No First Name

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[2662.0] ____, died in the house of Ademarus Aubert at Avignon, cleric of Avignon, died before May 1355: 1340

[2663.0] ____, abbot of S. Clemente Castel del Monte or Castiglione a Casauria [prov. Barletta-Andria-Trani or prov. Pescara, ITA] (dioc. Bari or Penne-Atri), predecessor of Petrus de Cortuciis, died before Feb 1346: 1341

Benefice Note: The record suggests that we are dealing with an abbot of San Clemente in the diocese of Bari. There is not now, nor, so far as we can tell, has there ever been an abbey of San Clemente in the diocese of Bari. The abbey in Castel del Monte, which is now in the diocese of Andria, but was probably in the diocese of Bari at the time, was dedicated to Santa Maria. Perhaps the best known abbey of San Clemente is in Castiglione a Casauria (prov. Pescara, historically in the diocese of Penne-Atri). The record is wrong either in its indication of the diocese or in its indication of the name the saint to whom the abbey was dedicated. The former seems more likely.

[2664.0] ____, preceptor domus S. Antonii [not found], dioc. Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA], died in Curia before Sep 1369: 1342

Benefice Note: This was a hospital dependent on Saint-Antoine-en-Viennois, a monstery of Augustinian hospitallers (dioc. Vienne). We have been unable to locate it other than that it was in the dioc. Béziers. It may have been in the city itself. A number of smaller hospitals were consolidated there in 1481, of which this may have been one. See Archives départementales de l’Hérault, Hôpitaux de Béziers (1337–1968).

[2665.0] ____, prior of S. Fulgence Bourges (OCSA) [dép. Cher, FRA] (dioc. Bourges), died before May 1371: 1343

[2666.0] ____, abbot of Madonna della Basilica (OSB) [now in Villa Santa Maria, prov. Chieti, ITA] (dioc. Chieti), died before Aug 1344: 1344

[2667.0] ____, abbot of S. Reparata Marradi (OVall) [cit. Firenze, ITA] (dioc. Faenza), died before Aug 1372: 1345

[2668.0] ____, abbot of Santa Maria di Cerrate (OSBasil) [now in Lecce, prov. Lecce, ITA] (dioc. Lecce), died before May 1346: 1346

Benefice Note: Although adminstratively in Lecce, the site of the abbey, which is of considerable interest to art historians, is located some distance from the city on a road that connects Squinzano to Casalabate. Although there is little doubt that the abbey was founded or refounded by Tancredi, king of Sicily and count of Lecce, for Orthodox monks in the 12th century, the facts that Enzensberger, “Der ordo Sancti Basilii,” does not list it among the Greek monasteries in Italy in this period and that the head of the house is called “abbot” not “archimandrite” suggest that the house may have been of the Latin rite in this period.

[2669.0] ____ Aubert, prior of Bénévent (OCSA) [now Bénévent-l’Abbaye, dép. Creuse, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), brother of Audoinus Aubert, died before Dec 1348: 1347

[2670.0] ____, prior of S. Savournin Marseille (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille), died before Dec 1342: 1348

Benefice Note: The priory of Saint-Savournin was located in the diocese of Cagliari, but was dependent on Saint-Victor in Marseille.

[2671.0] ____, abbot of the monastery of S. Gennaro [not found], dioc. ?Napoli [cit. Napoli, ITA], died ca. 1363: 1349

Benefice Note: There are numerous churches dedicated to San Gennaro in Napoli, but none, so far as we can tell, has monastic origins. There is an Abbazia di San Gennaro in Cervinara (prov. Avellino), but it does not seem to have attained abbatial status until late in the 18th century. See Parco regionale dei parteni, Abbazia di San Gennaro a Ferrari. Besides, it is today in the diocese of Benevento, and almost certainly was so in the 14th century.

[2672.0] ____, abbot of Pinerolo (OSB) [cit. Torino, ITA] (dioc. Torino), died before Jul 1373: 1350

[2673.0] ____, abbot of S. Maria di Ripalta (OCist) [now in Cerignola, prov. Foggia, ITA] (dioc. Troia), died before Apr 1346: 1351

[2674.0] ____, prior of Aurel (OClun) [dép. Drôme, FRA] (dioc. Valence-Die), died before Oct 1406: 1352

A

Aaron

[1.0] Aaron de Cayrac, knight, receiver: 97

Adam

[2.0] Adam de Easton, monk of Norwich [co. Norfolk, ENG] (dioc. Norwich), executor of Robertus Sustede (no. 1245), later cardinal: 1245

[3.0] Adam Sapiens, canon of Auxerre [dép. Yonne, FRA] (dioc. Auxerre) before 26 Jul 1383, nephew and executor of Joannes Mercier (no. 782): 782

Ademarus

[3.1] Ademarus Aubert, father of Innocent VI, ?patron/master of anonymous cleric who died in his house at Avignon (no. 1340): 1340

[4.0] Ademarus Ameil, canon and succentor of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi), secular prior of Valmoisine [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) 1313, bishop of Marseille [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1323, uncle of Bernardus Ameil, papal treasurer, died in Curia 23 Dec 1333: 1

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Ameil.

[5.0] Ademarus Austrini de Marcilhac, priest of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA], died before Sep 1388: 2

[6.0] Ademarus Chautard, commissioner: 809

[7.0] Ademarus Deodati, executor of Petrus de Froideville (no. 1047), servant of the Pinhota: 1047

[8.0] Ademarus Froterii, provost of S. Salvy Albi (OCSA) [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi), died Nov 1330: 3

[9.0] Ademarus de Lobaria, canon of Tournai [prov. Hainaut, BEL] (dioc. Tournai) before 18 Mar 1347, collector of Bourges, commissioner: 1024, 1120

[10.0] Ademarus de Ripperia, courier: 762

[11.0] Ademarus Robert, LL.D., provost of Furnes [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] (dioc. Thérouanne), bishop of Lisieux [dép. Calvados, FRA] from 1359, bishop of Arras [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] from 1368, bishop of Thérouanne [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] from 1371, archbishop of Sens [dép. Yonne, FRA] from 1376, died 25 Jan 1385: 4

[12.0] Ademarus de la Roche, archdeacon of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] (dioc. Toledo), son of Hugo de la Roche, died before Sep 1381: 5

[13.0] Ademarus de la Voulte, provost of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Apt) from 1324, bishop of Viviers [dép. Ardèche, FRA] from 1326, bishop of Valence-Die [dép. Drôme, FRA] from 1331, bishop of Viviers [dép. Ardèche, FRA] from 1337, died before Sep 1365: 6

Adjutorius

[14.0] Adjutorius, LL.D., archdeacon of Patras [pol. Pátra, per. Dytikī́ Elláda, ELL] (dioc. Patras), bishop of Veroli [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1331, died 1354: 7

Adolfus

[15.0] Adolfus de Nassau, bishop of Speyer [Land Rheinland-Pfalz, DEU] from 1371, commissioner: 830

Agapitus

[16.0] Agapitus Colonna, Lic.Decr., archdeacon of Bologna [cit. Bologna, ITA] (dioc. Bologna), bishop of Ascoli Piceno [prov. Ascoli Piceno, ITA] from 1363, bishop of Brescia [prov. Brescia, ITA] from 1369, bishop of Lisboa [dist. Lisboa, POR] from 1371, papal chaplain, cardinal, student of Petrarca, died Oct 1380: 8

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Colonna, Agapito.

Agnes

[17.0] Agnes wife of Bernardus Bartholomei, debtor: 942

Agoutus

[18.0] Agoutus de Baux, seneschal of Toulouse: 504, 537

Aimo

[19.0] Aimo de Chissey, prior of Mégèves (OSB) [now Megève, dép. Haute-Savoie, FRA] (dioc. Genève), bishop of Grenoble [dép. Isère, FRA] before 14 Jun 1388, commissioner: 755, 1162

[20.0] Aimo de Cossonay, treasurer of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] (dioc. Lausanne), bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1355, died 4 Mar 1375: 9

[21.0] Aimo de Durchia, citizen of Lyon, debtor: 357

[22.0] Aimo de Minerio, citizen of Lyon, debtor: 566

[23.0] Aimo Sechal, patriarch of Jerusalem [meh. Yerushaláyim, YSR] from 1385, papal legate, died before Nov 1408: 111, 637

[24.0] Aimo de Villersexel, archdeacon of Besançon [dép. Doubs, FRA] (dioc. Besançon), archbishop of Besançon [dép. Doubs, FRA] from 1363, died 10 Dec 1370: 10

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Villersexel.

Alanus

[25.0] Alanus, auditor of the Rota, died in Curia before Aug 1348: 11

[26.0] Alanus Angall, bishop of Quimper [dép. Finistère, FRA] from 1336, predecessor of Goffridus de Coëtmoisan (no. 417), died before 3 Oct 1352: 12

Alasia

[27.0] Alasia daughter of Barrana de Castelnau, niece and legatee of Petrus de Castelnau (no. 1024), sister of Galharda: 1024

Albertinus

[28.0] Albertinus de Alpinis de Parma, familiar of Obertus Zagno (no. 950), agent: 950

Albertus

[29.0] Albertus de Châtillon, canon of Comminges [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Comminges) before 14 Nov 1358, nephew and executor of Hugo de Châtillon (no. 615): 615

[30.0] Albertus de Lordat, archdeacon of Flavigny [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Autun), bishop of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] from 1331, predecessor of Guillelmus bishop of Mende, papal chaplain, died 1361: 13

[31.0] Albertus de Seduno, heir of Joannes de Seduno (no. 831), debtor: 831

[32.0] Albertus de Tineria, nephew of Hugo de Cros (no. 616), lord of Cortina: 616

[33.0] Albertus de Trilhia, domicellus, debtor: 678

[34.0] Albertus von Winkel, bishop of Passau [Land Bayern, DEU] from 1364, successor of Goffridus von Weisseneck (no. 422): 422

Aldibertus

[35.0] Aldibertus Galterii, debtor: 1271

[36.0] Aldibertus de Petra, holder: 873

Alelmus

[37.0] Alelmus Boitel, LL.Lic., provost of S. Dié [now Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, dép. Vosges, FRA] (dioc. Toul), archbishop of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] from 20 Jun 1380, successor of Seguinus d’Authon, predecessor of Guido de Roye, died before Sep 1381: 14

Aleramus

[38.0] Aleramus, archdeacon of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] (dioc. Burgos), bishop of León [prov. León, ESP] from 1382, predecessor of Alfonsus bishop of León, died before Aug 1403: 15

Alexander

[39.0] Alexander de Montaigu, abbot of S. Bénigne Dijon (OSB) [dép. Côte-d’Or, FRA] (dioc. Langres) before 10 Nov 1382, successor of Petrus de Combeton (no. 1034): 1034

Alfonsus

[40.0] Alfonsus, OFM, M.Theol., bishop of León [prov. León, ESP] from 1403, successor of Aleramus bishop of León (no. 15), died Feb 1429: 15

Note: Eubel adds ‘de Arnuello’ to A’s name.

[41.0] Alfonsus, bishop of Palencia [prov. Palencia, ESP] from 16 Sep 1381, died before 29 Oct 1382: 16

[42.0] Alfonsus, prior of S. Cruz Coimbra (OCSA) [dist. Coimbra, POR] (dioc. Coimbra) before 27 Mar 1353, successor of Franciscus Perez (no. 348): 348

[44.0] Alfonsus Annes, canon of Braga [dist. Braga, POR] (dioc. Braga), bishop of Silves [dist. Faro, POR] from 1313, died before 31 Jul 1331: 17

[45.0] Alfonsus Denis, M.Theol., bishop of Idanha [dist. Castelo Branco, POR] from 1346, bishop of Évora [dist. Évora, POR] from 1347, predecessor of Joannes Afonso (no. 703), successor of Martinus Afonso (no. 893), predecessor of Laurentius Rodriguez at Idanha (no. 866), died before 3 Oct 1352: 18, 893

[46.0] Alfonsus Egidii, debtor: 703

[47.0] Alfonsus Fernandi, OESA, bishop of Osma [prov. Soria, ESP] from 1354, successor of Gundisalvus bishop of Osma (no. 576): 576

[48.0] Alfonsus Frias, bishop of Beauvais [dép. Oise, FRA] (dioc. Beauvais) from 1392, successor of Gundisalvus de Bustamante (no. 578), died before Nov 1394: 578

[49.0] Alfonsus de Malobodio, canon of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] (dioc. Porto) before 26 May 1335, debtor: 26

[50.0] Alfonsus Pedro, canon of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] (dioc. Porto), bishop of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] from 1355, successor of Petrus Afonso (no. 994), died before Dec 1372: 19, 994

[51.0] Alfonsus Roderici, canon of Cadiz [prov. Cádiz, ESP] (dioc. Cadiz) before 1 Jul 1386, debtor: 579

Alphonsus

[43.0] Alphonsus, abbot of S. Facond [now in Sahagún, prov. León, ESP] (dioc. León), commissioner: 332

Alidosius

[52.0] Alidosius, archpriest of Mezzancolle [now Mezzocolle (Imola), cit. Bologna, ITA] (dioc. Imola), bishop of Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA] from 1332, died before Oct 1353: 20

Almeracius

[53.0] Almeracius Cabrespí, canon of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Lleida) before 23 Dec 1343, uncle of Joannes Cabrespí, collector of Tarragona, collector of Zaragoza: 76, 82, 153, 316, 322, 323, 346, 382, 436, 952, 1032, 1067, 1070, 1078, 1082, 1101, 1137

Alvarus

[54.0] Alvarus Perez de Viedma, archdeacon of Vasconcelos [prov. Ourense, ITA] (dioc. Ourense), bishop of Mondoñedo [prov. Lugo, ESP] from 1329, bishop of Ourense [prov. Ourense, ITA] from 1343, predecessor of Joannes de Cardaillac (no. 721), died before Jun 1351: 21

Amadeus

[55.0] Amadeus VI, count of Savoy: 1350

[56.0] Amadeus VII, count of Savoy: 1162

[57.0] Amadeus d’Amesin, prior of Belley [dép. Ain, FRA] (dioc. Belley), bishop of Belley [dép. Ain, FRA] from 1349, died before Jun 1355: 22

[58.0] Amadeus Digne, OSB, bishop of Grasse [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1349, debtor: 509

[59.0] Amadeus Saluzzo, cardinal chamberlain: 643

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Saluzzo.

Amalricus

[60.0] Amalricus Augier, prior of Espira-de-l’Agly (OCSA) [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), papal chaplain, died in Curia before Dec 1364: 23

Amalvinus

[61.0] Amalvinus de Roquelaure, abbot of S. Victor Marseille (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille) from 1340, successor of Gilbertus de Cantobre at S. Victor (no. 407), predecessor of Stephanus de Plantières at S. Victor, died in Curia Sep 1348: 24

Amanevus

[62.0] Amanevus de Apta de Lamothe, canon of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux), archbishop of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1351, successor of Bernardus de Cassis (no. 166), predecessor of Philippus Gaston (no. 1131), ?relative of Petrus de Lamothe, ?relative of Galhardus de Lamothe, died 27 Jun 1360: 25, 27, 166, 1068, 1182

[63.0] Amanevus d’Armagnac, canon of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse), first archbishop of Auch [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1262, died 11 Sep 1318: 26

[64.0] Amanevus de Cassis, LL.D., canon of Bayeux [dép. Calvados, FRA] (dioc. Bayeux), archbishop of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1347, successor of Petrus de Luc (no. 1068), predecessor of Bernardus de Cassis (no. 166), papal chaplain, papal familiar, died before 17 Sep 1348: 27, 166, 1068

[65.0] Amanevus de Farges, bishop of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1314, predecessor of Deodatus Rotbaldo at Agen (no. 274), collector of Agen, died before 20 Apr 1357: 28

[66.0] Amanevus de Leone, canon of Dax [dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Dax) before 23 Dec 1329, debtor: 372

[67.0] Amanevus de Ramefort, commissioner: 1024, 1060

Amblardus

[68.0] Amblardus, abbot of S. Chaffre (OSB) [now in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille, dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy) before 6 Feb 1358, successor of Bernardus abbot of S. Chaffre (no. 157): 157

[69.0] Amblardus de Bellomonte, domicellus, lord of Grenoble, debtor: 1162

Amelius

[70.0] Amelius, abbot of S. Michel de Cuxa (OSB) [now in Codalet, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), died before 31 Jan 1357: 29

[71.0] Amelius Cabirolli, preceptor of the Hospital of S. André d’Albignac [not found], dioc. Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA], predecessor of Bertrandus Folcoadi, died before Nov 1375: 30

[72.0] Amelius de Lautrec, OCSA, provost of Belmont d’Aveyron [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), archdeacon of Lezat [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse), abbot of S. Sernin Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) 1321 to 1327, bishop of Castres [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1326, rector of the March of Ancona, died 3 Dec 1337: 31, 1024, 1083, 1120

Andreas

[73.0] Andreas, bishop of Arezzo [prov. Arezzo, ITA] before 12 May 1355, died before Dec 1367, commissioner: 32, 650

[74.0] Andreas, OP, bishop of Beograd [pod. Beograd, SRB] from 1322, died before 1330: 33

[75.0] Andreas, provost of Poznan [woj. Wielkopolskie, POL] (dioc. Poznan), bishop of Poznan [woj. Wielkopolskie, POL] from 1347, bishop of Schwerin [Land Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, DEU] from 1348, died in Curia in Jan 1357: 34

[76.0] Andreas, archpriest of Aversa [prov. Caserta, ITA] (dioc. Aversa), bishop of Sora [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1358, successor of Angelus de Ricasolis (no. 51), died before 23 Dec 1364: 35, 646

[77.0] Andreas, abbot of S. Andrea Vercelli [prov. Vercelli, ITA] (dioc. Vercelli) before 21 Jan 1351, commissioner: 477, 887

[78.0] Andreas, abbot of Pomposa (OSB) [now in Codigoro, prov. Ferrara, ITA] (dioc. Ravenna), died before May 1360: 36

[79.0] Andreas Advocati, prior of the secular church of SS. Joannes et Reparata Lucca [prov. Lucca, ITA] (dioc. Lucca), bishop of Como [prov. Como, ITA] from 1357, died in Curia in Sep 1361: 37

[80.0] Andreas Airaud de Chanac, abbot of La Chaise-Dieu (OSB) [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Clermont) before 9 Dec 1378, successor of Guillelmus de Ulmo (no. 569): 569, 1143

[81.0] Andreas Capuano de Amalfi, commissioner: 121

[82.0] Andreas Contarini, doge of Venice: 268

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Contarini.

[83.0] Andreas Dotto, bishop of Chioggia [cit. Venezia, ITA] from 1322, patriarch of Grado [prov. Gorizia, ITA] from 1337, died before Mar 1351: 38

[84.0] Andreas Figuli, Lic.Decr., rector of Brigne [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers) before 18 Sep 1403, subcollector of Nantes: 823, 1091

Note: It is possible that the subcollector of Nantes, not otherwise identified, in 1381 (no. 823) is not the same as Andreas, subcollector of Nantes in 1403 (no. 1091).

