List bishops and archbishops of Spray

List of the bishops and archbishops of Spray

Established in the middle of IVe century, évêché of Embrun is set up in archbishop's palace in 794. This last for suffrageants had évêchés of Worthy, Vence, Glandève, Senez and Nice. It was added to it, in 1244, that of Fatty.

The seat archiépiscopal was retrogressed in 1790 and became évêché suffrageant of Aix. It was removed in 1802. The diocese was attached to that of Worthy.

The archbishops were princes d' Embrun, counts de Beaufort and of Guillestre.

Are bishops :

died towards 374: Holy Marcellin
374: Artemius
towards 400: Holy Jacques Ier
439: Armentaire
441 - towards 475: Ingenuus
517 : Holy Catulin
Gallican Ier , expelled by Ariens.
Holy Pallade
towards 541 - towards 549: Gallican II
towards 567: Saloine
towards 585 - towards 588: Highly skilled
614: Lopacharus
towards 630: Holy Albin
towards 650 - towards 653: Ætherius
towards 740: Vualchinus
towards 791 - 794: Marcellus

Then are archbishops :

Bernardus
829 : Agéric
towards 853 - towards 859: Aribert Ier
876 : Bermond
878 : Aribert II
886: Ermold
899 : Arnaud
900 - 916: Holy Benoit Ier
920: Holy Liberal , died during the invasion of Buckwheats.
943 - 960: Boson
towards 970: Amédée
992 : Pounce
1007 - 1010: Ismidias
towards 1016 - towards 1027: Radon
towards 1033 - 1044: Hismidon
towards 1048: Vivemne
1050 - 1054: Guinervinaire
1054 - 1055: Hugues
1055 - 1065: Viminien or Guinamand
1066 - 1077: Guillaume Ier
1077: Pierre Ier
towards 1080 - 1084: Lantelme
1105 - 1118: Benoit II
1120 - 1134: Guillaume II
1135 December -7 1169: Guillaume III of Bénévent
January 9th 1170 - 1176: Raimond Ier
towards 1177 - 1189: Pierre II Romain
1189 - 1208: Guillaume IV of Bénévent
1208 - towards 1212: Raimond II Sédu
1212 - towards 1235: Bernard Ier Chabert
1236 May -23 1245: Aimar
1246 - 1250: Humbert
1250 November -6 1261: Henri de Suse
1267 - 1275: Nickel silver
1275 - 1286: Jacques II Sérène
August 4th 1286 - 1289: Guillaume V
October 8th 1289 June -28 1294: Raimond III of Médullion
March 28th 1295 - May 1311: Guillaume VI of Mandagot
May 22nd 1311 - September 1317: Jean Ier of Puy
1319 - towards 1323: Raimond IV Robaud
September 5th 1323 - 1338: Bertrand Ier de Deaulx
January 27th 1338 December -17 1350: Pasteur de Sarrats
February 16th 1351 - 1361 or 1363: Guillaume VII of Border
1361 - 1364: Raimond V of Salg
January 8th 1364 September -5 1365: Bertrand II of Castelnau
1365 - 1366: Bernard II
1366 December -18 1378: Pierre III Ameil
1379 May 1st 1427: Michel Etienne
July 1427 September -7 1432: Jacques III Gelu
1432 January -17 1457: Jean II Girard
1457 - towards 1470: Jean III of Montmagny
towards 1470 - September 1494: Jean IV Baille
October 1494 - 1510: Rostaing d' Ancezune
1510 - 1511: Jules de Médicis , future (Pope Clement VII)
1511 - 1516: Nicolas de Fiesque (or Fieschi ), cardinal of Genoa .
1517 - 1525: François de Tournon
1526 - 1551: Antoine de Lévis of Castle-Morand
1551 June -27 1555: Balthasar de Jarente
1555: Louis of Laval of Wood-Dolphin
March 23rd 1556 February -7 1560: cardinal Robert, of Lénoncourt
1561 - July 1600: cardinal Guillaume VIII, of Avançon of Saint-Marcel
December 16th 1601 January -24 1612: Honore of Laurens
November 16th 1612 October -24 1648: Guillaume IX of Hugues
September 12th 1649 September -4 1668: Georges d' Aubusson of Feuillade
1668 November -3 1714: Charles Brûlart de Genlis
January 12th 1715 April -23 1719: François-Elie de Voyer de Paulmy d' Argenson
November 1st 1719 April -26 1724: Jean-François-Gabriel de Hénin-Liétard
July 12th 1724 November -11 1740: Pierre IV Guerin, cardinal of Tencin
January 8th 1741 - 1767: Bernardin-François Fouquet
April 19th 1767 - 1790: Pierre-Louis de Leyssin (titular nominal as an archbishop until August 26th 1801).

Finally is bishop :

April 3rd 1791 - 1793: Ignace Caseneuve , constitutional bishop.

The seat is vacant between 1792 and 1802, date of its suppression.

Sources

the LARGE ENCYCLOPEDIA inventory reasoned of sciences, the letters and arts - volume fifteenth, pages 894 and 895 - Paris (1885-1902).
the PONTIFICAL DIRECTORY , on the http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org site, in the page

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