List bishops then archbishops of Paris

The archbishop of Paris is one of the 23 archbishops of France. The tradition reports that the diocese was created at the 3rd century by holy Denis, and was high with the row of archdiocese on October 20th, 1622. Its suffragan dioceses, are Versailles created on November 29th, 1801 and the dioceses of Creteil, Évry-Corbeil-Essonnes, Meaux, Nanterre, Pontoise, Saint-Denis, created on October 9th, 1966. Its seat is with the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris of Paris.

The title of Duc of Saint-Cloud who gives the peerage was created in 1674 for the archbishops.

Bishops

(? - 250): Holy Denys or Denis, 1st bishop
Mallon (Mallo)
Mass (Maxe)
Marcus (Marc)
Adventus (Aventus)
Victorinus (Victorin) 344 - 346
Paulus (Paul) 360
Prudentius (Prudence) v.376-v.400
405 - 436: Holy Marcel, 9th bishop
Vivianus (Vivien)
Felix
Flavianus (Flavien)
Ursicianus (Ursicin)
Apedinus (Apédine)
Heraclius (Héracle) 511-v.525?
Probatius
Amelius * Saffarace * Eusèbe or Eusebius (towards 550)
555 - 576: Holy Germain, 20th bishop
576 - 591: Ragnemod
V.592 : Eusèbe II
Faramonde
Simplicius (Simplice) v.601
614 - 625: Holy Céraune or Céran, 25e bishop
625 - 626: Leudébert (Léodebert)
644 - 650: Audebert (Aubert)
650 - 656: Holy Landry
656 - 663: Chrotbert
Died in 664: Sigebrand
666]: Importunus
666 - 680: Agilbert (Egilbert)
690 - 692: Sigefroi
693 - 698: Turnoald
Adulphe
Bernechaire, died in 722
724 - 730: Holy Hugues
Merseidus
Fédole
Ragnecapt
Radbert
Madalbert (Maubert)
Déofroi 757-v.775
Erchanrade Ier 775-v.795
Ermanfroi 809?
Inchad 811-831
Erchanrad II, known as the Young person, 831ou832-857
Enée 858-870
Ingelvin 871-883
884 - 886: Gauzlin (death in 886)
886 - 911: Anscharic (Anschéric)
911 - 922: Théodulphe
922 - 926: Fulrade
927 - V.935: Adelhelme
937 - 941: Gauthier I (Walter)
Albericus
Constantius (C. 954?)
Garin
Rainald Ier (Renaud) 979-980
Eliziard (Lisiard) 987-989
Gislebert (Engelbert) 991-death in 992
992 - 1017: Renaud de Vendôme, bishop of Paris, Chancellor of Hugues Capet († 1017)
Azelin 1017-1020?
Francon 1020-1030
Humbert (Imbert) of Vergy (Verzy) 1030-1060
Godfrey of Boulogne (1061 - 1095)
Guillaume de Montfort (1095? - 1101)
Foulques: 1102 - 1104
1104 - 1116: Gallon
Guibert (1116 - 1123)
Etienne de Senlis (towards 1123 - 1141)
Theobald (towards 1143 - 1159)
Pierre Lombard (1159 - 1160)
Maurice de Sully (1160 - 1196)
Odo de Sully (1197 - 1208)
Pierre II of the Vault (or Nemours) (1208 - 1219)
Guillaume II of Seignelay (or D `Auxerre) (1220 - 1223)
Barthelemy 1224 - 1227
1228 - 1249: Guillaume III of Auvergne
June.1249 - 23.septembre.1249: Gauthier II of Castle-Thierry
Nice Renaud III of Corbeil 1250 - 1268
Etienne II Templier (Tempier) 1268 - 1279
Jean de Allodio 3/23/1280
Renaud IV of Hombliéres 1280-1288
Adenolfus de Anagnia v.1289
Simon Matifas de Bucy (Bussi or Bussy), 1290-1304
1304 - 1319: Guillaume de Baufet
Etienne III of Bouret 1319-1325
Hugues II Michel 1325-1332
Guillaume V of Chanac 1332-1342, died in 1348
Foulques II of Chanac 1342-1349
Audoin-Aubert 1349-1350
Pierre of Forest 1350-1352
Jean Ier de Meulent 1353-1363, transferred from the seat of Boundary-line (1353)
Etienne IV of Paris 1363-1373
Aimery de Magnac 1373-1384
Pierre IV of Orgemont 1384-1409, transferred from the head office of Thérouanne (1384)
Gerard de Montaigu 1409-1420, transferred from the head office of Poitiers (1409)
Jean Courtecuisse 1420-1421
Jean III of Rochetaillée 1421-1422, transf.p/Rouen (1422)
Jean IV of Nant, known as of Vienna, 1423-1426, transferred from the head office of Vienna (1423)
Jacques of Chastelier (Châtelier) 1427-1438
Denis of the Mill 1439-1447
Guillaume Chartier 1447-1472
1473-1492 Louis de Beaumont of the Forest
1492? - 1492? or 1493? Gerard Gobaille
1492-1502 Jean-Simon de Champigny.
1503-1519 Etienne Poncher
1519-1532 François Poncher
1532-1541 Jean of Bellay, Cardinal, transf.p/Limoges (1541)
1551-1563 Eustace of Bellay
1564-1568 Guillaume Violates
1573 - 1598: 1568 Pierre de Gondi, Card., withdrawn in 1598, died in 1616. bishop of Langres (1566-1568) then of Paris, also commendatory abbot of the abbeys Saint-Aubin of Angers, Thatch and Buzay
1598-1622 Henri de Gondi, Cardinal of Retz.