[85.0] Andreas Frédol, abbot of S. Afrodise Béziers (OSB) [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers) from 1317, executor and nephew of Berengarius Frédol, died before Sep 1344: 39

[86.0] Andreas Ghini Malpigli, bishop of Arras [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] from 1329, bishop of Tournai [prov. Hainaut, BEL] from 1334, cardinal priest of the title of S. Susanna Roma [cit. Roma, ITA] (dioc. Roma) from 1342, died at Perpignan 2 Jun 1343, spoils-incidence – Tournai: 40

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Malpigli.

[87.0] Andreas de Groleya, papal squire of honor, domicellus of Lyon, messenger: 132, 442

[88.0] Andreas de Languisel, provost of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), died 25 Nov 1341: 41

[89.0] Andreas Martini, bishop of Perugia [prov. Perugia, ITA] from 1354, successor of Franciscus Graziani (no. 338), died 16 Jul 1390: 338

[90.0] Andreas Perez Navarro, dean of Córdoba [prov. Córdoba, ESP] (dioc. Córdoba), bishop of Córdoba [prov. Córdoba, ESP] from 1363, died 14 Sep 1372: 42

[91.0] Andreas de Perusio, OFM, M.Theol., bishop of Gravina [cit. Bari, ITA] from 1343, died before 3 Mar 1346: 43

[92.0] Andreas Peyral, preceptor domus S. Antonii [not found], dioc. Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA], died before Sep 1394: 44

Benefice Note: This was a hospital dependent on Saint-Antoine-en-Viennois, a monstery of Augustinian hospitallers (dioc. Vienne). We have been unable to locate it other than that it was in the dioc. Béziers. It may have been in the city itself. A number of smaller hospitals were consolidated there in 1481, of which this may have been one. See Archives départementales de l’Hérault, Hôpitaux de Béziers (1337–1968).

[93.0] Andreas Saonis, executor of Robertus de Mandagot (no. 1242): 1242

[94.0] Andreas Seri Sari, canon of Sorrento [cit. Napoli, ITA] (dioc. Sorrento), archbishop of Sorrento [cit. Napoli, ITA] from 1341, died before Jun 1348: 45

[95.0] Andreas di Todi, prior of S. Agostino di Fossano [now in Fossano, prov. Cuneo, ITA] (dioc. Torino) before 27 Dec 1348, prior of S. Paolo all’Orto (OCSA) [now in Pisa, prov. Pisa, ITA] (dioc. Pisa) before 19 Nov 1349, bishop of Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA] before 6 Nov 1354, papal nuncio, collector of Tuscania, commissioner: 48, 214, 254, 277, 281, 311, 344, 350, 355, 364, 458, 528, 690, 816, 875, 922, 1090, 1124, 1226

[96.0] Andreas della Torre, archbishop of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] from 1368, successor of Guido Scettem (no. 446), died before Dec 1377: 446

[97.0] Andreas de Verulis, papal scribe: 33

Androinus

[98.0] Androinus de la Roche, abbot of Cluny [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Mâcon) before 8 Oct 1356, papal nuncio, commissioner: 854, 1230

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Roche, Androin de la.

Benefice Note: Cluny was situated in the territory of the diocese of Mâcon, but it was exempt from episcopal jurisdiction. The present bishop of Autun(–Chalon-sur-Saône–Mâcon–Cluny) holds the title of abbot of Cluny.

Anglicus

[99.0] Anglicus Grimoard, bishop of Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1362, later cardinal: 295

Angelicus

[100.0] Angelicus Raynerii, OESA, debtor: 131

Angelus

[101.0] Angelus, abbot of S. Maria Crispiano (OSBasil) [prov. Taranto, ITA] (dioc. Taranto), died before May 1346: 46

[102.0] Angelus, abbot of S. Maria de Crypta (OSB) [now physically in Vitulano, but adminstratively in Foglianise, prov. Benevento] (dioc. Benevento), predecessor of Jacobus abbot of S. Maria de Crypta, died Aug 1368: 47

Benefice Note: The monastery in this period was associated with the Humiliati, but they had adopted the Benedictine rule, and the house was quite wealthy. The ruins of the monastery are substantial, referred to locally as ‘S. Maria in Grupits’ (Wikipedia).

[103.0] Angelus, magister, layman of Foligno, debtor: 428

[104.0] Angelus Acciaioli, OP, bishop of Aquila [prov. L’Aquila, ITA] from 1328, bishop of Firenze [cit. Firenze, ITA] from 1342, bishop of Montecassino [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1355, died 4 Oct 1357: 48

[105.0] Angelus Acciaioli, archdeacon of Reggio [?prov. Reggio Emilia, ITA] (dioc. Reggio), bishop of Ventimiglia [prov. Imperia, ITA] from 1348, bishop of Tricarico [prov. Matera, ITA] from 1350, archbishop of Patras [pol. Pátra, per. Dytikī́ Elláda, ELL] from 1365, successor of Bartholomeus archbishop of Patras, predecessor of Paulus patriarch of Constantinople (no. 968), died before 20 Oct 1367: 49

Benefice Note: We have not found a source that specifies of which Reggio A. was archdeacon. Emilia (prov. Reggio Emilia, ITA) seems slightly more likely, granted that his first episcopate was also in the north, but Calabria (cit. Reggio Calabria, ITA) is also possible, granted his subsequent benefices.

[106.0] Angelus Geoli, stationer of Avignon: 453

[107.0] Angelus, bishop of Grosseto [prov. Grosseto, ITA] from 1334, successor of Angelus de Porta Sola (no. 50), died Feb 1349: 50

[108.0] Angelus Galega, papal sergeant-at-arms, debtor: 40

[109.0] Angelus de Porta Sola, OP, bishop of Sulcis [prov. Sud Sardegna, ITA] from 1325, bishop of Grosseto [prov. Grosseto, ITA] from 1330, predecessor of Angelus bishop of Grosseto, died 22 Feb 1334: 50

[110.0] Angelus dei Ricasoli, canon of Cambrai [dép. Nord, FRA] (dioc. Cambrai), bishop of Sora [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1355, bishop of Aversa [prov. Caserta, ITA] from 6 Mar 1357, bishop of Firenze [cit. Firenze, ITA] from 1370, bishop of Faenza [prov. Ravenna, ITA] from 1387, bishop of Arezzo [prov. Arezzo, ITA] from 1391, successor of Jacobus bishop of Sora (no. 646), predecessor of Andreas bishop of Sora (no. 35), died in 1403, spoils-incidence – Sora: 51

Note: Despoiled upon his translation to Aversa. The statement in Case no. 51 that he was the deceased bishop of Aversa in 1357 is an error in the register. See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Ricasoli.

[111.0] Angelus Tavernini, beneficiary of Nicolaus bishop of Penne and Atri (no. 920), treasurer of the Patrimony: 131, 920

Annequinus

[112.0] Annequinus, domicellus, captain of the castle of Sofinberg: 938

Anselmus

[113.0] Anselmus de Chantemerle, bishop of Rennes [dép. Ille-et-Vilaine, FRA] from 1389, successor of Antonius de Louvier (no. 59), died 1 Sep 1427, petitioner: 59

[114.0] Anselmus de Glandèves, canon of Pignans (OCSA) [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus), bishop of Glandèves [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1309, predecessor of Jacobus de Monasteriis, died before 24 Feb 1328: 52, 305

[115.0] Anselmus de Miolans d’Urtières, abbot of S. Rambert (OClun) [now in Saint-Rambert-in-Bugey, dép. Ain, FRA] (dioc. Lyon) from 1341, died 22 Jun 1361: 53

Antonius

[116.0] Antonius, abbot of Fontfroide Narbonne (OCist) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne), bishop of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1341, successor of Jacobus Colonna (no. 661), died before Aug 1348, commissioner: 54, 357

[117.0] Antonius, OFM, archbishop of Saloníkī [now pol. Thessaloníkī, per. Kentrikī́ Makedonía, ELL], bishop of Malta [reġ. Tramuntana, MAL] from 19 Aug 1370, died at Genova 1370: 55

[118.0] Antonius, abbot of Saint-Polycarpe (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) before 5 Jan 1384, successor of Petrus de Castroparro (no. 1025): 1025

[119.0] Antonius de Alpitato, canon of Valencia [prov. Valencia, ESP] (dioc. Valencia) before 29 Aug 1348, commissioner: 1197

[120.0] Antonius de Avise, condominus of the castle of Avise (Aosta), debtor: 1162

[121.0] Antonius de Bocha, papal master usher, creditor: 991

[122.0] Antonius Boutaric, papal procurator fiscal: 637

[123.0] Antonius des Collell, archdeacon of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona), bishop of Mallorca [prov. Illes Balears, ESP] from 1349, successor of Berengarius Batle (no. 146), died before Nov 1361: 56, 146

[124.0] Antonius Draconis de Valencia, cleric of Pavia [prov. Pavia, ITA] (dioc. Pavia) before Oct 1348, papal scribe, died before Oct 1348: 57

[125.0] Antonius de Ferrariis, bishop of Lecce [prov. Lecce, ITA] from 1373, successor of Robertus bishop of Lecce (no. 1238), died before May 1384: 1238

[126.0] Antonius de Fontenac, papal courier: 221

[127.0] Antonius de Fremajariis, archbishop of Colossi [presumably now pol. Ródos, per. Notíou Aigaíou, ELL] from 1376, died before May 1425: 1321

Benefice Note: There is not now nor, so far as we can tell, has there ever been a place called Colossi in Rodos. The name may be synedoche with the Colossus of Rodos, a way to distinguish the city name from that of the island, coupled with confusion and perhaps transfer with a change in gender of Colossae (near Honaz in modern Turkey).

[128.0] Antonius Gasqui, subcollector of Maguelonne: 59

[129.0] Antonius de Ispania, frater, debtor: 128

[130.0] Antonius di Lorenzo, secular abbot of the church of S. Simeone de Carrilano [?now in Frattaminore, cit. Napoli, ITA] (dioc. Aversa), died in Curia before Feb 1375: 58

Benefice Note: We were unable to find Carrilano, but San Simeone parish in Frattimore seems a likely successor.

[131.0] Antonius de Louvier, bishop of Rennes [dép. Ille-et-Vilaine, FRA] from 1386, bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1389, successor of Petrus de Vernols (no. 1119), predecessor of Petrus Adémar, predecessor of Anselmus de Chantemerle, scholasticus of Angers, died 24 Oct 1405: 59

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Louvier.

[132.0] Antonius Malabayla, merchant of Asti: 131

[133.0] Antonius Martins, dean of Córdoba [prov. Córdoba, ESP] (dioc. Córdoba) before 27 Nov 1372, subcollector of Córdoba: 42

[134.0] Antonius Orso, bishop of Fiesole [cit. Firenze, ITA], bishop of Firenze [cit. Firenze, ITA] from 1310, died July 1322: 60

[135.0] Antonius de Ponte, banker of Asti: 1027, 1199, 1284

[136.0] Antonius de Sesto, buyer: 1189

Archambaldus

[137.0] Archambaldus, abbot of Tournus (OSB) [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Chalon-sur-Saône), bishop of Tulle [dép. Corrèze, FRA] from 1348, successor of Geraldus at Tournus (no. 385), successor of Petrus d’Aigrefeuille, died 26 Feb 1361, debtor: 61, 162, 385

[138.0] Archambaldus, legatee of Elias de Donzenac (no. 296), viscount of Comborn: 296

Argentina

[139.0] Argentina, widow of Galeotus Malaspina, sister-in-law of Guillelmus Malaspina, debtor: 361

Armandus

[140.0] Armandus de Gretuilla, canon of Cerisano [prov. Cosenza, ITA] (dioc. Cosenza) before 16 Mar 1354, commissioner: 340

[141.0] Armandus Jausserand, collector of Tours, collector of Sens, collector of Rouen, clerk of the Camera: 4, 14, 550, 668, 782, 1085

[142.0] Armandus de Mirmand, prior of S. Gemma (OSB) [now Sainte-Gemme, dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Saintes), died before Aug 1343: 62

[143.0] Armandus de Narcès, dean of Chartres [dép. Eure-et-Loir, FRA] (dioc. Chartres), dean of Gaye (OClun) [dép. Marne, FRA] (dioc. Troyes) in 1323, archbishop of Aix [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1329, successor of Radulphus dean of Gaye (no. 1160), brother of Bertrandus de Narcès, papal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died 21 Jul 1348: 63, 1160

[144.0] Armandus de Vernovo, bishop of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] in 1324, successor of Bertrandus de Languisel (no. 225), died before Jun 1324: 225

Arnaldus

[145.0] Arnaldus, bishop of Troia [prov. Foggia, ITA] from 1322, died before 27 Jun 1332: 64

[146.0] Arnaldus, abbot of S. Maria de Bouillas (OCist) [now in Pauilhac, dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch), died Jan 1347: 65

[147.0] Arnaldus, abbot of l’Aumône [now in Beauce-la-Romaine, dép. Loir-et-Cher, FRA] (dioc. Blois), abbot of Santa Maria del Gualdo Mazzocca (OSB) [now in San Bartolomeo in Galdo, prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento) from 1363, died 9 Dec 1374: 66

[148.0] Arnaldus, abbot of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 18 Nov 1361, successor of Raymundus de Argentico (no. 1177): 1177

[149.0] Arnaldus, abbot of S. Pere de Rodes (OSB) [now in El Port de la Selva, prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona) probably as early as 12 May 1356, died 1358: 67

[150.0] Arnaldus, abbot of Sainte-Marie de Noyers (OSB) [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours), died before Jun 1352: 68

[151.0] Arnaldus André, archdeacon of Lunas [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), provost of Agde [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Agde), successor as collector of Joannes de Garrigue (no. 747), collector of Bordeaux, collector of Aragon, collector of Narbonne, died before Aug 1386: 69, 94, 106, 148, 360, 378, 412, 467, 507, 695, 747, 777, 932, 1025, 1030, 1092, 1108, 1173, 1240, 1275

[152.0] Arnaldus Aubert, LL.Lic., bishop-elect of Agde [dép. Hérault, FRA] in 1354, bishop of Carcassonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 14 Nov 1354, archbishop of Auch [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1357, successor of Gilbertus de Jean at Carcassonne (no. 410), predecessor of Goffridus de Veyrols at Carcassonne (no. 421), predecessor of Joannes Roger at Auch, nephew of Innocent VI, papal chamberlain (1361-1371), died 11 Jun 1371: 20, 39, 70, 335, 446, 461, 667, 812, 835, 845, 921, 982, 998, 1049, 1234, 1323, 1349

Note: A. is referred to by his initials ‘AA’ in most of the references to him. See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Aubert, Arnaud.

[153.0] Arnaldus de Banardo, brother and heir of Vitalis de S. Petro de Lavardaco (no. 1335), hostiarius: 1335

[154.0] Arnaldus Barbazano, OCSA, canon of Pamiers [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Pamiers), bishop of Pamplona [prov. Navarre, ESP] from 1318, died Nov 1355: 71

[155.0] Arnaldus Barrau, prior of Épargnes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Saintes) before 10 Feb 1361, commissioner: 370

[156.0] Arnaldus Beraldi, lord of Sayssac (Cahors), commissioner: 789

[157.0] Arnaldus Bernard, knight, debtor: 687

[158.0] Arnaldus Bernard de la Pérarède, J.U.Prof., dean of S. Etienne de Tescou Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Montauban) from 1329, archbishop of Aix [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1348, patriarch of Alexandria [muḥ. El Eskenderiya, MIS] from 1361, grand-nephew and executor of Bertrandus du Pouget, papal chaplain, administrator of Montauban, died 1 Sep 1368, spoils-incidence – Montauban: 72

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Bernard de la Pérarède.

[159.0] Arnaldus de Bernolio, commissioner: 834

[160.0] Arnaldus de Borda, prior of S. Aubin [now in Roquelaure-Saint-Aubin, dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Lectoure) before Mar 1371, commissioner: 1076

[161.0] Arnaldus de Brunhano, debtor: 372

[162.0] Arnaldus de Brusaco, abbot of S. Sofia Benevento (OSB) [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento), archbishop of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] from 1332, uncle of Guillelmus de Brusaco, died at Maguelonne 20 Jan 1344: 73, 915

[163.0] Arnaldus de Caraygue, canon of Castelnaudary [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Papoul) before 2 May 1371, dean of Castelnaudary [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Papoul) before 16 Feb 1380, died before Jul 1386, commissioner: 74, 1099, 1189

[164.0] Arnaldus de Caucina, collector of Hungary, collector of Poland, scholasticus of Kraków, died 28 Oct 1371, spoils-incidence – Kraków, commissioner: 75, 691, 1103

[165.0] Arnaldus Cescomes, archdeacon in the diocese of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP], bishop of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] from 1327, archbishop of Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP] from 1334, predecessor of Sancius Lopez de Ayerbe at Tarragona (no. 1269), brother of Petrus de Cumbis, died 9 Sep 1346: 76

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Cescomes.

[166.0] Arnaldus de Condomia, treasurer of Vich [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Vich) before 30 Dec 1393, subcollector of Vich: 496

[167.0] Arnaldus Costolani, commissioner: 126

[168.0] Arnaldus de Fabrègues, OP, papal nuncio, of Cyprus: 115, 1083

[169.0] Arnaldus de Falguière, abbot of Gaillac (OSB) [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi), predecessor of Guillelmus abbot of Gaillac, died before Sep 1361: 77

[170.0] Arnaldus Fredeti, OP, bishop of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1309, chaplain and confessor to Clement V, died 31 May 1329: 78

[171.0] Arnaldus Gavin, canon of Saintes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Saintes) before 4 May 1372, successor as collector of Vitalis Vassal (no. 1337), collector of Saintes, commissioner: 91, 102, 196, 606, 1041, 1337

[172.0] Arnaldus de Gretuilla, commissioner: 260

[173.0] Arnaldus de Greylero, prior of Novy-lès-Moines [now in Novy-Chevrières, dép. Ardennes, FRA] (dioc. Reims) before 9 Jul 1372, commissioner: 625

[174.0] Arnaldus Guillaume, abbot of S. Volusien Foix (OCSA) [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Pamiers) ca. 1371, successor of Bernardus Martin (no. 181), died before Aug 1375: 79, 181

[175.0] Arnaldus Guillaume de Barta, OCSA, canon of Auch [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch), bishop of Lectoure [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1346, bishop of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1350, died Nov 1354: 80

[176.0] Arnaldus de Lagrelleyra, debtor: 435

[177.0] Arnaldus de Laro, domicellus, secretary of the king of France, governor of the royal citadel of Montpellier: 79

[178.0] Arnaldus de Lavardenchis, provost of Saint-Justin [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch), died in Curia Sep 1327: 81

[179.0] Arnaldus Len, canon of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Lodève) before 3 Jul 1363, commissioner: 484

[180.0] Arnaldus de Lordat, sacristan of Urgell [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Urgell), bishop of Urgell [prov. Lleida, ESP] from 1326, bishop of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] from 3 Oct 1341, died 3 May 1346, spoils-incidence – Urgell, Tortosa: 82

Note: Despoiled upon his translation to Tortosa, and again after his death. See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Lordat.

