Ancient Diocese of Agde

Ancient Diocese of Agde
Cathédrale Saint-Étienne, Agde.

The former French Roman Catholic diocese of Agde existed from about the 6th century[1] to the French Revolution - the last bishop, Charles François de Saint Simon Sandricourt, was guillotined in Paris on July 26, 1794. Its see was Agde Cathedral; Agde is in the south of France, in what is now the department of Hérault. Its territory is now part of the diocese of Montpellier

Contents

Bishops

To 1000

  • Saint Venustus (Venuste) ca. 405
  • Beticus ca. 450?
  • Sophronius (Sophrone) 506
  • Leo 541
  • Pronimius (Fronime) ca. 569-ca. 585
  • Tigride 589
  • George 653
  • Wilesinde 673
  • Primus (Prime) 683
  • Justus (Just) 788, 791
  • Dagobert I. (Dagbert, Agbert) 848-872
  • Boson 885-897
  • Gerard I. 899-922
  • Stephan I. 922
  • Dagobert II. 937-948
  • Bernhard I. 949
  • Salomon I. 954-957
  • Bernhard II. 958
  • Ameil 971
  • Salomon II. 972-976
  • Armand (Arnaud) 982
  • Stephan II. 990-1034

1000 to 1300

  • Wilhelm I 1043
  • Gontier 1050-1064
  • Bérenger 1068-1098
  • Bernard Déodat 1098-1122
  • Adelbert 1123-1129
  • Raimond de Montredon 1130-1142 (also bishop of Arles)
  • Ermengaud 1142-1149
  • Bérenger II 1149-1152
  • Pons 1152-1153
  • Adhémar 1153-1162
  • Wilhelm II. 1165-1173
  • Pierre Raimond 1173-1191 or 1192
  • Raimond de Montpellier 1192-1213
  • Pierre Poulverel (Pulverel) 1214
  • Thédise 1215-1233
  • Bertrand de Saint-Just 1233-1241
  • Chrétien 1242
  • Pierre Raimond de Fabre (Fabri) 1243-1270 or 1271
  • Pierre Bérenger de Montbrun 1271-1296
  • Raimond du Puy 1296-1327 or 1331

1300 to 1500

  • Bernard Géraud (de Girard) 1332-1337
  • Guillaume Hunaud de Lanta 1337-1341 or 1342
  • Pierre de Bérail de Cessac 1342-1353 or 1354
  • Arnaud Aubert 1354 (also bishop of Carcassonne)
  • Sicard D'Ambres de Lautrec 1354-1371 (also bishop of Béziers)
  • Hugues de Montruc 1371-1408
  • Guy de Malesec 1409-1411 (administrator)
  • Philippe de Levis de Florensac 1411-1425 (also archbishop of Auch)
  • Bérenger Guilhot 1425-1426 (also archbishop of Auch)
  • Jean Teste 1426-1435 or 1436
  • Renaud de Chartres 1436-1439 (also archbishop of Reims)
  • Guillaume Charrier 1439-1440
  • Jean de Montmorin 1440-1448
  • Étienne de Roupt de Cambrai 1448-1460 or 1462
  • Charles de Beaumont 1462-1470 or 1476
  • Jacques Minutoli 1476-1490
  • Nicolas Fieschi 1490-1494 (also bishop of Fréjus)
  • Jean de Vesc 1494-1525

From 1500

  • Jean-Antoine de Vesc 1525-1530 (also bishop of Valence)
  • François Guillaume de Castelnau de Clermont-Lodève 1530-1540
  • Claude de La Guiche 1541 or 1540-1546 (also bishop of Mirepoix)
  • Gilles Bohier 1546 or 1547–1561
  • Aimery de Saint-Sévérin 1561-1578
  • Pierre de Conques
  • Bernard du Puy 1578 or ca. 1583-1601 or 1611
  • Louis de Valois 1612-1622
  • Balthazar de Budos de Portes 1622-1629
  • Fulcran de Barrès 1629-1643
  • Jean Dolce 13 June 1643-26 June 1643
  • François Fouquet 1643-1656 (also archbishop of Narbonne)
  • Louis Fouquet 1656 or 1657–1702
  • Philibert-Charles de Pas de Feuquières 1702-1726
  • Claude Louis de La Châtre 1726-1740
  • Joseph-François de Cadente de Charleval 1740-1758 or 1759
  • Ch.-Fr.-Siméon de Vermandois de Saint-Simon de Rouvroy de Sandricourt 1759-1794

Notes

  1. ^ [1], [2], [3]


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