Archbishops

the diocese of Paris is high with the row of archdiocese on October 20th, 1622.

1622 - 1654: Jean-François de Gondi, 1st Archbishop of Paris.
1654 - 1662: Jean-François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal of Retz , dies in 1679.
1662 - 1664: Pierre de Marca.
1664 - 1671: Hardouin de Péréfixe de Beaumont.
1671 - 1695: François Harlay de Champvallon.
1695 - 1729: Louis Antoine de Cardinal Noailles,
1729 - 1746: Charles Gaspard Guillaume de Vintimille of the Luc.
1746 - 1746: Jacques Good-Gigault of Bellefonds (March 14th, 1746 - † on July 2nd, 1746) - old archbishop of Arles
1746 - 1781: Christophe de Beaumont of the Den
1781 - 1802: Antoine-Éléonor-Leon Leclerc de Juigné, duke of Saint-Cloud
1791 - 1793: Jean-Baptiste Gobel (constitutional bishop of Paris)

Seat archiépiscopal temporarily abolished during the French revolution

1798 - 1801: Jean-Baptiste Royer (constitutional bishop of Paris)
1802 - 1808: Jean Baptist of Belloy-Morangle, Cardinal
1810 - 1814: Jean-Sifrein Maury, Cardinal recognized, without bubbles
1817 - 1821: Alexandre Angélique of Talleyrand-Périgord, Cardinal
1821 - 1839: Hyacinthe-Louis de Quélen
1840 - 1848: Denys Auguste Affre (1793-1848), 126e bishop
1848 - 1857: Marie Dominique Auguste Sibour
1857 - 1862: François-Nicolas-Madeleine Morlot, Cardinal
1863 - 1871: Georges Darboy
1871 - 1886: Joseph-Hippolyte Guibert, Cardinal
1886 - 1908: François-Marie-Benjamin Richard of the Alder, Cardinal
1908 - 1920: Leon-Adolphe Cardinal Amette,
1920 - 1929: Louis-Ernest Dubois, Cardinal
1929 - 1940: Jean Verdier, Cardinal
1940 - 1949: Emmanuel Célestin Suhard, Cardinal
1949 - 1966: Maurice Feltin, Cardinal
1966 - 1968: Pierre Veuillot, Cardinal
1968 - 1981: Gabriel Auguste François Marty, Cardinal
1981 - 2005: Jean-Marie Lustiger, Cardinal
Since 2005: Andre Cardinal Vingttrois,

Sources

LGE, volume XXV, p 1090
Directory 1848 (Year 1849), p 27-34
Treasure of chronology, p 1462-1463

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