[181.0] Arnaldus de Molières, J.U.D., executor of Raymundus de Laval (no. 1205), papal secretary, officialis of the Curia, died Oct 1361: 83, 576, 1205

[182.0] Arnaldus de Monredondo, bishop of Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] from 1335, died 21 Nov 1348: 84

[183.0] Arnaldus de Montrial, domicellus, debtor: 1219

[184.0] Arnaldus Paladier, treasurer of Bartholomeus Peyroni (no. 127): 127

[185.0] Arnaldus de Pallières, prior of Valentine Venezia [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Comminges) before 1 May 1351, collector, commissioner: 54

[186.0] Arnaldus de Peyrat, canon of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Agen) before 31 May 1380, successor as collector of Sancius Vaquier (no. 1270), collector of Auch: 70, 144, 185, 554, 613, 1002, 1013, 1054, 1076, 1127, 1138, 1156, 1270

[187.0] Arnaldus de Planzolis, debtor: 462

[188.0] Arnaldus de Puyana, OCSA, prior of Saint-Avit-Sénieur [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), bishop of Pamplona [prov. Navarre, ESP] from 1310, died at Toulouse 15 Dec 1316: 85

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Puyana.

[189.0] Arnaldus de Quimballo, D.Decr., bishop of Famagusta [epa. Ammochṓstou (Gazimağusa), KYP] from 1365, bishop of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1379, successor of Guillelmus de Durfort (no. 510), predecessor of Petrus Villain de Paris (no. 1122), brother of Guillelmus de Quimballo, successor of Leodegarius de Nabinaud (no. 868), died at Toulouse 2 Apr 1382: 86, 868

[190.0] Arnaldus Rocelli, heir of Guillelmus Bernard (no. 489): 489

[191.0] Arnaldus de la Roche, debtor: 1016

[192.0] Arnaldus Roger de Comminges, abbot of Lombez (OCSA) [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Lombez), first bishop of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1317, bishop of Clermont [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] from 1328, predecessor of Jacobus Colonna (no. 661), died in Curia before Jul 1336: 87

[193.0] Arnaldus de Roset, canon of Asti [prov. Asti, ITA] (dioc. Asti), bishop of Asti [prov. Asti, ITA] from 1327, died before May 1348, commissioner: 88, 389

[194.0] Arnaldus Rouiard, OFM, M.Theol., archbishop of Salerno [prov. Salerno, ITA] from 1321, brother of Bernardus Rouiard (no. 193), died ca. 1334: 193

[195.0] Arnaldus de Savarico, subcollector of Tarbes (Auch), died before Apr 1408, spoils-incidence – Tarbes: 89

[196.0] Arnaldus de Sercimoniis, LL.Lic., subcollector of Pamiers: 1189

[197.0] Arnaldus Sterela, scribe of the Penitentiary, died in Curia Nov 1354: 90

[198.0] Arnaldus de Thorono, abbot of S. Genis des Fontaines (OSB) [now in Saint-Génis-des-Fontaines, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne) before 22 Dec 1362, proctor of Vitalis de Blanco (no. 1333): 294, 1268

[199.0] Arnaldus Tisonis, dean of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] (dioc. Angoulême), died before Nov 1372: 91

[200.0] Arnaldus de la Trémouille, D.Decr., prior of S. Giovanni nei Monti Bologna (OCSA) [cit. Bologna, ITA] (dioc. Bologna), bishop of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1377, successor of Guillelmus de Prohins (no. 551), predecessor of Bertrandus de Maumont, died 24 Oct 1394: 92

[201.0] Arnaldus de Verdale, dean in the diocese of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA], bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1339, successor of Pictavinus de Montesquiou (no. 1137), papal chaplain, died 23 Dec 1352, commissioner: 3, 26, 78, 81, 93, 112, 119, 175, 202, 369, 372, 432, 665, 963, 1014, 1016, 1073, 1094, 1095, 1137, 1178, 1217

[202.0] Arnaldus de Vernols, collector of Burgos: 318, 725, 1265, 1305

[203.0] Arnaldus de Villari, secular abbot of S. Paul Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne), bishop of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1361, bishop of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1363, successor of Joannes de Cojordan (no. 730), successor of Guillelmus bishop of Alet (no. 454), died Dec 1384, commissioner: 94, 611, 730

[204.0] Arnaldus de Villeneuve, papal scribe, died in Curia Mar 1361: 95

[205.0] Arnaldus de Villeneuve, knight, debtor: 239, 557

Arnulphus

[206.0] Arnulphus Marcellini, treasurer of Campagna [prov. Salerno, ITA] (dioc. Campagna) ?before 1339, canon of Embrun [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] (dioc. Embrun), substituted for/successor of Petrus Gasqui (no. 1050), rector of Benevento, died before 21 Jan 1345, spoils-incidence – Benevento, commissioner: 73, 96, 464, 799, 925, 1050, 1201

Note: He is listed as a vice-rector of Benevento in 1340 (Case no. 464).

Artaudus

[207.0] Artaudus de Milano, bishop of Grasse [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1378, died 1 Nov 1410, commissioner: 1042

Astorgius

[208.0] Astorgius, abbot of S. Michel de Cuxa (OSB) [now in Codalet, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), died before Sep 1379: 97

Aubricus

[209.0] Aubricus Raoul de Lingonis, collector of Lyon, collector of Vienne, primicerius of Verdun: 10, 124, 387, 533, 540, 566, 595, 728, 730, 764, 822, 827, 879, 1162

Audebertus

[210.0] Audebertus de Gorses, canon of Bourges [dép. Cher, FRA] (dioc. Bourges) before 22 May 1371, collector of Bourges, collector of Limoges, died Sep 1371: 98, 1343

[211.0] Audebertus de Sauso, provost of Pignans [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) before 11 May 1380, buyer: 1189

Audoinus

[212.0] Audoinus de Acra, predecessor as treasurer of Petrus Mansiaulanhi, treasurer of the Comtat-Venaissin, died before Apr 1374: 99

[213.0] Audoinus Aubert, brother and heir of ____ Aubert (no. 1347): 1347

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Aubert, Audoin.

Augerius

[214.0] Augerius de Osserano, archdeacon of Bierzo [now El Bierzo (comarca), prov. León, ESP] (dioc. Astorga) before 5 Nov 1351, papal nuncio, collector of Castile, collector of León: 21, 247, 267, 276, 332, 883, 983, 1038, 1124, 1326

[215.0] Augerius de Pozolis, commissioner: 26

Augustinus

[216.0] Augustinus, abbot of S. Salvatore (OSB) [now in San Salvatore Telesino, prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Telese), died before Apr 1361: 100

[217.0] Augustinus Tinacii de Florentia, OESA, bishop of Narni [prov. Terni, ITA] from 1343, died before Feb 1367: 101

Austencius

[218.0] Austencius de S. Columba, OFM, M.Theol., bishop of Sarlat [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1361, died before 2 Oct 1370: 102

Aymericus

[219.0] Aymericus, abbot of Limoges (OSB) [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges) before 1 Oct 1361, successor of Elias du Puy (no. 301): 301

[220.0] Aymericus, abbot of Aurillac (OSB) [dép. Cantal, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Flour), predecessor of Petrus abbot of Aurillac, died Apr 1362: 103

[221.0] Aymericus de Chambarlhac, executor of Philippus Gaston (no. 1131): 1131

[222.0] Aymericus Charierras, canon of Cambrai [dép. Nord, FRA] (dioc. Cambrai) before 20 Jun 1348, commissioner: 987

[223.0] Aymericus Chatti de la Joussac, cantor of S. Martin Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) before 13 Apr 1358, bishop-elect of Volterra [prov. Pisa, ITA] in 1358, bishop of Bologna [cit. Bologna, ITA] from 1361, bishop of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] from 1371, died 10 Nov 1390, buyer: 104, 214, 727, 938

[224.0] Aymericus de la Garde, treasurer of Braga [dist. Braga, POR] (dioc. Braga) before 5 Mar 1364, abbot of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 9 Feb 1404, successor of Petrus at Psalmody (no. 990): 990, 1297

[225.0] Aymericus Gaucelme, brother and heir of Bernardus Gaucelme (no. 173): 173

[226.0] Aymericus Guenaud, bishop of Auxerre [dép. Yonne, FRA] from 1332, archbishop of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] from 1339, died before Jan 1343: 105

[227.0] Aymericus Guitardi, guardian, debtor: 442

[228.0] Aymericus Hugues de Chassagne (Chassanh), J.U.Prof., prior of Vatan [dép. Cher, FRA] (dioc. Bourges), bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1361, successor of Gilbertus de Mendagaches at Lodève (no. 412), ?uncle of Joannes Hugues, uncle of Bertrandus de Chassanh, auditor of the Rota, died 24 Apr 1370: 106, 412

[229.0] Aymericus de Laval, canon of Nicosia [epa. Leukōsías, KYP] (dioc. Nicosia) before 19 Nov 1372, commissioner: 868

[230.0] Aymericus de Martello, legatee of Geraldus Roger (no. 400), knight: 400

[231.0] Aymericus de Mercato, D.Decr., archdeacon of S. Antoine, i.e. Saint-Antonin [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), died after 5 Jan 1405: 107

Benefice Note: There were four archdeacons in the cathedral of Rodez, one of whose jurisdiction was described as Saint-Antonin, a name that survives in the commune of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val. See Bion de Marlavagne, Histoire du bienheureux François d’Estaing 48 n. 1 (online).

[232.0] Aymericus de Murat, abbot of Brantôme (OSB) [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), died 17 Oct 1352: 108

[233.0] Aymericus Pellicier, canon of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi), sacristan of the secular church of S. Jean Perpignan [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne) before 20 Mar 1372, excecutor of Guillelmus Berilhonis (no. 488), collector of Toulouse, died in Curia early in 1389: 54, 72, 86, 109, 167, 181, 250, 259, 274, 280, 295, 359, 398, 421, 486, 488, 503, 510, 536, 676, 687, 792, 801, 802, 838, 896, 1027, 1076, 1099, 1140, 1165, 1172, 1189, 1196, 1219, 1222, 1251, 1294

[234.0] Aymericus de Peyrac, abbot of Moissac (OClun) [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Cahors) before 4 Nov 1387, died before 11 Jan 1407, debtor: 110, 170

[235.0] Aymericus de Quarto, archdeacon of Aosta [reg. Valle d’Aosta, ITA] (dioc. Aosta), bishop of Aosta [reg. Valle d’Aosta, ITA] from 1361, died 24 Jul 1372: 111

[236.0] Aymericus de Rochefort, abbot of Sorèze (OSB) [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Lavaur), died 14 Jan 1327: 112

[237.0] Aymericus de Sabalhano, heir of Canhardus bishop of Couserans (no. 255): 255

Ayquelinus

[238.0] Ayquelinus de Blaye, archdeacon of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] (dioc. Angoulême), bishop of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] from 1328, uncle of Ayquelinus Tabarias, died before 25 Feb 1363: 113

[239.0] Ayquelinus Malavolti, canon of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] (dioc. Siena), bishop of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1351, died 1 Jan 1371: 114

[240.0] Ayquelinus Tabarias, canon of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] (dioc. Angoulême) before 27 Jul 1363, nephew and executor of Ayquelinus de Blaye (no. 113): 113

Aysilia

[241.0] Aysilia, the lady of Godet, creditor: 243

Azzolinus

[242.0] Azzolinus de Malavoltis, bishop of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1351, died 1 Jan 1371: 1133

B

Balduinus

[243.0] Balduinus, bishop of Famagusta [epa. Ammochṓstou (Gazimağusa), KYP] no earlier than 1306, predecessor of Marcus de Salexinis, died before May 1327: 115

[244.0] Balduinus von Lützelburg, archbishop of Trier [Land Rheinland-Pfalzm DEU] from 1308, predecessor of Boemundus de Saraponte, died 21 Jan 1354: 116

[245.0] Balduinus Richard, sealbearer of the auditor of the Camera: 34, 90, 174, 263, 319, 339, 419, 451, 514, 598, 622, 675, 720, 745, 774, 818, 828, 940, 941, 974, 1102, 1147, 1313, 1340

Barlaam

[246.0] Barlaam Prenisti, monk of Terreti [cit. Reggio Calabria, ITA] (dioc. Reggio), archimandrite of S. Maria di Terreti (OSBasil) [now in Reggio di Calabria, cit. Reggio Calabria, ITA] (dioc. Reggio), predecessor of Romanus abbot of S. Maria de Molochio, died before 21 Feb 1369: 117

Barnabas

[247.0] Barnabas, bishop of Osma [prov. Soria, ESP] from 1329, predecessor of Gundisalvus bishop of Osma (no. 576), died before Nov 1348: 576

[248.0] Barnabas Malaspina, bishop of Luni [prov. La Spezia, ITA] from 1363, bishop of Penne and Atri [prov. Pescara, ITA] from 1374, archbishop of Pisa [prov. Pisa, ITA] from 1380, died 7 Nov 1380: 118

Barrana

[249.0] Barrana de Castelnau, sister and legatee of Petrus de Castelnau (no. 1024), mother of Alasia, mother of Galharda: 1024

Bartholomeus

[250.0] Bartholomeus, last abbot of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Alet), first bishop of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1318, predecessor of Guillelmus de Alsona (no. 475), died 30 May 1333: 119

[251.0] Bartholomeus, OP, archbishop of Patras [pol. Pátra, per. Dytikī́ Elláda, ELL] from 1363, predecessor of Angelus Acciaioli (no. 49), successor of Bonjoannes (archbishop-elect) at Patras (no. 251), died before Sep 1365: 700

[252.0] Bartholomeus, bishop of Termoli [prov. Campobasso, ITA], died before Dec 1352: 120

[253.0] Bartholomeus, abbot of S. Pietro della Canonica Albi (OSB) [prov. Salerno, ITA] (dioc. Amalfi), died before Jul 1354: 121

[254.0] Bartholomeus, abbot of S. Giorgio Venezia (OSB) [cit. Venezia, ITA] (dioc. Castello), predecessor of Geraldus de Puyfaucon, died before 16 Nov 1357: 122

[255.0] Bartholomeus Berbignerii, commissioner: 709

[256.0] Bartholomeus Blanqueti, viceclavarius of Bartholomeus Grassi (no. 126): 126

[257.0] Bartholomeus de Boscario, uncle of Peyronetus de Boscario, papal commensal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died Oct 1361: 123

[258.0] Bartholomeus Cadorcii, commissioner: 80

[259.0] Bartholomeus de Cuino, D.Decr., abbot of S. Martin Ainay (OSB) [dép. Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Lyon) from 1333, predecessor of Guillelmus de Onciato, died 1361: 124

[260.0] Bartholomeus Gaillard, canon of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) before 2 Mar 1345, executor of Bartholomeus Grassi (no. 126), commissioner: 126, 995

[261.0] Bartholomeus Galmari, canon of Torres [prov. Sassari, ITA] (dioc. Torres), archbishop of Torres [prov. Sassari, ITA] from 1349, predecessor of Didacus de Navasquez at Torres (no. 275), papal nuncio in Sardegna, papal nuncio in Corsica, died 7 Sep 1352, commissioner: 125, 275, 976

[262.0] Bartholomeus Grassi, bishop of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] from 1318, predecessor of Joannes d’Arpadelle, patron/master of Petrus de Tornavia, died 5 Mar 1340: 126

[263.0] Bartholomeus de Lancilla, son of Simon de Lancilla, brother of Nascius de Lancilla, nephew of Philippus de Lancilla (no. 1133), debtor: 1133

[264.0] Bartholomeus de Lausuta, lector of Aosta (OP) [reg. Valle d’Aosta, ITA] (dioc. Aosta) before 5 Mar 1375, commissioner: 682

[265.0] Bartholomeus Peyroni, OCarm, M.Theol., bishop of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] from 1384, died before Sep 1408: 127

[266.0] Bartholomeus Reginaldi, debtor: 687

[267.0] Bartholomeus de Rivo, monk, hostelarius, and director of works of La Chaise-Dieu [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Clermont) before 9 Jan 1376: 743

[268.0] Bartholomeus Sanchez, archdeacon of Medinaceli [prov. Soria, ESP] (dioc. Sigüenza), died before Feb 1375: 128

[269.0] Bartholomeus Sanchez de Visper, layman, commissioner, debtor: 576, 849

[270.0] Bartholomeus de Sauceto, OFM, bishop of Forli [prov. Forlì-Cesena, ITA] from 1351, died before 14 Jul 1372: 129

[271.0] Bartholomeus de Vassinhaco, papal familiar, security: 505

[272.0] Bartholomeus di Virgilio, OFM, bishop of Jerusalem [meh. Yerushaláyim, YSR], administrator of Tarragona, died 28 Oct 1397, spoils-incidence – Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP]: 130

Bartoletus

[273.0] Bartoletus de Cassarmis de Placentia, commissioner: 192

Bartolus

[274.0] Bartolus Bardi, OESA, bishop of Spoleto [prov. Perugia, ITA] from 1320, died before Sep 1348: 131

Baudetus

[275.0] Baudetus Renaudin du Chesne, canon of Reims [dép. Marne, FRA] (dioc. Reims), papal secretary, scribe and abbreviator of papal letters, died between 14 Jul and 26 Aug 1383: 132

Bego

[276.0] Bego de Châteauneuf, canon of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), bishop of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] from 1366, keeper of the papal library, died before 11 Oct 1388: 133

Begotus

[277.0] Begotus de Costa, papal sergeant-at-arms, messenger: 1151

Belinus

[278.0] Belinus de Champlico, M.Med., canon of Novara [prov. Novara, ITA] (dioc. Novara), rector of Saint-Christophe-à-Berry [dép. Aisne, FRA] (dioc. Soissons), physician to cardinals Annibaldus de Ceccano and Petrus Bertrand and to Pope Clement VI, died in Curia Oct 1348: 134

Beltramus

[279.0] Beltramus Monaldeschi, bishop of Orvieto [prov. Terni, ITA] from 1328, successor of Guido de Nobilibus (Farnese) at Orvieto (no. 440), predecessor of Raymundus de Chameyrac at Orvieto (no. 1187), nephew of Monaldus Monaldeschi (no. 915), died before Mar 1346, debtor: 915

Beltraminus

[280.0] Beltraminus Paravicini, bishop of Chieti [prov. Chieti, ITA] from 1336, bishop of Como [prov. Como, ITA] from 1339, bishop of Bologna [cit. Bologna, ITA] from 1340, advocate in the Curia, died before Oct 1350: 135

Bencivenna

[281.0] Bencivenna de Auximo, archpriest of San Paolo [prov. Rimini, ITA] (dioc. Rimini) before 25 May 1355, commissioner: 1225

