque
- 1692-1696: Marc Delfini
- 1696-1700: Philippe-Antoine Gualterio
- 1700: Jean-Baptiste Sicci
- 1700–1703: Antoine-François Sanvitali
- 1703-1706: Antoine Banchieri
- 1706: François-Maurice de Gonteriis
- 1706-1711: Sinibaldo Doria
- 1711-1717: Alaman Salviati
- 1717-1719: F.-M. de Gonteriis
- 1719-1731: Raniero d'Elci
- 1731: F.-M. de Gonteriis
- 1731–1739: Philippe Bondelmonti
- 1739: Marcel Crescenzi
- 1739–1744: Nicolas-Marie Lercari
- 1744-1754: Pascal Acquaviva
- 1754-1760: Paul Passionei
- 1760: François-Marie de Manzi
- 1760–1766: Gregorio Antonio Maria Salviati
- 1766–1767: François-Marie de Manzi (2nd time)
- 1767–1768: Joseph Vincentini
- 1768–1774: French occupation
- 1774: François-Marie de Manzi (3rd time)
- 1775–1776: Ange-Marie Durini
- 1776–1787: Jacques Filomarino della Rocca
- 1787–1790: Philippe Casoni