Ancient Diocese of Rieux
The former French Catholic diocese of Rieux existed from 1317 until the French Revolution. It was based at Rieux-Volvestre, south-west France, in the modern department of Haute-Garonne.
It was erected by Pope John XXII, as suffragan to the archiepiscopal See of Toulouse.[1]
Bishops
- Pelfort de Rabastens (1317-1320) (Cardinal from 1320)
- Bertrand de Cardaillac (1321-1324)
- Jean I Tissandier (1324-1348)
- Durand de la Capelle (1348-1353)
- Jean-Roger or Jean II. (1353-1357)
- Pierre de Saint-Martial (1357-1371) (Cardinal)
- Jean III de Lanta (1371-1383)
- Jean IV (1383-1393)
- Thomas (1393-1404)
- Pierre Trousseau (1405-1416)
- Gaucelme du Bousquet (1416-1426)
- Hugues de Roffignac (1426-1460)
- Pierre Bonald (1460-1462)
- Geoffroy de Bazillac (1462-1480)
- Pierre d'Abzac de la Douze (1480-1487)
- Hugues d'Espagne (1487-1500)
- Bertrand d'Espagne (1500-1509)
- Louis de Valtan (1509-1517)
- Gaspart de Montpezat (1518-1521)
- Jean de Pins (1522-1537)
- Vacant (1537-1568)
- François du Bourg (1568-1575)
- Jean-Baptiste du Bourg (1575-1602)
- Jean de Bertier (1602-1620)
- Jean-Louis de Bertier (1620-1662)
- Antoine-François de Bertier (1662-1705)
- Pierre de Charrité de Ruthie (1706-1718)
- Alexandre de Johanne de Saumery (1720-1747)
- Jean-Marie de Catellan (1748-1771)
- Pierre-Joseph de Lastic Lescure (1771-1801)
Notes
Coordinates: 43°15′30″N 1°12′12″E / 43.2583°N 1.2033°E
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