Benedictus

[282.0] Benedictus, bishop of Guardialfiera [prov. Campobasso, ITA], died before Apr 1346: 136

[283.0] Benedictus, OP, bishop of Sorra [prov. Sassari, ITA] from 1344, bishop of Chioggia [cit. Venezia, ITA] from 1348, bishop of Pola [žup. Istarska, HRV] from 1353, died before 17 Apr 1360: 137

[284.0] Benedictus, archdeacon of Capua [prov. Caserta, ITA] (dioc. Capua), archbishop of Salerno [prov. Salerno, ITA] from 1334, predecessor of Rogerius Sanseverino, died before 23 May 1347: 138

[285.0] Benedictus, rector of S. Maria di Castro Vedi [not found], dioc. Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA], died in 1370: 139

[286.0] Benedictus, OServ, nephew of Marcholinus bishop of Fossombrone (no. 888), debtor: 888

[287.0] Benedictus de Asnago, OP, M.Theol., bishop of Como [prov. Como, ITA] from 1328, died 9 Oct 1339: 140

[288.0] Benedictus de Consule, collector of Palermo: 905

[289.0] Benedictus de Facifeis, scribe of the Penitentiary, died Jul 1375: 141

[290.0] Benedictus Jeyceline, prior, curate, or perpetual vicar of the parochial church of Saint-Germain-l’Herm [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), died before Nov 1393: 142

[291.0] Benedictus Jonnson, cleric of Uppsala, debtor: 309

[292.0] Benedictus da Piemonte, monk of Montecassino [prov. Frosinone, ITA] (dioc. Montecassino) before 29 Feb 1344, holder: 1201

[293.0] Benedictus de Pretorio, canon of Aire [dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Aire) before 3 Apr 1388, commissioner: 784

[294.0] Benedictus de Solerio, rector of Gandesa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tortosa), papal chaplain of honor, died at Tortosa before 1402: 143

Berengarius

[295.0] Berengarius, canon of Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), archdeacon of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Lodève), bishop of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1361, predecessor of Pontius de Villemur at Couserans (no. 1156), died 17 Oct 1362: 144, 1156

[296.0] Berengarius, abbot of Ripoll (OSB) [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Vich), died before Feb 1411: 145

[297.0] Berengarius, prior of the chapter of Castres [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Castres) before Jan 1375, commissioner: 1221

[298.0] Berengarius de Ampiaco, commissioner: 877

[299.0] Berengarius Batle, bishop of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] from 1320, bishop of Mallorca [prov. Illes Balears, ESP] from 1332, successor of Guido de Terrena (no. 447), predecessor of Antonius des Collell (no. 56), predecessor of Guido de Terrena (no. 447), died 1 Nov 1349: 146

[300.0] Berengarius Blasin, rector of Servian [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers) before 31 Oct 1344, bishop of Lucca [prov. Lucca, ITA] from 1349, treasurer of the Patrimony, treasurer of the Duchy of Spoleto, died 12 Jan 1368: 126, 131, 147, 178, 651, 816, 1048, 1191, 1259, 1320, 1348

[301.0] Berengarius de Cruillas, precentor of Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona), bishop of Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] from 1348, died 25 Jul 1362: 148

[302.0] Berengarius Frédol, uncle of Andreas Frédol (no. 39), cardinal, testator: 39

[303.0] Berengarius Gaillard, almoner of the Pinhota, frater, died in Curia before May 1341: 149

[304.0] Berengarius Grégoire, dean of Nicosia [epa. Leukōsías, KYP] (dioc. Nicosia) before 3 Dec 1366, collector of Cyprus: 208, 868

[305.0] Berengarius Guillelmi, lord of Clermont, debtor: 227

[306.0] Berengarius de Landorra, master general (OP), archbishop of Compostela [prov. A Coruña, ESP] from 1317, died ? 1329, commissioner: 150, 1279

[307.0] Berengarius Maynardi, OCist, bullator of papal letters, died before Apr 1342: 151

[308.0] Berengarius d’Olargues, canon of Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne), auditor of the Rota, died before Jul 1331: 152

[309.0] Berengarius de Petrapercussa, knight of Valencia, debtor: 618

[310.0] Berengarius de Prats, bishop of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] from 1310, died 19 Feb 1340: 153, 161

[311.0] Berengarius Ribalta, receiver: 130

[312.0] Berengarius de Rieria, abbreviator of apostolic letters, Died in Curia, drowned in the Durance Apr 1403: 154

Bernardinus

[313.0] Bernardinus de Rovedis, canon of Tortona [prov. Alessandria, ITA] (dioc. Tortona) before 27 Mar 1349, commissioner: 57, 887, 934

Bernardus

[314.0] Bernardus, archdeacon of Mazzara [prov. Trapani, ITA] (dioc. Mazzara), bishop of Ploaghe [prov. Sassari, ITA] from 1361, archbishop of Torres [prov. Sassari, ITA] from 1368, archbishop of Cagliari [cit. Cagliari, ITA] from 1369, collector of Sardegna, collector of Corsica, died at Barcelona 5 Aug 1399, commissioner: 155, 1330

[315.0] Bernardus, archdeacon of Venosa [prov. Potenza, ITA] (dioc. Venosa), bishop of Rapolla [prov. Potenza, ITA] from 1316, died before 21 Aug 1330: 156

[316.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Maria de Arbona (OCist) [now in Manoppello, prov. Pescara, ITA] (dioc. Chieti) before mid 1362, successor of Jacobus abbot of S. Maria de Arbona (no. 649): 649

[317.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Maria Amer (OSB) [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona) before 29 Jan 1369, creditor: 148

[318.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Chaffre (OSB) [now in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille, dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy) before 31 Jul 1333, predecessor of Amblardus abbot of S. Chaffre, died before Mar 1357, debtor: 157, 223

[319.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Victorián de Arasanz (OSB) [now near El Pueyo de Araguás, prov. Huesca/Uesca, ESP] (dioc. Huesca) from 5 May 1363, successor of Simon abbot of S. Victorián de Arasanz (no. 1280): 1280

Benefice Note: This is probably the royal monastery of San Victorián, dedicated to founder of the Benedictines in Spain, and perhaps the successor of his monastery of San Martín de Asán.

[320.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Volusien Foix [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Pamiers) before 10 Apr 1347, successor of Pontius Ferral (no. 1148): 1148

[321.0] Bernardus, abbot of Conques (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), died before Jul 1386: 158

[322.0] Bernardus, abbot of S. Pierre Nant (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Vabres) before 24 Apr 1346, successor of Fredolus abbot of S. Pierre de Nant (no. 358): 358

[323.0] Bernardus, count of Astarac, debtor: 26

[324.0] Bernardus de Abbate, archdeacon of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Mirepoix) before 26 Nov 1352, provost of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Mirepoix) before 6 Apr 1357, collector of Narbonne: 93, 171, 176, 182, 342, 375, 410, 449, 475, 518, 605, 615, 1010

[325.0] Bernardus d’Aigrefeuille, OClun, B.Decr., prior of S. Martin des Champs Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), bishop of Viviers [dép. Ardèche, FRA] from 1376, died before 11 Aug 1382: 159

[326.0] Bernardus Alanyani, collector of Tarragona, collector of Zaragoza: 188, 346

[327.0] Bernardus de Altsiaco, provost of Pezilla de la Rivière [now Pézilla-la-Rivière, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), papal chaplain of honor, died 1393: 160

[328.0] Bernardus Ameil, archdeacon of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi) before 13 Jan 1338, nephew and executor of Ademarus Ameil (no. 1): 1

[329.0] Bernardus Amorosi, rector of Moussoulens [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 13 Nov 1324, commissioner: 1094

[330.0] Bernardus André, commissioner: 227

[331.0] Bernardus de Angulo, LL.Lic., judge of Rodez, procurator fiscal of Rodez: 597

[332.0] Bernardus de l’Arcine, chaplain of S. Michel in the church of S. Hilaire [now in Poitiers, dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers) before 1 Aug 1327, commissioner: 372

[333.0] Bernardus de Aurenca, beneficiary of Joannes François (no. 744), papal master usher: 744

[334.0] Bernardus de Barbarano, prior of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tortosa), died before Apr 1329: 161

[335.0] Bernardus Bartholomei, of Avignon, debtor: 942

[336.0] Bernardus de Bellomonte, heir of Dalphinus de Marquefave (no. 266), condominus of Latrape (Rieux): 266

[337.0] Bernardus Benguerii, subcollector of Rodez: 211

[338.0] Bernardus de Bonval, bishop of Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA] from 1366, commissioner: 324

[339.0] Bernardus de Borea, merchant of Oloron: 372

[340.0] Bernardus de Broscereto, prior of S. Esprit [now in Bayonne, dép. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FRA] (dioc. Dax) before 28 Dec 1358, commissioner: 179, 1033

[341.0] Bernardus de Bossiacis, prior of S. Marie de Cassan (OCSA) [now in Roujan, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers) before 23 Apr 1330, successor of Bertrandus de Béziers (no. 215): 215

[342.0] Bernardus le Brun, dean of Le Puy [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy), bishop of Le Puy [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] from 1327, bishop of Noyon [dép. Oise, FRA] from 1342, bishop of Auxerre [dép. Yonne, FRA] from 1347, predecessor of Petrus de Cros at Auxerre, died 29 Oct 1349: 162

[343.0] Bernardus Bruni, papal grossator, died in Curia May 1348: 163

[344.0] Bernardus de Bugneto, canon of Marseille [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille), died in Curia before Oct 1381: 164

[345.0] Bernardus Cabanerii, subcollector: 826, 1145

[346.0] Bernardus de Cabaretis, merchant of Narbonne: 56

[347.0] Bernardus Carit, canon of Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), archdeacon of Eu [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Rouen) before 19 Aug 1344, archdeacon of S. Séverin Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), canon of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Rouen) before 10 Nov 1358, canon of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona) before 22 Jan 1359, bishop of Evreux [dép. Eure, FRA] from 1376, collector of Sens, collector of Rouen, died Aug 1383: 40, 105, 165, 203, 527, 712, 726, 733, 738, 953, 993, 1004

[348.0] Bernardus de Cassis, LL.B., canon of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux), archbishop of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1348, successor of Amanevus de Cassis (no. 27), predecessor of Amanevus de Apta de Lamothe (no. 25), died before Sep 1351, commissioner: 27, 166, 795, 1068

[349.0] Bernardus de Castelnau, abbot of Aniane (OSB) [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Maguelonne), bishop of Saint-Papoul [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1370, died 12 May 1375: 167

[350.0] Bernardus de Caulasone, archdeacon of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), papal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died intestate in Curia before Apr 1354: 168

[351.0] Bernardus de Caunalhor, debtor: 126

[352.0] Bernardus de Chameyrac, debtor: 372

[353.0] Bernardus de Champeriis, chamberlain of the monastery of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne), died May 1371: 169

[354.0] Bernardus de Crudeliis, governor of Sardegna: 275

[355.0] Bernardus Danrocha, canon of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges) before 16 May 1329, commissioner: 400

[356.0] Bernardus Fabrefortis, heir of Guillelmus de Cardaillac (no. 503), debtor: 503

[357.0] Bernardus Fabri, prior of S. Martin des Champs Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), prior of S. Marie la Daurade Toulouse (OClun) [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) by 1372, died before Nov 1387: 170

[358.0] Bernardus Fabri, almoner of S. Victor Marseille [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille) before 28 Jul 1350, successor of Raymundus Renouard (no. 1218): 1218

[359.0] Bernardus de Farges, bishop of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] in 1306, archbishop of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] from 1306, archbishop of Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1311, predecessor of Gasbertus de Laval at Narbonne (no. 374), nephew of Clement V, died Jul 1341: 171

[360.0] Bernardus Faycheti, canon of Pamiers [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Pamiers) before 20 Jun 1336, debtor: 654

[361.0] Bernardus Folcaud, archdeacon in the diocese of Huesca [prov. Huesca/Uesca, ESP], bishop of Huesca [prov. Huesca/Uesca, ESP] from 1362, bishop of Pamplona [prov. Navarre, ESP] from 1364, predecessor of Martinus de Zalva, papal commensal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died 7 Jun 1377: 172

[362.0] Bernardus Fornier, succentor of Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) before 28 Nov 1343, receiver: 617

[363.0] Bernardus Gaucelme, brother of Aymericus Gaucelme, buyer for the papal kitchen, died in Curia between 29 Dec 1357 and 6 Feb 1359: 173

[364.0] Bernardus Girardi, confessor of Joannes d’Agout (no. 702), debtor: 702

[365.0] Bernardus de Grumigen, priest of the diocese of Kammin [pow. Kamień, POL], died in Curia Jan 1361: 174

[366.0] Bernardus Gui, OP, inquisitor of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA], bishop of Tuy [prov. Pontevedra, ESP] from 1323, bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1324, died 30 Dec 1331: 175

[367.0] Bernardus Hugues, heir of Guillelmus de Cardaillac (no. 503), debtor: 503

[368.0] Bernardus Hugues Fournier (or de Sainte-Arthémie), D.Decr., prior of Sabonères Sabonnères (OCSA) [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Lombez) from 1342, bishop of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] from 1346, brother of Guillelmus Fournier de Marcossay (no. 517), successor of Petrus Seguier (no. 1101), died at Avignon before Jul 1348: 176, 1101

[369.0] Bernardus Joannis, notary of the Rota, died in Curia Jan 1361: 177

[370.0] Bernardus du Lac, LL.D., rector of Olonzac [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Pons-de-Thomières) before 25 Oct 1339, archdeacon of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), canon of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), bishop of Viterbo [prov. Viterbo, ITA] from 1344, rector of the Patrimony of S. Peter in Toscania, died Sep 1346, commissioner: 140, 178, 453, 915, 996

[371.0] Bernardus de Lamo, legatee of Antonius des Collell (no. 56): 56

[372.0] Bernardus de Lipasse, archdeacon of Aunis [former prov. now divided between northern dép. Charente-Maritime and southern dép. Deux-Sèvres, FRA] (dioc. Saintes), canon of Bayonne [dép. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FRA] (dioc. Bayonne), bishop of Dax [dép. Landes, FRA] from 1327, nephew of Guillelmus Piere Godin, successor of Garsias Arnaldi de Caupenne (no. 372), uncle of Guinbaldus de Coupona, papal chaplain, died in the Sinai Desert before Nov 1350: 179, 372

[373.0] Bernardus de Maloduno, Lic.Decr., proctor of Raymundus Foucault (no. 1195): 295

[374.0] Bernardus Marchesii, vestiarius of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 1403, died 1403: 180

Benefice Note: A vestiarius is not necessarily an ecclesiastical officer, but in this context it seems likely that he was.

[375.0] Bernardus Martin, abbot of S. Volusien Foix (OCSA) [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Pamiers) before 1371, successor of Pontius abbot of S. Volusien de Foix (no. 1140), predecessor of Arnaldus Guillaume (no. 79), died Aug 1371: 181, 1140

[376.0] Bernardus Martin, agent: 687

[377.0] Bernardus Matthei, canon of Bourges [dép. Cher, FRA] (dioc. Bourges) before 20 May 1396, beneficiary of Stephanus Audibert (no. 1292): 1292

[378.0] Bernardus Maynard de Stephanotio, abbot of S. Pierre Caunes-Minervois (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) from 1339, died before Mar 1355: 182

[379.0] Bernardus Michaelis, died in Curia before Sep 1361: 183

[380.0] Bernardus de Monterotundo, heir of Geraldus de Pouzillac (no. 399): 399

[381.0] Bernardus de Monteto, OFM, bishop of Sagona [dép. Corse-du-Sud, FRA] from 1343, died before Feb 1355: 184

[382.0] Bernardus de Mornac, M.Theol., abbot of Fontfroide Narbonne (OCist) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne), bishop of Aire [dép. Landes, FRA] from 1354, bishop of Tarbes [dép. Hautes-Pyrénées, FRA] from 1361, died before Aug 1374: 185, 613

[383.0] Bernardus de Neudan, LL.D., Lic.Decr., canon of Beauvais [dép. Oise, FRA] (dioc. Beauvais), treasurer of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) in 1340, papal chaplain, administrator of Tarentaise, auditor of the Rota, died before May 1347, spoils-incidence – Tarentaise: 186

[384.0] Bernardus de Nexonio, archdeacon of Antwerpen [prov. Antwerpen, BEL] (dioc. Cambrai), clerk of the Camera, died in Curia Aug 1361: 187

[385.0] Bernardus Oliveri, OESA, M.Theol., bishop of Huesca [prov. Huesca/Uesca, ESP] from 1337, bishop of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] from 1345, bishop of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] from 1346, died 14 Jul 1348: 188

[386.0] Bernardus de Olivis, legatee of Antonius des Collell (no. 56): 56

[387.0] Bernardus de Péret, canon of Agde [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Agde) before 10 Jul 1330, commissioner: 1094, 1095

[388.0] Bernardus de Petenchis, cellarer of Bonnefont Comminges [dép. Hautes-Pyrénées, FRA] (dioc. Comminges) before 13 Jun 1337, commissioner: 87

[389.0] Bernardus Puiol, stablemaster of Benedict XII: 126

[390.0] Bernardus du Puy, clavarius of Noves, robbery victim: 1111

[391.0] Bernardus de Quimballo, debtor: 687

[392.0] Bernardus de Quitania, chamberlain of Raymundus de Farges, died before Jul 1349: 189

[393.0] Bernardus Raffata, priest of Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP], died before Nov 1375: 190

[394.0] Bernardus Raymundi, almoner of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] before 10 May 1348: 39, 667

[395.0] Bernardus Rebolli, prior of SS. Antonius et Andreas Roma [cit. Roma, ITA] (dioc. Roma), died before Nov 1368: 191

[396.0] Bernardus Ridolfi de Florentia, merchant: 918

[397.0] Bernardus de Rodes, LL.Lic., canon of Beauvais [dép. Oise, FRA] (dioc. Beauvais) before 2 Aug 1358, archdeacon of Les Vaux [dép. Lot, FRA] (dioc. Cahors), archbishop of Napoli [cit. Napoli, ITA] from 1368, auditor of the Camera, died before 14 Nov 1377: 66, 192, 1310

Note: Commissioned together with Gaucelmus de Deux and the officialis of Barcelona (not indexed) in Case no. 1310.

[398.0] Bernardus Rouiard, archdeacon of Saintes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Saintes), bishop of Arras [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] from 1316, predecessor of Petrus de Chappes at Arras, brother of Arnaldus Rouiard, auditor of contradicted letters, died in Curia before 29 Oct 1320: 193

[399.0] Bernardus de Sabalhano, heir of Canhardus bishop of Couserans (no. 255): 255

[400.0] Bernardus Sabaterii, perpetual vicar of S. Maria de Mari Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona), died before Jul 1375: 194

[401.0] Bernardus de la Salle, captain of men at arms in Italy: 955

[402.0] Bernardus de S. Stephano, archdeacon of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), bishop of Uzès [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1371, papal notary, papal familiar, died before Jul 1374: 195

[403.0] Bernardus de Sault, cantor of Compostela [prov. A Coruña, ESP] (dioc. Compostela), bishop of Saintes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] from 1362, predecessor of Elias Lestrange, died before 1 Mar 1381: 196

[404.0] Bernardus Sayseti, subcollector of Pamiers: 280

[405.0] Bernardus de Scossaco, archdeacon of Cerdanya [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Urgell), registrar of papal letters, died in Curia Jun 1357: 197

Benefice Note: Cerdanya is a comarca and former county.

