List archbishops of Narbonne

List archbishops

Saint Paul 1st archbishop towards 251.
Holy Etienne archbishop in IIIe century.
Gavidius 359
Hilaire 417-422
Rusticus - holy Rustic - bishop of Narbonne from 427 to 461; towards 441-445, it would have made rebuild the cathedral of the city, destroyed by a fire. Like Hilaire the bishop of Arles, it is recalled to the order by the pope Leon in connection with the episcopal elections.
Hermes 462
Aquiline Caprarpus 506
560
Migetius 589-597
Serge 610
Selva 633-638
Argebaud v.672
Sunifred 683-688
Arriberi v.768
Daniel v.769-v.798
Nebridius (Nefridius) , archbishop ( Ca 790 - 822 or V.799 - V.825)

Abbot of Lagrasse
Second the archbishop of Arles Jean II at the time of the council arlésien of 813

Wire of Guifred II, count of Cerdagne.
Deposited by the councils of Rome (1078 and 1079) for Simony, but is maintained in place

Pierre Berenger de Narbonne († a. March 13rd 1090), archbishop elected (1079 - 1085)

Fils of Bérenger, Viscount of Narbonne and his second wife, Garsinde de Bésalu
Moine of Conques, then bishop of Rodez (before 1053-1079)
Ambitionne to succeed Guifred, deposited in 1078 and 1079; is in its turn deposited by the pontifical legates (1079) and excommunicated (1080); withdraws itself about 1081 in Saint-Antonin, then at Moissac

Dalmas (Dalmace) († January 17th 1097), archbishop pontifical candidate (1079), places from there (towards 1086 - 1097)

Bertrand de Montredon († a. April 29th 1106) archbishop (1097, before November 6th - 1106)
Richard of Millau (Milhau) († February 15th 1121), archbishop (November 5th 1106 - February 15th 1121)

Wire of Richard II, Viscount of Millau and Rixinde de Narbonne
Abbot of Saint-Victor of Marseilles (1079 - 1106)
Cardinal and pontifical legate
on February 1st, 1112, it supports, with the detriment of the house of Toulouse, the marriage of Douce of Provence heiress of the counties of Provence, of Gévaudan,… with the Catalan count Raymond Bérenger.

Arnaud de Lévezou († September 30th 1149), archbishop (April 16th 1121 - September 30th 1149)

Pierre d' Anduze († 1155/1156), archbishop (fine 1149 /d ébut 1150 - fine 1155 /d ébut 1156

Berenger de Narbonne († April 7th 1162), archbishop (July 20th 1156 - April 7th 1162)

Wire of Aimery Ier, Viscount of Narbonne and Mathilde de Hauteville; uterine brother of Raymond Berenger III, count de Barcelone; uncle of Ermengarde, viscountess de Narbonne
Abbot of Lagrasse since at least the November 25th 1133

Pons D `Arce († February 15th 1181), archbishop (May 1162 - February 15th 1181)

Bernard Gaucelin († April 8th 1191), archbishop (after May 16th 1182 - April 8th 1191)

Wire naturalness of Raymond Berenger IV, count de Barcelone; half-brother of the king Alphonse II of Aragon and uncle of the king Pierre II of Aragon
Abbot of Mount-Aragon, bishop of Lérida
Deposited before March 1212 on order of the Innocent pope III

Arnaud Amaury (or Arnaud Amalric ) († 1225), archbishop (March 12th 1212 - 1225)

Pierre 1226-1245
Guillaume de Broue 1245-1257
Jacques 1257-1259
Guy Fulcodi or Foulques (Saint-Gilles (Gard), November 23rd 119? - Viterbe, November 29th 1268), archbishop (1259 - 1261)

Maurin , archbishop (1262 - 1272)
Pierre de Montbrun 1272-1286
Gilles Aicelin de Montaigu 1287-1311
Bernard de Fargis 1311-1341
Gasbert de Valle (or of the Valley ) 1341 - 1347, cardinal, Chamberlain of the popes Jean XXII, Benoit XII and Clement VI, old bishop of Marseilles and archbishop of Arles. (° 1297 - † January 1st 1347)
Pierre of Jugie 1347-1375
Jean Roger 1375-1391
François de Conziè 1391-1432, uncle of the cardinal and archbishop of Arles, Louis Aleman.
Francesco Condulmer 1433-1436, cardinal
Jean D' Harcourt 1436-1451
Louis D' Harcourt 1451-1460
Antoine of the Nozzle-Crespin 1460-1472
Renaud de Bourbon 1473-1482
Georges D' Amboise 1482-1484 and 1492-1494
François Ilallé 1484-1491
Pierre D' Abzac 1494-1502
François-Guillaume de Castelnau, cardinal of Clermont-Lodève, 1502-1507
Guillaume Briçonnet (1445 - Narbonne, December 14th 1514), archbishop (July 15th, 1507 - December 14th)
Giulio de Médici 1515-1523, cardinal and pope (Clement VII 1523-1534)
Jean of Lorraine 1524-1550, cardinal
Hippolyte d' Este, cardinal of Ferrara, 1550-1551 and 1563-1572
Francesco Pisani 1551-1563, cardinal
Simon Vigor 1572-1575
François de Joyeuse (Carcassonne, June 24th 1562 - Avignon, August 23rd 1615), archbishop (1582-1584) and cardinal.
Louis de Vervins 1600-1628
Claude de Rebé 1628-1659
François Fouquet 1659-1673
Pierre de Bonzi (Florence, April 15th 1631 - Montpellier, July 11th 1703), archbishop (1673 - 1703)

Wire of Francesco Bonzi, senator de Florence.
Bishop elected of Béziers (June 7th 1660), promoted archbishop of Toulouse (September 28th 1671), then transferred to Narbonne the March 12th 1674.
Promoted cardinal the February 22nd 1672.

Charles Legoux of Berchère 1703-1719
Rene-François de Beauvau of Rivau 1719-1739
Jean-Louis de Berton de Crillon 1739-1751
Charles-Antoine of the Rock-Aimon 1752-1762
Arthur Richard de Dillon (Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer, 1721 - London, July 5th 1806), archbishop (1763-1790). Last archbishop of Narbonne.

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