Bishop of Lisieux

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The bishop of Lisieux was the Ordinary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lisieux. The first known Bishop of Lisieux is Theodibandes, mentioned in connexion with a council held in 538.

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[edit] Bishops of Lisieux

[edit] To 1000

  • Theudobaudis (Theodibandes, Theudebaud, Theudobaud, Thibaud) ca. 538–ca. 549
  • Ætherius ca. 560
  • Launebaud (Launobaud) ca. 644
  • Leudebold (Léodebold) ca. 662
  • Hinchon ca. 685
  • Freculphus (825–850), a pupil of the palace school founded by Charlemagne, and author of a universal history
  • Airard (Hairard) ca. 853–ca. 880
  • Roger (Rogier) ca. 985–1022 or ca. 980–ca. 1018

[edit] 1000 to 1300

  • Robert ca. 1022–ca. 1025
  • Herbert ca. 1026–1049
  • Hugo d'Eu 1049–1077 (Rollonide)
  • Gilbert Maminot 1077–1101
  • Fulcher (Foucher) 1101–1102, - brother of Ranulf Flambard[1], sometimes named as William, and bishop from 1101[2]
  • Thomas of Lisieux - son of Ranulf Flambard[1]
  • John 1107–1141
  • Arnoul 1141–1181, statesman and writer
  • Raoul de Varneville 1182–1191 or 1192
  • Guillaume de Ruffière (Rupière) 1192–1201
  • Jourdain du Houmet (Hommet) 1202–1218
  • Guillaume Du Pont-de-L'Arche 1218–1250
  • Foulque D'Astin 1250–1267
  • Guy du Merle 1267–1285
  • Guillaume D'Asnières 1285–1298
  • Jean de Samois 1299–1302

[edit] 1300 to 1500

  • Guy D'Harcourt 1303–1336
  • Guillaume de Clermont 1336–49
  • Guillaume Guitard 1350–1358
  • Jean de Dormans 1359–1361
  • Adhémar Robert 1361–1368
  • Alphonse Chevrier 1369–1377
  • Nicolas of Oresme 1377–1382
  • Guillaume d'Estouteville 1382–1414
  • Pierre Fresnel 1415–1418
  • Mathieu Du Bosc 1418–1419
  • Branda Castiglione (Cardinal) 1420–1424
  • Zénon Castiglione 1424–1430 or 1432
  • Pierre Cauchon 1432–1442 (auch Bischof von Beauvais)
  • Pasquier de Vaux 1443–1447
  • Thomas Basin 1447–1474
  • Antoine Raguier 1475–1482
  • Etienne Blosset de Carrouges 1482–1505

[edit] From 1500

  • Jean Le Veneur (Cardinal of Tillières) 1505–1539
  • Jacques D'Annebaut (Cardinal) 1539–1558
  • Jean Hennuyer 1561–1578
  • Jean de Vassé 1580–1583
  • Anne de Pérusse Des Cars ('Escars) de Giury, O.S.B. 1589–1598 (Cardinal)
  • François Rouxel de Médavy 1600–1617
  • Guillaume du Vair 1618–1621
  • Guillaume Aleaume (Alleaume) 1622–1634 (also bishop of Riez)
  • Philippe Cospeau 1636–1646
  • Léonor I Goyon de Matignon 1646–1674
  • Léonor II Goyon de Matignon 1674–1714
  • Henri-Ignace de Brancas 1714–1760
  • Jacques Marie de Caritat de Condorcet 1761–1783
  • Jules-Basile Perron (Ferron) de La Ferronays 1783–1790

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ a b Spear "The Norman Empire and the Secular Clergy" Journal of British Studies p. 5
  2. ^ Schriber The Dilemma of Arnulf of Lisieux p. 26-27

[edit] References

  • Schriber, Carolyn Poling The Delimma of Arnulf of Lisieux: New Ideas versus Old Ideals Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press 1990 ISBN 0-253-35097-2
  • Spear, David S. "The Norman Empire and the Secular Clergy, 1066-1204" The Journal of British Studies Volume XXI Number 2 Spring 1982 p. 1-10
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