[406.0] Bernardus de Serris, prior of Sigottier (OSB) [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] (dioc. Gap), died Mar 1375: 198

[407.0] Bernardus de Sistre, canon of S. Hilaire [now in Poitiers, dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), archdeacon of Canterbury [co. Kent, ENG] (dioc. Canterbury), papal nuncio in England, died 1343: 199

[408.0] Bernardus Stephani, uncle of Joannes Stephani, papal notary, courier, died in Curia before Sep 1361: 200, 611

[409.0] Bernardus Suardelli, debtor: 275

[410.0] Bernardus Tardieu, dean of Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Alet), died by 1334: 201

[411.0] Bernardus de Taxeriis, prior of S. Denis Montpellier [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Maguelonne) before 18 Nov 1329, commissioner: 1016

[412.0] Bernardus de la Tour, abbot of Saint-Papoul (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Papoul), first bishop of Saint-Papoul [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1317, died 27 Dec 1317: 202

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Tour.

[413.0] Bernardus Vallesii, subcollector of Barcelona: 574, 677, 678

[414.0] Bernardus de Valon, domicellus of Cahors, creditor: 721

[415.0] Bernardus la Vergne, canon of Auxerre [dép. Yonne, FRA] (dioc. Auxerre), subcollector of Auxerre, died before Mar 1375: 203, 1004

[416.0] Bernardus Zafon, treasurer of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] (dioc. Toledo), bishop of Cuenca [prov. Cuenca, ESP] from 1362, died 1372: 204

Bertrandus

[417.0] Bertrandus, bishop of Alife [prov. Caserta, ITA] from 1348, died before 10 Nov 1361: 205

[418.0] Bertrandus, OP, archbishop of Brindisi [prov. Brindisi, ITA] from 1319, died before 6 Dec 1333: 206

[419.0] Bertrandus, provost of Senez [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] (dioc. Senez), bishop of Senez [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1317, second predecessor of Bertrandus jr. bishop of Senez, died Dec 1345: 207

[420.0] Bertrandus jr., bishop of Senez [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1358, second successor of Bertrandus bishop of Senez (no. 207): 207

Note: Bertrandus jr. was actually the third of that name who was bishop of Senez in this period. The man despoiled here was Bertrandus I. He was succeeded by Bertrandus II, who held the see from 9 Jan 1346 until his death before 1 Jun 1358 when this Bertrandus was appointed. See Eubel.

[421.0] Bertrandus, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 22 Nov 1349, commissioner: 518

[422.0] Bertrandus, abbot of S. Michel de Cuxá [now in Codalet, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne) before 30 Oct 1358, successor of Raymundus abbot of S. Michel de Cuxá (no. 1170): 1170

[423.0] Bertrandus, abbot of Sixt [now in Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, dép. Haute-Savoie, FRA] (dioc. Genève) before 17 May 1344, commissioner: 731

[424.0] Bertrandus, monk of Beaulieu [co. Hampshire, ENG] (dioc. Winchester), abbot of Beaulieu Nicosia (OCist) [epa. Leukōsías, KYP] (dioc. Nicosia) from 1370, predecessor of Petrus de Rivoforcato, died before Nov 1371: 208

[425.0] Bertrandus, prior of Saint-Gilles (OHosp) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), abbot of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) from 1339, predecessor of Raymundus de Argentico (no. 1177), died before 25 Jul 1348: 209

[426.0] Bertrandus de Asserio, nephew of Geraldus abbot of Tournus (no. 385): 385

[427.0] Bertrandus Auriacho, executor of Petrus de Rochefort (no. 1094): 1094

[428.0] Bertrandus de Bariolis, master of the works of Arles [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Arles), died before Apr 1334: 210

[429.0] Bertrandus Barrerie, commissioner: 454

[430.0] Bertrandus de Barreyra, abbot of Conques (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), predecessor of Raymundus abbot of Conques, died before Mar 1368: 211

[431.0] Bertrandus de Baux, prior of Bollène (OCSA) [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux), died 1344, murderer: 212

[432.0] Bertrandus Bérenger, abbot of S. Tiberi (OSB) [now in Saint-Thibéry, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Agde), bishop of Sarlat [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1324, died Apr 1330: 213

[433.0] Bertrandus Besauduni, canon of Toulon [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Toulon), archbishop of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] from 1349, predecessor of Guido Scettem (no. 446), died before 13 Apr 1358: 214

[434.0] Bertrandus de Béziers, prior of S. Marie de Cassan (OCSA) [now in Roujan, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), predecessor of Bernardus de Bossiacis, died 1329: 215

[435.0] Bertrandus Bonifacii, preceptor of Milano (OSAnt) [cit. Milano, ITA] (dioc. Milano), died before Nov 1405, spoils-incidence – probably Milano: 216

[436.0] Bertrandus de Cardaillac, bishop of Rieux [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] from 1321, bishop of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] from 1324, uncle of Marquisius de Cardaillac, died 13 Feb 1366: 217

[437.0] Bertrandus de Cardaillac, bishop of Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1357, uncle of Joannes de Cardaillac (no. 721), died before 16 Jun 1361: 218

[438.0] Bertrandus de Castanier, collector of Toulouse: 54, 250, 259, 274, 280, 792, 838, 896, 1172, 1251, 1294

[439.0] Bertrandus de Castronovo, archbishop-elect of Taranto [prov. Taranto, ITA] in 1348, archbishop of Salerno [prov. Salerno, ITA] from 1349, archbishop of Embrun [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1364, bishop of Viviers [dép. Ardèche, FRA] from 1365, died before Mar 1372: 219

[440.0] Bertrandus de Champignac, canon of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), brother of Petrus de Champignac, died Dec 1384: 220

[441.0] Bertrandus de Chassanh, nephew and executor of Aymericus Hugues de Chassagne (Chassanh) (no. 106), father of Hugo de Chassanh, died before Mar 1375: 106

[442.0] Bertrandus de Cosnac, prior of Brive [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges) before 6 May 1348, bishop of Comminges [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] before 2 Jan 1361, commissioner: 88, 95, 527, 762, 913, 1222

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Cosnac.

[443.0] Bertrandus de Coviarengis, dean of S. Pierre Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Avignon) before Apr 1389, debtor: 109

[444.0] Bertrandus Dalmacii, butcher, creditor: 702

[445.0] Bertrandus de Déaux, executor of Ligus da Orvieto (no. 872), cardinal: 872

[446.0] Bertrandus de Deux, prior of Sumène (OCSA) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), bishop of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1342, died at Montefiascone Jul 1348: 221

[447.0] Bertrandus Evrard, agent: 268

[448.0] Bertrandus Folcoadi, preceptor of the Hospital of S. André d’Albignac [not found], dioc. Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] before Nov 1375, successor of Amelius Cabirolli (no. 30): 30

[449.0] Bertrandus Gasqui, provost of Pignans (OCSA) [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) before 9 Feb 1339, predecessor of Guigo provost of Pignans (no. 452), successor of Rostagnus Alziaci (no. 1257), died before Aug 1345: 222, 1257

[450.0] Bertrandus Guinerii, nephew of Martinus de Gérard (no. 896): 896

[451.0] Bertrandus d’Héracle, prior of S. Enimie (OSB) [now in Gorges du Tarn Causses, dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), died before Jul 1333: 223

[452.0] Bertrandus Jordani, commissioner: 507

[453.0] Bertrandus Lacombe, commissioner: 680, 899

[454.0] Bertrandus la Lana, priest of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA], died in Curia before Feb 1375: 224

[455.0] Bertrandus de Languisel, bishop of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1280, predecessor of Armandus de Vernovo, died 8 Jan 1323: 225

[456.0] Bertrandus Malsang, abbot of Montmajour (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Arles) before 19 Oct 1298, died 16 Aug 1316: 226

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Malsang.

[457.0] Bertrandus de Manso, bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1332, died 21 Jul 1348: 227

[458.0] Bertrandus de Maumont, secular abbot of Le Dorat [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), bishop of Tulle [dép. Corrèze, FRA] from 1371, bishop of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] from 1376, uncle of Bertrandus de Maumont, successor of Guido de Malsec, predecessor of Simon de Cramaud, papal chaplain, papal familiar, died 12 Aug 1385, debtor: 228, 643

[459.0] Bertrandus de Maumont, bishop of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1394, nephew of Bertrandus de Maumont (no. 228), successor of Arnaldus de la Trémouille (no. 92), prothonotary apostolic: 92, 228

[460.0] Bertrandus du Mazel, uncle of Guillelmus Passabas, collector of Aragon, died before Apr 1384: 229, 293, 380, 525, 548, 549, 692, 725, 752, 754, 866, 1231, 1290, 1310, 1327

Note: An account of B.’s life and work for the Camera may be found in Glénisson, “Un agent de la Chambre apostolique.” See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Mazel.

[461.0] Bertrandus Mitte, abbot of S. Antoine Chef de l’Ordre [now in Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye, dép. Isère, FRA] (dioc. Vienne) from 1374, successor of Pontius Mitte at S. Antoine Chef de l’Ordre (no. 1150), died before Sep 1389: 230, 1150

[462.0] Bertrandus de Moleria, debtor: 278

[463.0] Bertrandus de Monterotondo, archdeacon of Silva [not found], dioc. Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] before 22 Jan 1349, commissioner: 84

Benefice Note: That there was an archidiácono de Silva in the church of Girona in this period seems clear. We have, however, been unable to identify his jurisdictional region.

[464.0] Bertrandus de Montlaur, brother of Guillelmus de Montlaur (no. 545), creditor: 545

[465.0] Bertrandus de Narcès, brother of Armandus de Narcès (no. 63), debtor: 1160

[466.0] Bertrandus Noguerol, canon of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), died before Feb 1387: 231

[467.0] Bertrandus de Palaiano, abbot of Montolieu (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before Jan 1385, predecessor of Elias abbot of Montolieu, successor of Saxius Jument de Montesquieu (no. 1272), died before Feb 1393: 232, 1272

[468.0] Bertrandus de Pébrac, prior of Ventadour [dép. Corrèze, FRA] (dioc. Ventadour), prior of S. Martin des Champs Paris (OClun) [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), bishop of Vabres [dép. Aveyron, FRA] from 1352, died before May 1359: 233, 258

[469.0] Bertrandus Pelherii, commissioner: 749

[470.0] Bertrandus de Penna, debtor: 1167

[471.0] Bertrandus du Pouget, great-uncle of Arnaldus Bernard de la Pérarède (no. 72), cardinal: 72

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Pouget.

[472.0] Bertrandus de Prohinis, canon of Arbas [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. ?Toulouse) before Jan 1375, commissioner: 1221

Benefice Note: Arbas is currently in the diocese of Toulouse. Granted the changes in the diocesan boundaries in this area, it may not have been in our period. Bertrandus is buried in the cathedral of Albi, where he is listed as a canon and as archdeacon of Albi. Portal, “Sépultures faites dans la cathédrale d’Albi” 324.

[473.0] Bertrandus du Puy, abbot of Montauban (OSB) [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Montauban), first bishop of Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1317, died traveling from the Curia at Beaucaire before Aug 1317: 234

Benefice Note: The abbey was known as the ‘abbaye de Montauriol’ before its church became the first cathedral of Montauban. Its ruins are still known by that name.

[474.0] Bertrandus Raffin, Lic.Decr., provost of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Lleida) before 1 Aug 1372, archdeacon in the diocese of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP], bishop of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA] from 1379, successor of Joannes de Cardaillac (no. 721), predecessor of Henricus de Severi (no. 597), executor of Raymundus de S. Gemma (no. 1221), papal chaplain, clerk of the Camera, collector of Narbonne, died in Curia before May 1385, commissioner: 23, 70, 169, 235, 360, 378, 747, 767, 914, 1076, 1189, 1221, 1258

[475.0] Bertrandus Raymundi, almoner of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers) before 31 May 1348, commissioner: 987

[476.0] Bertrandus Raymundi, subcollector of Uzès: 1219

[477.0] Bertrandus de Requenhio, debtor: 168

[478.0] Bertrandus Retranni, provost of Pignans (OCSA) [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus), predecessor of Rostagnus de Minulis (no. 1261), died before Sep 1326: 236

[479.0] Bertrandus Robert, abbot of Tournus (OSB) [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Chalon-sur-Saône), bishop of Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1380, predecessor of Geraldus de Puy, died 5 Sep 1403, debtor: 237, 819

[480.0] Bertrandus de la Roche, papal scribe, died in Curia before Jun 1375: 238

[481.0] Bertrandus de Rochefort, proctor of Joannes de Mello (no. 781), knight: 1311

[482.0] Bertrandus de Roffiac, abbot of Simorre (OSB) [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch) before Jan 1379, holder: 1127

[483.0] Bertrandus de Rotheone, familiar of Louis duke of Bourbon, domicellus: 230

[484.0] Bertrandus de Sabrano, prior of S. Genet Martigues (OCSA) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Arles), died before Dec 1329: 239

Benefice Note: Now called Saint-Genest or Saint-Genies.

[485.0] Bertrandus de S. Geniès, J.U.D., dean of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] (dioc. Angoulême), patriarch of Aquileia [prov. Udine, ITA] from 1334, papal chaplain, papal familiar, papal nuncio in Roma, died 6 Jun 1350: 240

[486.0] Bertrandus de S. Martial, monk of Tulle [dép. Corrèze, FRA] (dioc. Tulle), prior of Port-Dieu (OSB) [now in Confolent-Port-Dieu, dép. Corrèze, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), bishop of Tulle [dép. Corrèze, FRA] from 1344, bishop of Saint-Papoul [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1347, died 9 Aug 1361, commissioner: 241, 518

[487.0] Bertrandus Senherii, sacristan of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Lombez), treasurer of the March of Ancona, died before Oct 1343: 242

[488.0] Bertrandus de Tiarno, archdeacon of Passey [now Passy, dép. Yonne, FRA] (dioc. Sens) before 14 Oct 1362, debtor: 931

[489.0] Bertrandus de la Tour, Lic.J.C., secular abbot of S. Genès [now in Thiers, dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), bishop of Toul [dép. Meurthe-et-Moselle, FRA] from 1353, bishop of Le Puy [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] from 1361, died 14 May 1382: 243, 1053

[490.0] Bertrandus de Vernols, collector of Burgos: 321

[491.0] Bertrandus de Villato, prior of S. Maria Maggiore Roma [cit. Roma, ITA] (dioc. Roma) before 1 Oct 1356, debtor: 270

Betinus

[492.0] Betinus Buonacorsi, guarantor: 394

Bindacius

[493.0] Bindacius Acciaioli, brother of Joannes Acciaioli (no. 700), brother of Donatus Acciaioli, brother of Nerius Acciaioli, holder: 700

Bisantius

[494.0] Bisantius, bishop of Troia [prov. Foggia, ITA] from 1332, died before Aug 1340: 244

[495.0] Bisantius Petit, M.D., debtor: 728

Blancha

[496.0] Blancha wife of Petrus de Cau, ?servant/familar of Joannes III bishop of Rieux (no. 687): 687

Blancus

[497.0] Blancus Duriane, executor of Bonuspar Virgili (no. 253): 253

Blasius

[498.0] Blasius, OCist, abbot of SS. Vito e Salvo [now in San Salvo, prov. Chieti, ITA] (dioc. Chieti), bishop of Chiusi [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1353, died before 21 Aug 1357: 245

[499.0] Blasius, bishop of Jubail, Syria [now Sharqliyya, muḥ. Ḥimṣ (Homs), SUR], died at the monastery of Monteoliveti (Arezzo) before 14 Apr 1334, spoils-incidence – Arezzo: 246

[500.0] Blasius Fernandi, dean of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] (dioc. Toledo), bishop of Palencia [prov. Palencia, ESP] from 1343, archbishop of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] from 1353, successor of Gundisalvus de Aquila (no. 577), predecessor of Gomecius Manrique (no. 423), died 7 Mar 1362: 247

[501.0] Blasius Geminelli, bishop of Pesaro [prov. Pesaro e Urbino, ITA] from 1354, papal nuncio: 1226

[502.0] Blasius Martinez, cantor of Osma [prov. Soria, ESP] (dioc. Osma) before 5 Aug 1354, commissioner: 576

[503.0] Blasius de S. Gemino, bishop of Chiusi [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1357, commissioner: 1153

Bodratus

[504.0] Bodratus von Pernstein, brother of Fredericus von Pernstein (no. 357): 357

Boemundus

[505.0] Boemundus de Saraponte, archdeacon of Trier [Land Rheinland-Pfalzm DEU] (dioc. Trier) before 26 Aug 1343, archbishop of Trier [Land Rheinland-Pfalzm DEU] before May 1354, successor of Balduinus von Lützelburg (no. 116), commissioner: 116

Bonabius

[506.0] Bonabius de Rochefort, bishop of Nantes [dép. Loire-Atlantique, FRA] from 1338, predecessor of Oliverius Salahaddin, died before Jan 1340: 248

Bonacursus

[507.0] Bonacursus Lapi Joannis, merchant of Firenze: 1264

Bonetus

[508.0] Bonetus de Mayranicis, Jew of Avignon, creditor: 1188

Bonifatius

[509.0] Bonifatius, D.Decr., canon of Vicenza [prov. Vicenza, ITA] (dioc. Vicenza), bishop of Modena [prov. Modena, ITA] from 1336, bishop of Como [prov. Como, ITA] from 1340, died 1351: 249

[510.0] Bonifatius de Durfort, prior of N. D. de la Daurade Toulouse (OClun) [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) from 1344, died before Sep 1363: 250

Bonincontrus

[511.0] Bonincontrus, abbot of S. Felice de Amiano [lost], dioc. Torcello [cit. Venezia, ITA] before 25 Oct 1349, commissioner: 930

Benefice Note: The island of Ammiana sank into the Venetian lagoon.

