Bishop of Condom
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The city of Condom, France was a bishopric from 1317 to 1792.
[edit] List of bishops of Condom
- 1317–1340 : Raymond de Galard
- 1340–1369 : Pierre de Galard
- 1369–1401 : Bernard Alaman
- 1401–1405 : Hugues Raimbaud
- 1405–1408 : name not known
- 1408–1418 : Aymeric Noël
- 1419–1421 : Pierre Assalbit
- 1421–1454 : Jean Coursier
- 1454–1458 : Guillaume d'Étampes
- 1461–1486 : Guy de Montbrun
- 1486–1496 : Antoine de Pompadour
- 1497–1521 : Jean Marre
- 1521–1544 : Hérard de Grossoles-Flamarens
- 1545–1564 : Charles de Pisseleu
- 1565–1569 : Robert de Gontaut-Biron
- 1570–1581 : Jean de Monluc
- 1581–1616 : Jean du Chemin
- 1616–1647 : Antoine de Coues
- 1647–1659 : Jean d'Estrades
- 1660–1668 : Charles-Louis de Lorraine
- 1669–1671 : Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
- 1671–1693 : Jacques de Goyon de Matignon
- 1693 : Mathieu-Isaure d'Hervaut
- 1693–1734 : Louis Milon
- 1735–1758 : Emmanuel de Cossé-Brissac
- 1758–1760 : Louis de Montmorency-Laval
- 1760–1763 : Étienne-Charles de Loménie de Brienne
- 1763–1792 : Alexandre-César d'Anterroches, exiled to London 15 September 1792 after the French Revolution