Bonjoannes

[512.0] Bonjoannes, bishop of Đakovo [žup. Osječko-baranjska, HRV] from 1348, bishop of Fermo [prov. Fermo, ITA] from 1349, archbishop-elect of Patras [pol. Pátra, per. Dytikī́ Elláda, ELL] on 5 Apr 1363, successor of Joannes Acciaioli at Patras (no. 700), predecessor of Bartholomeus at Patras, died before 21 Jul 1363: 251, 938

Bonuspar

[513.0] Bonuspar de Lordat, prior of Chirac (OSB) [now Bourgs-sur-Colagne, dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), died before Apr 1334: 252

[514.0] Bonuspar Virgili, LL.D., provost of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende) before 19 Nov 1363, bishop of Uzès [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1366, bishop of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] from 1371, papal subdeacon, papal familiar, died 31 Jul 1375, commissioner: 253, 877

Bozo

[515.0] Bozo Ubertini, provost of Arezzo [prov. Arezzo, ITA] (dioc. Arezzo), bishop of Arezzo [prov. Arezzo, ITA] from 1325, died before Jan 1355: 254

Bregherus

[516.0] Bregherus Gregorii, canon of Esztergom [meg. Komárom-Esztergom, MAG] (dioc. Esztergom) before 25 Feb 1356, debtor: 309

Bremundus

[517.0] Bremundus, prior of S. Didier [?now in Saint-Didier, dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Uzès) before 22 Dec 1344, debtor: 539

Brunus

[518.0] Brunus de Requenhio, debtor: 168

Buffillus

[519.0] Buffillus Brancacci, marshall of justice of the Roman Curia, commissioner: 1321

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Brancacci, Buffillo.

C

Canhardus

[520.0] Canhardus, LL.D., sacristan of Comminges [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Comminges), bishop of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1348, predecessor of Joannes de Rochechouart, died before 14 May 1358: 255

Capulus

[521.0] Capulus, abbot of S. Pietro (OSB) [now in Perugia, prov. Perugia, ITA] (dioc. Perugia), predecessor of Philippus abbot of S. Pietro, successor of Hugolinus abbot of S. Pietro (no. 635), died before Nov 1363: 256, 635

Carolus

[522.0] Carolus d’Alençon, OP, archbishop of Lyon [dép. Rhône, FRA] from 1365, successor of Guillelmus de Thurey at Lyon (no. 566), predecessor of Joannes de Talaru at Lyon, died 5 Jul 1375, spoils-incidence – Vabres: 257

[523.0] Carolus Jori, papal sergeant-at-arms, died before Jan 1362: 258

[524.0] Carolus de Poitiers, heir of Henricus de Poitiers (no. 592), knight: 592

Catalanus

[525.0] Catalanus de la Roche, brother of Galvaginus de la Roche (no. 371), merchant banker of Avignon: 269, 371, 575, 1119

Cecchinus

[526.0] Cecchinus Vencioli, captain of Viterbo: 178

Centellus

[527.0] Centellus d’Astarac, provost of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse), died 21 Aug 1361: 259

Chabertus

[528.0] Chabertus Hugonis, executor of Guillelmus de Sure (no. 564): 564

Charles

[529.0] Charles IV, king of France: 1094

[530.0] Charles V, king of France: 79, 1004, 1310

[531.0] Charles VI, king of France: 196

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Charles VI.

[531.1] Charles II, king of Navarre: 1115

[532.0] Charles, king of the Romans, later emperor Charles IV: 116, 938

[533.0] Charles, duke of Calabria: 639

[534.0] Charles, prince of Tarentaise: 845

Christoforus

[535.0] Christoforus de Tramonto, canon of Nola [cit. Napoli, ITA] (dioc. Nola), bishop of Umbriatico [prov. Crotone, ITA] from 1333, bishop of Bisignano [prov. Cosenza, ITA] from 1347, died before Mar 1354: 260

Clemens

[536.0] Clemens de Grandmont, LL.D., cleric of Tournai [prov. Hainaut, BEL], regent M.A. of Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), canon of Cambrai [dép. Nord, FRA] (dioc. Cambrai), archdeacon of Angers [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers), bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1385, auditor of the Camera, died 28 May 1392: 261, 707

Clement

[536.1] Clement V, uncle of Bernardus de Farges (no. 171), died 20 Apr 1314: 60, 78, 171

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Clement V.

Conradus

[537.0] Conradus, bishop of Ösell [maa. Saare, EES] from 1363, successor of Hermannus de Osenbrügge (no. 600), died before Oct 1374: 600

[538.0] Conradus, abbot of S. Pietro Paliano (OCist) [prov. Frosinone, ITA] (dioc. Palestrina), died before Sep 1357: 262

[539.0] Conradus, treasurer of the church of Coimbra [dist. Coimbra, POR] (dioc. Coimbra), died in Curia before Apr 1355: 263

[540.0] Conradus de Margato, nephew of Franciscus d’Arezzo (no. 330): 330

Constantinus

[541.0] Constantinus de Pergola, bishop of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1412, commissioner: 496, 766

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Pergola.

Cyprianus

[542.0] Cyprianus, abbot of S. Sofia Benevento (OSB) [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento), died 18 Oct 1344: 264

[543.0] Cyprianus de Bastita, prior of Charlieu (Carluc) [now in Céreste, dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] (dioc. Apt) before 27 Nov 1330, successor of Petrus de la Tour (no. 1111): 1111

D

Dalmacius

[544.0] Dalmacius, abbot of Pébrac (OCSA) [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Flour) before 17 Dec 1384, successor of Hugo de Roqua (no. 631): 631

[545.0] Dalmacius, abbot of Vilabertrán (OCSA) [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona) before 26 Nov 1347, successor of Ermengaudus abbot of Vilabertrán (no. 313): 313

[546.0] Dalmacius du Puy, prior of Le Monastir del Camp (OCSA) [now near Passa, dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] (dioc. Elne), died 15 May 1395: 265

Dalphina

[547.0] Dalphina de Cros, dowager, lady of Murat: 616

[548.0] Dalphina de Maumont, religious (OHosp) before 4 Nov 1393, daughter of Guillelmus de Maumont, sister of Margarita de Maumont, sister of Maria de Maumont, trustee for her sisters Margarita and Maria: 538

Dalphinus

[549.0] Dalphinus de Marquefave, provost of Rieux [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Rieux), bishop of Aire [dép. Landes, FRA] from 1349, papal chaplain, died 1354: 266

Dancius

[550.0] Dancius Davila, bishop of Avila [prov. Ávila, ESP] from ca. 1337, died 1355: 267

Daniel

[551.0] Daniel de Wichtrich, OCarm, bishop of Verden [Land Niedersachsen, DEU] from 1342, died 7 Mar 1364, commissioner: 116

Demetrius

[552.0] Demetrius de Matafaris, bishop of Pedena [žup. Istarska, HRV] from 1345, bishop of Knin [žup. Šibenik-Knin, HRV] from 1354, goods reserved Jan 1368: 268

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Matafaris.

Deodatus

[553.0] Deodatus, OClun, Lic.Decr., prior of S. Sernin du Port [now in Pont-Saint-Esprit, dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Uzès), bishop of Castres [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1385, predecessor of Joannes Engeard, died before 20 Nov 1388: 269

Benefice Note: This is probably the Cluniac monastery known as Saint-Saturnin-du-Port before the town changed its name to Pont-Saint-Esprit.

[554.0] Deodatus, abbot of S. Silvestro Nonantola (OSB) [prov. Modena, ITA] (dioc. Modena), died before Oct 1356: 270

[555.0] Deodatus Boffias, subcollector of Narbonne, died 5 Apr 1375, spoils-incidence – Narbonne: 271, 295

[556.0] Deodatus de Canilhac, prior of Cessenon (OSB) [now Cessenon-sur-Orb, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Pons-de-Thomières), bishop of Saint-Flour [dép. Cantal, FRA] from 1347, bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1361, successor of Petrus de Canilhac (no. 1020), predecessor of Gaucelmus de Déaux (no. 378), predecessor of Petrus d’Estaing at Saint-Flour (no. 1042), died 15 Aug 1364: 272

[557.0] Deodatus de Nogaret, prior of Ispagnac (OSB) [dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), died before May 1375: 273

[558.0] Deodatus Rotbaldo, canon of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Agen), bishop of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1357, successor of Amanevus de Farges at Agen (no. 28), predecessor of Raymundus de Salgis at Agen (no. 1219), died before Jan 1364: 28, 274, 1182

Desiderius

[559.0] Desiderius Bêchegrain, canon of Verdun [dép. Meuse, FRA] (dioc. Verdun) before 1 Oct 1407, collector of Metz, collector of Toul, collector of Verdun: 391

Didacus

[560.0] Didacus, abbot of S. Facond Sahagún [prov. León, ESP] (dioc. León) before 23 Jul 1348, papal nuncio, commissioner: 276, 883, 983, 1335

[561.0] Didacus de Navasquez, OCarm, archbishop of Torres [prov. Sassari, ITA] from 1354, successor of Bartholomeus Galmari at Torres (no. 125), died about Jun 1355: 125, 275

[562.0] Didacus Ramirez Guzman, bishop of León [prov. León, ESP] from 1344, died before 15 Jan 1354: 276

Dinus

[563.0] Dinus de Radicofano, D.Decr., provost of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] (dioc. Genova), patriarch of Grado [prov. Gorizia, ITA] from 1332, archbishop of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] from 1337, archbishop of Pisa [prov. Pisa, ITA] from 1342, papal chaplain, died before Oct 1348: 277

Dionysius

[564.0] Dionysius de Murcia, OESA, archbishop of Messina [cit. Messina, ITA] from 1363, died before 18 Jul 1380, debtor: 652, 1255

Dirslaus

[565.0] Dirslaus, provost of Praha [Hlavní město (Capital City) Praha, ČES] (dioc. Praha) before 22 Mar 1341, nephew of Fredericus von Pernstein (no. 357): 357

Dominicus

[566.0] Dominicus, abbot of S. Sernin Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 8 Apr 1326, successor of Raymundus Athon (no. 1178): 1178

[567.0] Dominicus, archbishop of Malazgerd [now Malazgirt, il Muş, TÜR ] (dioc. Manzikert in Armenia) before 12 Jan 1364, successor of Nerses archbishop of Nicosia (no. 917): 917

[568.0] Dominicus, canon of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] (dioc. Porto) before 9 Dec 1372, subcollector: 19

[569.0] Dominicus, reader in theology of the Roman Curia, commissioner: 1094

[570.0] Dominicus d’Angais, abbot of La Case-Dieu (OPraem) [now in Beaumarchés, dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch), died 26 Oct 1360: 278

[571.0] Dominicus de Arroyuelo, bishop of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] from 1366, successor of Ferrandus Vargas (no. 321): 321

[572.0] Dominicus de Campocassio, canon of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] (dioc. Genova), papal nuncio in Corsica, papal nuncio in Genova, collector in Corsica, collector in Genova, died before 16 Jan 1363: 279

[573.0] Dominicus de Fulgineo, canon of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento) before 4 Dec 1352, commissioner of Petrus Dupin (no. 1040), commissioner: 120

[574.0] Dominicus Grima, OP, bishop of Pamiers [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1326, successor of Jacobus Fournier at Pamiers (no. 665), died 30 Jan 1348: 280, 665

[575.0] Dominicus Pontii, canon of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona) before 30 Dec 1393, commissioner: 496

[576.0] Dominicus Sanchez, bishop of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] from 1366: 321

[577.0] Dominicus de Sassenorio, subcollector of Sicilia citra Farum, collector of Sicilia, collector of Calabria: 645, 910, 926, 982, 1234

[578.0] Dominicus de Turribus, canon of Cagliari [cit. Cagliari, ITA] (dioc. Cagliari) before 6 Apr 1353, commissioner: 125

Donatus

[579.0] Donatus Acciaioli, brother of Joannes Acciaioli (no. 700), brother of Bindacius Acciaioli, brother of Nerius Acciaioli, holder: 700

Dondinus

[580.0] Dondinus de Pistoriis, murdered: 212

Donusdei

[581.0] Donusdei Malavolti, canon of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] (dioc. Siena), bishop of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1317, papal notary, died Apr 1350: 281

Dragonetus

[582.0] Dragonetus, abbot of S. Chaffre le Monastier (OSB) [now in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille, dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy) before Apr 1389, successor of Gilbertus abbot of S. Chaffre le Monastier (no. 406): 406

[583.0] Dragonetus Artaud de Montauban, OSB, bishop of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux [dép. Drôme, FRA] from 1310, bishop of Gap [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1328, successor of Guillelmus Etienne at Gap (no. 513), predecessor of Henricus de Poitiers at Gap (no. 592), died Mar 1349: 282, 513

Durandus

[584.0] Durandus, abbot of S. Pierre Nant (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Vabres) obligated himself for services 19 Oct 1352, died before Dec 1361: 283

[585.0] Durandus Barton, officialis of Carpentras: 23

[586.0] Durandus Braxerie, canon of Embrun [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] (dioc. Embrun), canon of Gap [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] (dioc. Gap), uncle of Guillelmus Braxerie, died before Mar 1332: 284

[587.0] Durandus de Chapelle de Lescamel, cantor of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Rouen), bishop of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1345, bishop of Rieux [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] from 1348, bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1353, predecessor of Petrus de Canilhac (no. 1020), uncle of Geraldus de Lescamel, died before Nov 1360, commissioner: 285, 519

[588.0] Durandus Clavelli, commissioner: 1162

[589.0] Durandus Laurentii, canon of Lamego [dist. Viseu, POR] (dioc. Lamego), bishop of Lamego [dist. Viseu, POR] from 1349, predecessor of Laurentius bishop of Lamego, died before 1363: 286

[590.0] Durandus de Lespicie, subcollector of Tulle: 863

[591.0] Durandus Mercatoris, agent: 210, 252

[592.0] Durandus Monnarii, servant: 376

[593.0] Durandus de Serris, commissioner: 307

E

Eblo

[594.0] Eblo de Biron, dean of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), died before Jun 1347: 287

[595.0] Eblo de Miers, archdeacon of S. Serène [not found], dioc. Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA], bishop of Vaison [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1371, successor of Joannes Maurel at Vaison (no. 780), predecessor of Raymundus de Bona at Vaison, papal chaplain, papal familiar, clerk of the Camera, died before 27 Jan 1380: 37, 183, 187, 200, 288, 291, 523, 554, 594, 780, 1063, 1104, 1106, 1153, 1236, 1250, 1337

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Miers.

[596.0] Eblo du Puy, subdean of Chartres [dép. Eure-et-Loir, FRA] (dioc. Chartres), bishop of Chartres [dép. Eure-et-Loir, FRA] from 10 Sep 1376, died 26 Feb 1380: 289

Eckhardus

[597.0] Eckhardus de Dersch, bishop of Worms [Land Rheinland-Pfalz, DEU] from 1371, died 14 May 1405, commissioner: 830

Edward

[598.0] Edward III, king of England: 372, 1068

Edwardus

[599.0] Edwardus de Savoy, archbishop of Tarentaise [dép. Savoie, FRA] from 1386, successor of Radulphus de Chissey (no. 1162), died Feb 1395: 1162

Egidius

[600.0] Egidius Albornoz, D.Decr., archbishop of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] from 1338, executor of Gundisalvus de Aquila (no. 577), successor of Eximinus de Luna (no. 316), predecessor of Gundisalvus de Aquila (no. 577), later cardinal: 316, 577, 1326

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Albornoz.

[601.0] Egidius Aycelin de Montaigut, cardinal: 1222

[602.0] Egidius Bellemère, J.U.Prof., bishop of Lavaur [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1383, bishop of Le Puy [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] from 1390, bishop of Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1392, auditor of contradicted letters, died 24 Mar 1407: 290

[603.0] Egidius Blasii Boni de Cortonio, OESA, bishop of Vicenza [prov. Vicenza, ITA] from 1347, died in Curia before Jun 1361: 291

[604.0] Egidius Forguié, clerk of Joannes Maubert (no. 779): 779

[605.0] Egidius de Lorris, bishop of Noyon [dép. Oise, FRA] from 1352, died 28 Nov 1388, commissioner: 1096

[606.0] Egidius Martinez de Ayllon, commissioner: 576

[607.0] Egidius Sanchez, brother of Petrus Sanchez, notary of the Apostolic See, died before Dec 1388: 292

[608.0] Egidius de Viana, dean of Idanha [dist. Castelo Branco, POR] (dioc. Idanha), bishop of Idanha [dist. Castelo Branco, POR] from 1358, successor of Stephanus Annes Tristão at Idanha (no. 1290), predecessor of Valascus at Idanha (no. 1325), died before 26 May 1363: 293, 1290

Elias

[609.0] Elias, bishop of Limassol before 10 Sep 1355, bishop of Paphos [epa. Páfou, KYP] from 1357, successor of Odo de Canqualies at Paphos (no. 954), successor of Franciscus d’Arezzo at Limassol (no. 330), died before Oct 1377: 330, 954

[610.0] Elias, D.Decr., preceptor of S. Antoine (OSAnt) [now in Saint-Antoine-d’Auberoche, dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), bishop of Segorbe-Albarracin [prov. Valencia, ESP] from 1356, successor of Sancius Dull (no. 1268), papal chaplain, died before Dec 1362: 294

[611.0] Elias, bishop of Uzès [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1344, successor of Guillelmus de Mandagot (no. 539): 539

[612.0] Elias, abbot of Montolieu (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 29 May 1393, successor of Bertrandus de Palaiano (no. 232): 232

[613.0] Elias de Champeriis, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne), predecessor of Raymundus Foucault at Grasse (no. 1195), died 14 Oct 1362: 295

[614.0] Elias de Donzenac, archdeacon in the church of Konstanz [Land Konstanz, DEU], bishop of Padova [prov. Padova, ITA] from 1371, bishop of Castres [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1373, notary apostolic, nobilis, died 30 May 1383: 296

[615.0] Elias de Esgallo, dean of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), brother of Petrus de Esgallo, auditor of the Rota, died before Feb 1397: 297

[616.0] Elias de Ferreriis, provincial of Toulouse (OP) [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 10 Sep 1329, debtor: 78

[617.0] Elias Jacobi, nephew of Petrus de Chalais (no. 1027): 1027

[618.0] Elias Lestrange, bishop of Saintes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] from 1381, successor of Bernardus de Sault (no. 196), died before Sep 1418: 196

[619.0] Elias Magnan, abbot of S. Sauveur Blaye (OSB) [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux) before 1 Apr 1328, collector of Bordeaux, died before Nov 1363: 25, 27, 52, 166, 298, 1068, 1131

[620.0] Elias de Nexonio, papal familiar, citizen of Limoges, commissioner: 375

[621.0] Elias Ortici, canon of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), archdeacon of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), died before Dec 1384: 299

[622.0] Elias Polet, successor as collector of Guillelmus Borrel (no. 495), collector of Bordeaux: 302, 495

[623.0] Elias de Pons, canon of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA] (dioc. Angoulême), bishop of Angoulême [dép. Charente, FRA], predecessor of Joannes Bertetus, died before 20 Jun 1380: 300

[624.0] Elias du Puy, abbot of Limoges (OSB) [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), predecessor of Aymericus abbot of S. Martial, died before Oct 1361: 301

[625.0] Elias de Salignac, bishop of Sarlat [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1359, archbishop of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1361, successor of Philippus Gaston (no. 1131), died before Jul 1378: 302

[626.0] Elias de S. Eredio, provost of Mainz (OSB) [Land Rheinland-Pfalz, DEU] (dioc. Mainz) from 6 Apr 1363, successor of Guillelmus Pinchon at Mainz (no. 549), predecessor of Raymundus de Canilhac at Mainz, cardinal: 549

[627.0] Elias de Serra, Lic.Decr., canon of Agen [dép. Lot-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Agen) before 4 Sep 1381, commissioner: 196

[628.0] Elias Servient, archdeacon of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Périgueux), bishop of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1384, successor of Petrus Tizon at Périgueux (no. 1110), predecessor of Petrus de Durfort at Périgueux, died before 22 Mar 1387: 303, 1110

[629.0] Elias Talleyrand, bishop of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] from 1324, successor of Geraldus Roger (no. 400), later cardinal, of Périgord: 324, 400

[630.0] Elias de Toulouse, died in Curia before May 1348: 304

[631.0] Elias de Vodron, bishop of Catania [cit. Catania, ITA] from 1376, executor of Petrus Germani (no. 1052), papal nuncio in Germany, papal nuncio in Bohemia, papal nuncio in Hungary, papal nuncio in Poland, administrator of S. Vincent, Nieul-sur-l’Autise, died before Aug 1388: 75, 471, 830, 858, 1052

Eliziarius

[632.0] Eliziarius Cabassol, debtor: 1259

[633.0] Eliziarius Féraud de Glandèves, provost of Toulon [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Toulon), bishop of Toulon [dép. Var, FRA] from 1317, died 11 Apr 1324: 52, 305

[634.0] Eliziarius de Pontèves, OFM, bishop of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1358, predecessor of Raymundus Savini, died Dec 1361: 306

[635.0] Eliziarius de Villeneuve, bishop of Digne [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1327, successor of Guillelmus de Sabrano (no. 557), died 7 Oct 1341: 307, 557

Embrinus

[636.0] Embrinus, abbot of S. Pierre Caunes-Minervois (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) from 1354, predecessor of Joannes de Castroparro at S. Pierre de Caunes-Minervois, died before Jan 1380: 308

Emmingus

[637.0] Emmingus Larsson, archbishop of Uppsala [län Uppsala, SVE] from 1342, predecessor of Petrus Thorgilsson, died 15 May 1351: 309, 1277

Engelbertus

[638.0] Engelbertus de Dolen, provost of Dorpat [maa. Tartu, EES] (dioc. Dorpat), bishop of Dorpat [maa. Tartu, EES] from 1323, archbishop of Riga [pil. Riga, LAT] from 1341, died in Curia 9 Sep 1347: 310

Engerranus

[639.0] Engerranus de Stella, canon of Sisteron [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] (dioc. Sisteron), archbishop of Capua [prov. Caserta, ITA] from 1312, brother of Ricarius de Stella, died before 18 Feb 1334: 311

Enguerandus

[640.0] Enguerandus de Parvocellario, citizen of Paris, debtor: 378

Ennecus

[641.0] Ennecus Valterra, bishop of Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] from 1362, died 17 Feb 1407, holder: 1338

Enrique

[642.0] Enrique III, king of Castile: 578

Ermengaudus

[643.0] Ermengaudus, abbot of Villemagne (OSB) [now in Villemagne-l’Argentière , dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), predecessor of Pontius abbot of Villemagne (no. 1139), died before Aug 1368: 312

[644.0] Ermengaudus, abbot of Vilabertrán (OCSA) [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona), predecessor of Dalmacius abbot of Vilabertrán, died before Nov 1347: 313

[645.0] Ermengaudus de Pozolis, archdeacon of Auch [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch) before 26 Feb 1326, archdeacon of Pardiac [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch) before 8 May 1327, commissioner: 26, 372

Ermetus

[646.0] Ermetus Sanchez, archdeacon of Segovia [prov. Segovia, ESP] (dioc. Segovia), died in Curia before 1370: 314

Eustacius

[647.0] Eustacius Piscis, canon of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers) before 20 Jun 1348, commissioner: 39, 667, 987

Evenus

[648.0] Evenus Begaynon, OP, bishop of Tréguier [dép. Côtes-d’Armor, FRA] from 1362, papal penitentiary, died before Apr 1371: 315

Eximinus

[649.0] Eximinus de Luna, sacristan of Zaragoza [prov. Zaragoza, ESP] (dioc. Zaragoza), archbishop of Zaragoza [prov. Zaragoza, ESP] from 1296, archbishop of Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP] from 1317, archbishop of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] from 1328, predecessor of Egidius Albornoz, died before 13 May 1338: 316

[650.0] Eximinus Sanchez de Ripavelosa, Lic.Decr., provost of Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona), bishop of Huesca [prov. Huesca/Uesca, ESP] from 1364, died 19 Dec 1368: 317

F

Fayditus

[651.0] Fayditus d’Aigrefeuille, bishop of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA] from 1361, brother, executor and successor of Raymundus d’Aigrefeuille (no. 1174), predecessor of Joannes de Cardaillac at Rodez (no. 721): 1174

Note: F. was made a cardinal 23 Dec 1383 and died 2 Oct 1391 (French Wikipedia).

[652.0] Fayditus Guiraudon, commissioner: 213, 478

Filignus

[653.0] Filignus Carboni, bishop of Fiesole [cit. Firenze, ITA] from 1337, successor of Tedicius Aliotti (no. 1308), died 17 Jun 1349: 1308

Fernando

[654.0] Fernando I, king of Portugal: 866

Fernandus

[655.0] Fernandus, secular abbot of S. Marcellus León [prov. León, ESP] (dioc. León), bishop of Astorga [prov. León, ESP] from 1358, died before 1 Jul 1370: 318

[656.0] Fernandus Martinez de Burgos, portionarius of Sevilla [prov. Sevilla, ESP] (dioc. Sevilla), died in Curia 1353: 319

[657.0] Fernandus de Pedrosa, bishop of Cartagena [prov. Murcia, ESP] from 1383, successor of Guillelmus de Gimiel (no. 521), died before Jul 1403: 521

[658.0] Fernandus Stephani, buyer: 1329

Ferrandus

[659.0] Ferrandus Garcia, archdeacon of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] (dioc. Burgos), died before Aug 1358: 320

[660.0] Ferrandus Vargas, bishop of Calahorra [prov. La Rioja, ESP] from 1352, bishop of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] from 1362, predecessor of Dominicus de Arroyuelo, died before Oct 1366: 321

Ferrarius

[661.0] Ferrarius de Abella, OP, archbishop of Patras [pol. Pátra, per. Dytikī́ Elláda, ELL] from 1323, archbishop of Mazara del Vallo [prov. Trapani, ITA] from 28 Sep 1330, bishop of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] from 1334, died 21 Dec 1344: 322

[662.0] Ferrarius Colom, canon of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Lleida), bishop of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] from 1334, died 3 Dec 1340: 323, 952

Florentius

[663.0] Florentius, bishop of Münster [Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, DEU] from 1364, died 4 Apr 1393, commissioner: 520

Florianus

[664.0] Florianus Mokrski, bishop of Kraków [pow. Kraków, POL] from 1367, died 6 Feb 1380: 75

Fortanerius

[665.0] Fortanerius Vassalli, minister general (OFM), archbishop of Ravenna [prov. Ravenna, ITA] from 1347, patriarch of (OFM) Grado [prov. Gorizia, ITA] from 1351, second predecessor of Pileus da Prata (no. 1138), administrator of Ravenna, later cardinal, died at Padova before entering the Curia in Oct 1361, spoils-incidence – Ravenna: 324

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Vassalli.

Fortius

[666.0] Fortius de Auxia, canon of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), bishop of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] from 1314, predecessor of Joannes de Lieux (no. 769), died 8 Aug 1357: 325

Franciscus

[667.0] Franciscus, prior of Foligno [prov. Perugia, ITA] (dioc. Foligno), bishop of Acqui [Acqui Terme, prov. Alessandria, ITA] from 1373, died 1380, commissioner: 326, 636

[668.0] Franciscus, bishop of Chiron (Chersonisos) [pol. Hersónissos, per. Krī́tī, ELL], died before 21 Oct 1359: 327

[669.0] Franciscus, abbot of Pinocchiara Ancona (OSB) [prov. Ancona, ITA] (dioc. Ancona), died 1368: 328

[670.0] Franciscus, plebanus of Lancilla [cit. Firenze, ITA] (dioc. Firenze), cousin of Simon de Lancilla, died 8 Mar 1367: 329

[671.0] Franciscus Albaroni, lord of Montfrin (Uzès), debtor: 39

[672.0] Franciscus d’Arezzo, OP, bishop of Limassol, Cyprus [epa. Lemessoú, KYP] from 1346, uncle of Conradus de Margato, predecessor of Elias at Limassol, died 13 Jul 1351: 330

[673.0] Franciscus d’Atti, bishop of Chiusi [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1348, cardinal, commissioner: 131

[674.0] Franciscus Barralhi, father of Guillelmus Barralhi (no. 484), merchant of Avignon, died before Jul 1363: 484, 601

[675.0] Franciscus Bermundi, uncle of Joannes Bermundi, sealbearer of Radulphus de Chissey (no. 1162), creditor: 1162

[676.0] Franciscus Brancaleone, bishop of Urbino [prov. Pesaro e Urbino, ITA] from 1350, died 1370: 331

[677.0] Franciscus Calvus de S. Maximo, papal notary, died in Curia 21 Nov 1357: 332

[678.0] Franciscus Capograsso, dean of Capua [prov. Caserta, ITA] (dioc. Capua), bishop of Policastro [prov. Salerno, ITA] from 1353, died before Jun 1361: 333

[679.0] Franciscus de Cardaillac, OFM, M.Theol., D.Decr., bishop of Cavaillon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1366, bishop of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] from 1388, died before Jun 1404: 334

[680.0] Franciscus Carnalis, holder: 976

[681.0] Franciscus Cavaliere da Brindisi, canon of Ostuni [prov. Brindisi, ITA] (dioc. Ostuni), bishop of Ostuni [prov. Brindisi, ITA] from 1337, died before 1 Apr 1362: 335

[681.1] Franciscus de Conzié, papal chamberlain (1383–1409), died 31 Dec 1432: 4, 15, 44, 59, 70, 74, 92, 111, 132, 133, 142, 170, 216, 220, 229, 230, 235, 237, 257, 261, 269, 299, 303, 334, 356, 368, 391, 401, 411, 431, 441, 496, 532, 538, 543, 566, 575, 578, 608, 621, 628, 643, 660, 702, 704, 707, 721, 739, 744, 755, 766, 784, 800, 815, 819, 846, 880, 956, 966, 991, 1025, 1075, 1091, 1105, 1112, 1119, 1123, 1146, 1149, 1162, 1188, 1194, 1233, 1271, 1275, 1292, 1321, 1352

Note: He is called ‘FC’ in the cases. All the references to him deal with his role as the papal chamberlain. Benefices and dates can be found in Eubel, who gives a number of variants on his second name: ‘de Conzieu’, ‘de Conciaco (Concieu)’, without raising any doubt that we are dealing with the same person. A seemingly accurate biography may be found in French Wikipedia. See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Conzié.

[682.0] Franciscus Crispi da Messina, OESA, archbishop of Siponto (Manfredonia) [prov. Foggia, ITA] from 1351, died before 16 Nov 1354: 336

[683.0] Franciscus Dominici, vicar general of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] before 1345, executor of Valascus Martins (no. 1328), vicar general to Petrus Afonso (no. 994): 1328

[684.0] Franciscus Gattula, bishop of Gaeta [prov. Latina, ITA] from 1321, died 8 Oct 1340: 817

[685.0] Franciscus di Giovanni, merchant of Firenze: 1286

[686.0] Franciscus de Graviano, rector in the diocese of Lettere [cit. Napoli, ITA], bishop of Castro [now in Ischia di Castro, prov. Viterbo, ITA] from 1347, son of Mattheus de Graviano, died before 9 Aug 1361: 337

[687.0] Franciscus Graziani, archpriest of Perugia [prov. Perugia, ITA] (dioc. Perugia), bishop of Perugia [prov. Perugia, ITA] from 1339, predecessor of Andreas Martini, died 1352: 338

[688.0] Franciscus de Lanceo, advocate in Curia, died in Curia before Mar 1351: 339

[689.0] Franciscus de Mara, bishop of Anglona [prov. Matera, ITA] from 1325, archbishop of Cosenza [prov. Cosenza, ITA] from 1330, predecessor of Petrus de Galganis at Cosenza (no. 1049), died 1353: 340

[690.0] Franciscus de Marziis, OFM, bishop of Lacedonia [prov. Avellino, ITA] from 1345, died Dec 1351: 341

[691.0] Franciscus de Monteolivo, prior of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tortosa), bishop of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] from 1352, successor of Stephanus de Omale (no. 1303), predecessor of Joannes de Jourens (no. 762), ?beneficiary of Jacobus Cyon (no. 663), died 12 Oct 1354: 342, 663

[692.0] Franciscus de Montfaucon, dean of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne [dép. Savoie, FRA] (dioc. Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne), bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1347, died before Jul 1353: 343

[693.0] Franciscus Munaldi de Brancaleonibus, canon of Camerino [prov. Macerata, ITA] (dioc. Camerino), bishop of Camerino [prov. Macerata, ITA] from 1328, died before Nov 1355: 344

[694.0] Franciscus di Napoli, prothonotary apostolic, papal secretary, died in Curia before Feb 1358: 345

[695.0] Franciscus de Oliveriis, rector of B. M. de Castellione Burriana [prov. Castelló (Castellón), ESP] (dioc. Tortosa), died before Jun 1346: 346

[696.0] Franciscus Oscii, OESA, bishop of Civita Castellana [prov. Viterbo, ITA] from 1331, died before 15 Dec 1348: 347

[697.0] Franciscus di Padova, abbot of the hospital of Le Piane [not found], dioc. Treviso [prov. Treviso, ITA] from 1361, successor of Magdalusius abbot of the hospital of Le Piane (no. 885): 885

Benefice Note: There were many hospitals in the medieval diocese of Treviso, including the Ospedale di San Leonardo in Treviso itself. We were unable to find one called ‘Le Piane’.

[698.0] Franciscus Perez, prior of S. Cruz Coimbra (OCSA) [dist. Coimbra, POR] (dioc. Coimbra), predecessor of Alfonsus prior of S. Cruz, died before Sep 1350, commissioner: 348, 994

Note: If the comissioner in Case no. 994 is the same man as the subject of Case no. 348, the commission was issued five years after his death. Granted how common the name is, we are probably dealing with two different men.

[699.0] Franciscus de Pisis, archdeacon of Tarsus [il Mersin, TÜR] (dioc. Tarsus) before 9 Sep 1345, debtor: 601

[700.0] Franciscus Raynaud, accomplice in robbery: 1111

[701.0] Franciscus Rolerii, pirate, of Savona: 1310

[702.0] Franciscus Rubei, holder: 976

[703.0] Franciscus Ruffacii, canon of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona) before 4 Mar 1353, commissioner: 577

[704.0] Franciscus de S. Clemente, holder: 976

[705.0] Franciscus de Saornhano, knight of Aquileia, holder: 938

[706.0] Franciscus de Silanis, OFM, bishop of Valva-Sulmona [prov. L’Aquila, ITA] from 1350, successor of Landulphus bishop of Valva-Sulmona (no. 859), died late 1367, debtor: 349, 859

[707.0] Franciscus Silvestri, bishop of Huesca [prov. Ancona, ITA] from 1318, bishop of Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA] from 1321, bishop of Firenze [cit. Firenze, ITA] from 1323, died 21 Oct 1341: 350

[708.0] Franciscus de Sisteron, canon of Vence [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] (dioc. Vence), died before Nov 1331: 351

[709.0] Franciscus de Stella, bishop of Termoli [prov. Campobasso, ITA] from 1364, predecessor of Jacobus di Siena, died before 3 Sep 1372, debtor: 311, 352

[710.0] Franciscus da Todi, canon of Angers [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers), died in Curia before Oct 1361: 353

[711.0] Franciscus de Torria, canon of Cerdanya [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Urgell) before 25 Oct 1403, archdeacon of Cerdanya [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Urgell) before 25 Oct 1403, beneficiary of Guillelmus du Lac (no. 532): 532, 815

Fredericus

[712.0] Fredericus, canon of Bisignano [prov. Cosenza, ITA] (dioc. Bisignano), bishop of Bisignano [prov. Cosenza, ITA] from 1331, died Jun 1339: 354

[713.0] Fredericus de Ceva, bishop of Albenga [prov. Savona, ITA] from 1329, died before 18 Feb 1350: 355

[714.0] Fredericus de Muricolis, preceptor of Grenoble (OSAnt) [dép. Isère, FRA] (dioc. Grenoble), died before Mar 1404: 356

[715.0] Fredericus von Pernstein, OFM, archbishop of Riga from 1304, brother of Bodratus von Pernstein, uncle of Dirslaus provost of Prague, papal penitentiary, died in Curia 1340: 357

[716.0] Fredericus de Venetiis, banker: 1131

Fredolus

[717.0] Fredolus, abbot of S. Pierre Nant (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Vabres), predecessor of Bernardus abbot of S. Pierre de Nant, died before Apr 1346: 358

[718.0] Fredolus de Lautrec, prior of Villeneuve [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), abbot of Saint-Pierre de Moissac (OClun) [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Cahors) from 1362, died 27 Jul 1375: 359

Fulco

[719.0] Fulco Bertrand, primicerius of Metz: 116

[720.0] Fulco Perrier sr., provost of Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tarragona) before 27 Oct 1351, canon of Braga [dist. Braga, POR] (dioc. Braga) before 18 Jun 1352, canon of Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona) before 18 Jun 1355, canon of Valencia [prov. Valencia, ESP] (dioc. Valencia) before 15 Nov 1355, provost of Valencia [prov. Valencia, ESP] (dioc. Valencia) before 27 Jul 1361, uncle of Fulco Perrier jr., collector of Aragon, died before Apr 1371: 29, 56, 67, 71, 148, 360, 416, 547, 618, 663, 674, 767, 824, 913, 914, 989, 1114, 1171, 1197, 1200, 1268, 1269, 1303, 1310, 1338

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Perrier.

[721.0] Fulco Perrier jr., canon of Sevilla [prov. Sevilla, ESP] (dioc. Sevilla) before 11 Aug 1384, nephew of Fulco Perrier sr. (no. 360), collector of Toledo, collector in Castile, scholasticus of Sevilla: 5, 16, 360, 423, 521, 578, 618, 932, 1055

Fulconetus

[722.0] Fulconetus de Sarvallo, beneficiary of Raymundus de Pradelle (no. 1214), squire: 1214

G

Gabriel

[723.0] Gabriel Adorno, doge of Genova: 446

[724.0] Gabriel Malaspina, canon of Luni [prov. La Spezia, ITA] (dioc. Luni), bishop of Luni [prov. La Spezia, ITA] from 1351, died before 25 Feb 1363: 361

Galcerandus

[725.0] Galcerandus de Requesens, commander of Mallorca (OHosp) [prov. Illes Balears, ESP] (dioc. Mallorca), knight, died before Aug 1410: 362

Galeotus

[726.0] Galeotus Malaspina, husband of Argentina, brother of Guillelmus Malaspina, debtor: 361

Galganus

[727.0] Galganus, canon of Bari [prov. Barletta-Andria-Trani, ITA] (dioc. Bari), bishop of Salpe [prov. Foggia, ITA] from 1317, died 1345: 363

[728.0] Galganus de Pagliaricci, OP, bishop of Massa Marittima [prov. Grosseto, ITA] from 1332, papal penitentiary, died before Apr 1349: 364

Galharda

[729.0] Galharda daughter of Barrana de Castelnau, niece and legatee of Petrus de Castelnau (no. 1024), sister of Alasia: 1024

Galhardus

[730.0] Galhardus, abbot of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), predecessor of Raymundus de Sérignac at Psalmody (no. 1223), died 1331: 365

[731.0] Galhardus, prior of Villemur [dép. Hautes-Pyrénées, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 21 Aug 1317, commissioner: 234

[732.0] Galhardus de Balzac, subcollector of Lodève, commissioner: 412, 1274

[733.0] Galhardus Caroffi, merchant of Avignon: 626

[734.0] Galhardus Durand, son and heir of Raymundus Durand, debtor: 372

[735.0] Galhardus de Farges, archdeacon of Valpuerta [prov. Burgos, ESP] (dioc. Burgos), bishop of Bazas [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1334, uncle of Geraldus du Puy, died in Curia before Feb 1348: 366

[736.0] Galhardus de Lamothe, patron/master of Hugo Rigaud, cardinal, holder: 629, 1191

[737.0] Galhardus de Lamothe, ?relative of Amanevus de Apta de Lamothe (no. 25), knight, debtor: 25

[738.0] Galhardus Niger, papal commensal chaplain, died in Curia before 27 Apr 1360: 367

[739.0] Galhardus de Nova Ecclesia, auditor of the Camera, died before Nov 1406: 368

[740.0] Galhardus de Pallairac, bishop of Spoleto [prov. Perugia, ITA] from 1372, successor of Jacobus Muto (no. 671): 671

[741.0] Galhardus de Preyssac de Saumade, last bishop of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] from 1306, bishop of Riez [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] in 1317, bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1317, archbishop of Arles [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1318, papal chaplain, notary apostolic, died 31 Jul 1323: 369

Note: G. was translated to Riez in 1317 when Toulouse became a metropolitical see. He refused Riez and was translated later in the same year to Maguelonne.

[742.0] Galhardus du Puy, LL.D., archpriest of Orléans [dép. Loiret, FRA] (dioc. Orléans), bishop of Saintes [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] from 1351, died before 10 Feb 1361: 370, 1006

[743.0] Galhardus de Ripière, debtor: 450

Galvaginus

[744.0] Galvaginus de la Roche, prior of S. Pietro Pagno (OSB) [prov. Cuneo, ITA] (dioc. Torino), brother of Catalanus de la Roche, died before Oct 1387: 371

Galvanus

[745.0] Galvanus de la Barrière, legatee of Joannes d’Etienne (no. 739), servant: 739

Garnonetus

[746.0] Garnonetus de Abzado, beneficiary of Raymundus de Pradelle (no. 1214), knight: 1214

Garsias

[746.1] Garsias Arnaldi, nephew and ?legatee of Garsias Arnaldi de Caupenne (no. 372): 372

[747.0] Garsias Arnaldi de Caupenne, canon of Dax [dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Dax), canon of Bayonne [dép. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FRA] (dioc. Bayonne), bishop of Dax [dép. Landes, FRA], predecessor of Bernardus de Lipasse (no. 179), uncle of Garsias Arnaldi, died 8 Jan 1327: 372

[748.0] Garsias Arnaldi de Lamothe, legatee of Garsias Arnaldi de Caupenne (no. 372), domicellus: 372

[749.0] Garsias Arnaldi de Muris, prior of S. Esprit [now in Bayonne, dép. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FRA] (dioc. Dax) before 28 Dec 1327, debtor: 372

[750.0] Garsias de Badoztayn, citizen of Pamplona, debtor: 172

[751.0] Garsias du Fau, canon of Aire [dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Aire), bishop of Aire [dép. Landes, FRA] from 1328, died before May 1349: 373

[752.0] Garsias Fernandi de Hospitali, layman of Astorga, holder: 966

[753.0] Garsias Petri, canon of Burgos [prov. Burgos, ESP] (dioc. Burgos) before 5 Sep 1353, commissioner: 883

Gasbertus

[754.0] Gasbertus de Laval, archdeacon of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] (dioc. Cahors), bishop of Marseille [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 18 Sep 1319, archbishop of Arles [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1323, archbishop of Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1341, uncle of Joannes de Laval, successor of Bernardus de Farges at Narbonne (no. 171), patron/master of Guido Vigerii, papal treasurer, papal chamberlain (1319–1347), died in Curia 3 Jan 1347, spoils-incidence – Arles, Narbonne: 1, 126, 171, 305, 372, 374, 375, 450, 531, 564, 1111, 1201

Note: G. was despoiled twice, once upon his translation to Narbonne and again after his death. He is referred to by his initials ‘GL’ in Case nos. 126, 531, 564. See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Laval, Gasbert de.

[755.0] Gasbertus de Luganh, clerk of the Camera, died before Feb 1385: 376

[756.0] Gasbertus de Serici, prior of S. Saturnin (OClun) [?now in Pont-Saint-Esprit, dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Uzès), predecessor of Stephanus de Vassignac, died before Apr 1358: 377

Benefice Note: This is probably the Cluniac monastery known as Saint-Saturnin-du-Port before the town changed its name to Pont-Saint-Esprit.

Gaston

[757.0] Gaston Phoebus III, count of Foix: 1099, 1189

Gaucelmus

[758.0] Gaucelmus de Deux, abbot of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 6 Dec 1348, bishop of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1362, bishop of Maguelonne [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1367, successor of Deodatus de Canilhac (no. 272), predecessor of Petrus de Vernols (no. 1119), successor of Guillelmus at Psalmody (no. 468), papal treasurer, died 9 Aug 1373: 221, 378, 446, 468, 747, 812, 1310

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Deux.

[759.0] Gaucelmus de Jean, cardinal, creditor: 410

[760.0] Gaucelmus de Jean, bishop of Carcassonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1338, successor of Petrus de Jean de Moussey at Carcassonne (no. 1060), predecessor of Gilbertus de Jean at Carcassonne (no. 410), died before Mar 1347: 379

[761.0] Gaucelmus de Sala, commissioner: 1342

[762.0] Gaucelmus de Pradelle, commissioner: 396, 472

Georgius

[763.0] Georgius, bishop of Methone [pol. Methṓnī, per. Pelopónīssos, ELL] from 1349, papal nuncio, died before Mar 1363, commissioner: 930

[764.0] Georgius Annes, Lic.Decr., canon of Astorga [prov. León, ESP] (dioc. Astorga), bishop of Coimbra [dist. Coimbra, POR] from 1333, died before Apr 1356: 380

[765.0] Georgius de Serluchiis, archdeacon in the diocese of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA], uncle of Thomas de Serluchiis, papal chaplain, died before Jul 1344: 381

Geralda

[766.0] Geralda widow of Stephanus Mercereti de Sabinis, holder, debtor: 728

Geraldinus

[767.0] Geraldinus, archpriest of Bologna [cit. Bologna, ITA] (dioc. Bologna) before 14 Aug 1372, subcollector: 1345

[768.0] Geraldinus de Rollecourt, beneficiary of Stephanus Cambarou (no. 1294), servant of Clement VII: 1294

Geraldus

[769.0] Geraldus, canon of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] (dioc. Cahors), bishop of Agde [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1332, notary apostolic, papal familiar, died before Dec 1337: 382

[770.0] Geraldus, canon of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), canon of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), archbishop of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] from 1360, predecessor of Guillelmus Bourgeois, papal familiar, died before Apr 1361: 383

[771.0] Geraldus, bishop of Paphos [epa. Páfou, KYP] before 3 Feb 1329, commissioner: 1083

[772.0] Geraldus, D.Decr., prior of S. Marie au Bois de Vincennes Paris (OGrand) [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), bishop of Sisteron [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1362, successor of Petrus Artaud at Sisteron (no. 1001), predecessor of Rainulphus de Gorse at Sisteron, died 9 Dec 1369: 384, 1001

[773.0] Geraldus, abbot of Tournus (OSB) [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Chalon-sur-Saône), predecessor of Archambaldus at Tournus (no. 61), uncle of Bertrandus de Asserio, died before Aug 1344: 385

[774.0] Geraldus, abbot of S. Michel-en-l’Erm (OSB) [now in Saint-Michel-en-l’Herm, dép. Vendée, FRA] (dioc. Luçon), died before Jan 1366: 386

[775.0] Geraldus d’Arbent, treasurer of Notre-Dame Écouis [dép. Eure, FRA] (dioc. Rouen) before 28 Feb 1344, obedentiarius of Saint-Just Lyon [dép. Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Lyon) before 8 Apr 1354, collector of Lyon, collector of Vienne, collector of Tarentaise, collector of Besançon, collector of Trier, died before Nov 1361, commissioner: 22, 343, 387, 430, 482, 527, 564, 599, 634, 793, 822, 1023, 1028, 1086, 1222

[776.0] Geraldus Artaud, prior of Piolenc (OClun) [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Orange), died before Mar 1334: 388

[777.0] Geraldus de Bisturre, dean of Angers [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers) before 28 Apr 1328, commissioner: 542

[778.0] Geraldus de Bordis, debtor: 325

[779.0] Geraldus de Calma, administrator of the Pinhota, commissioner: 473

[780.0] Geraldus de Capmulo, commissioner: 542

[781.0] Geraldus de Cavanhac, brother of Guillelmus de Cavanhac (no. 505), brother and executor of Joannes de Cavanhac (no. 725), knight, debtor: 505, 725

[782.0] Geraldus Colle, debtor: 1014

[783.0] Geraldus de Coumersio, subcollector of Limoges: 103, 297

[785.0] Geraldus Dominguez, bishop of Porto [dist. Porto, POR] from 1300, bishop of Palencia [prov. Palencia, ESP] from 1307, bishop of Évora [dist. Évora, POR] from 1313, died 5 Mar 1321: 389

[786.0] Geraldus von Ehrenberg, bishop of Speyer [Land Rheinland-Pfalz, DEU] from 1350, predecessor of Lambertus de Born (no. 858), died 28 Dec 1363: 390, 858

[787.0] Geraldus de Francheville, canon of Metz [dép. Moselle, FRA] (dioc. Metz), died in Avignon before Oct 1407: 391

[788.0] Geraldus Guiscard, sacristan of S. Fèlix (Feliu) Girona [prov. Girona, ESP] (dioc. Girona), canon of S. Agricol Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Avignon), died before Aug 1397: 392

[789.0] Geraldus Jugie, canon of Angers [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers) before 28 Mar 1351, commissioner: 1064

[790.0] Geraldus Lamy, bullator, creditor: 235

[791.0] Geraldus de Languissel, bishop of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1330, bishop of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1331, died 23 Apr 1337: 393

[792.0] Geraldus de Laval, canon of Napoli [cit. Napoli, ITA] (dioc. Napoli) before 23 Sep 1340, papal chaplain, papal nuncio in Sicilia citra Farum, died before Dec 1341: 156, 206, 244, 394, 559, 639, 817, 904, 928, 978, 1012, 1201

[793.0] Geraldus de Lentillac, abbot of Figeac (OSB) [dép. Lot, FRA] (dioc. Cahors) before 15 Jan 1362, commissioner: 258

[794.0] Geraldus de Lescamel, nephew of Durandus de Chapelle de Lescamel (no. 285): 285

[795.0] Geraldus de Luco, domicellus of Tulle, debtor: 538

[796.0] Geraldus de Marcenac, canon of Chartres [dép. Eure-et-Loir, FRA] (dioc. Chartres), collector of Reims, died before Apr 1364: 395

[797.0] Geraldus Maurel, papal vice-treasurer, master of the papal household, died in Curia before Feb 1370: 396

[798.0] Geraldus Mercadier, LL.B., rector of S. Jean de Montfermiers [now in Montfermier, dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Cahors) before 1 Jun 1358, executor of Joannes des Paumes (no. 796), successor as collector of Joannes des Paumes (no. 796), collector of Aix, collector of Albi, collector of Lectoure, collector of Nice, collector of Sisteron, commissioner: 6, 384, 399, 551, 620, 780, 796, 797, 812, 864, 865, 877, 1044, 1076, 1093, 1167, 1210, 1289, 1291, 1297

Note: G. is described many times as a collector without specifying of what. We have listed those dioceses in which he seems to have been doing his collecting.

[799.0] Geraldus Mistralis, governor of the Pinhota: 473

[800.0] Geraldus de Montaigu, LL.Lic., bishop of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] from 1403, successor of Iterius de Martreuil (no. 643): 643

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Montaigu.

[801.0] Geraldus de Montefalcone, debtor: 504

[802.0] Geraldus de Parinhaco, prebendary of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Lombez) before 13 Jun 1337, commissioner: 87

[803.0] Geraldus Paute, abbot of S. Eloi [now in Mont-Saint-Éloi, dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] (dioc. Noyon) from 1365, abbot of S. Benoît (OSB) [now in Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire, dép. Loiret, FRA] (dioc. Orléans) from 1371, died before 1374: 397

[804.0] Geraldus de Portali (or Gualdi), rector of Miremont [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 17 Aug 1348, bishop of Rimini [prov. Rimini, ITA] from 1366, treasurer of Romagna, died before 13 Nov 1366, spoils-incidence – Toulouse, commissioner: 86, 251, 398, 916

[805.0] Geraldus de Pouzillac, provost of Embrun [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] (dioc. Embrun), archbishop of Aix [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1368, died 23 May 1379: 399

[806.0] Geraldus du Puy, abbot of Marmoutier Tours (OSB) [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) before 1 Apr 1364, successor and cousin of Petrus du Puy (no. 1085), receiver general in Italy, later cardinal: 289, 671, 1085

[807.0] Geraldus du Puy, D.Decr., bishop-elect of Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1403, successor of Bertrandus Robert (no. 237), died 4 Sep 1420: 237

[808.0] Geraldus du Puy, nephew of Galhardus de Farges (no. 366), knight: 366

[809.0] Geraldus de Puyfaucon, abbot of S. Nicolò al Lido Venezia [cit. Venezia, ITA] (dioc. Castello) before 16 Nov 1355, abbot of S. Giorgio Venezia (OSB) [cit. Venezia, ITA] (dioc. Castello) before 17 Sep 1358, archbishop-elect of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] before 17 Jan 1361, successor of Bartholomeus abbot of S. Giorgio (no. 122), papal nuncio, auditor of the Rota, commissioner, debtor: 122, 177, 477, 854, 881, 938, 1134

[810.0] Geraldus Retroncini, debtor: 906

[811.0] Geraldus Roger, bishop of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] from 1312, predecessor of Elias Talleyrand, died in Curia before Jul 1324: 400

[812.0] Geraldus Testa, dean of Burlats [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Castres), papal chaplain of honor, died before Jan 1394: 401

[813.0] Geraldus de Thureyo, knight, creditor: 666

[814.0] Geraldus de la Trémouille, predecessor (as administrator of the diocese) of Petrus de Froideville at Pinhota (no. 1047), administrator of the Pinhota, died 1348: 402, 1080

[815.0] Geraldus von Wippingen, bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1301, bishop of Basel [cant. Solothurn, HEL] from 1309, died 17 Mar 1325: 403

Girardus

[784.0] Girardus Darlo, domicellus of Genève, creditor: 1253

Gerentonus

[816.0] Gerentonus de Châteauneuf, abbot of S. Antoine Chef de l’Ordre [now in Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye, dép. Isère, FRA] (dioc. Vienne) before 11 Sep 1394: 44, 216, 356, 608

Germanus

[817.0] Germanus, papal scribe, sealer in the episcopal court of Avignon, died in Curia before Jul 1361: 404

[818.0] Germanus de Mauriaco, creditor: 1076

[819.0] Germanus Paide, creditor: 235

Gibba

[820.0] Gibba, barber of Benedict XII, died in Curia before Oct 1340: 405

Gilbertus

[821.0] Gilbertus, abbot of S. Chaffre le Monastier (OSB) [now in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille, dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy), predecessor of Dragonetus abbot of S. Chaffre le Monastier, died 3 Oct 1388: 406

[822.0] Gilbertus de Cantobre, D.Decr., abbot of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), abbot of S. Victor Marseille [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille), bishop of Rodez [dép. Aveyron, FRA] from 1339, predecessor of Raymundus d’Aigrefeuille (no. 1174), successor of Ratherius de Lenaco at S. Victor, predecessor of Amalvinus de Roquelaure at S. Victor (no. 24), died 12 Mar 1349: 407

[823.0] Gilbertus de Dittinghem, papal secretary, creditor: 1189

[824.0] Gilbertus Fleming, D.Decr., dean of Aberdeen [co. Aberdeenshire, SCO] (dioc. Aberdeen), cantor of Thérouanne [dép. Pas-de-Calais, FRA] (dioc. Thérouanne), patron/master of Ricardus de Raoul, auditor of the Rota, died in Curia before Oct 1348: 408

[825.0] Gilbertus Griffa de Bulla, OCist, bullator, died in Curia before Aug 1367: 409

[826.0] Gilbertus de Jean, archdeacon in the church of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA], bishop of Carcassonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1347, successor of Gaucelmus de Jean at Carcassonne (no. 379), predecessor of Arnaldus Aubert at Carcassonne (no. 70), died before 14 Nov 1354: 410

[827.0] Gilbertus de Lestrange, provost of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse), died 19 Apr 1387: 411

[828.0] Gilbertus de Mendagaches, abbot of S. Aphrodise Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), bishop of Saint-Pons-de-Thomières [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1348, bishop of Gap [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1353, bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1357, predecessor of Aymericus Hugues Chassagne (Chassanh) at Lodève (no. 106), successor of Henricus de Poitiers at Gap (no. 592), died 21 Jul 1361: 412

[829.0] Gilbertus de Sept-Fons, probably conversus of the abbey of Sept-Fons (OCist) [now in Diou, dép. Allier, FRA] (dioc. Autun), executor of Raymundus de Laval (no. 1205), bullator, died in Curia before Jul 1348: 413, 1205

Gillletus

[830.0] Gillletus, domicellus, captain of the castle of Belluno, holder: 938

Giovanna

[831.0] Giovanna I, queen of Sicilia citra Farum: 336, 799, 1286

Ginnota

[832.0] Ginnota wife of Ludovicus de Forcalquier, debtor: 797, 1044

Ginnotus

[833.0] Ginnotus Bonasos, domicellus, debtor: 235

Goffridus

[834.0] Goffridus, monk of S. Germain Auxerre (OSB) [dép. Yonne, FRA] (dioc. Auxerre), bishop of Grasse [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1299, died 1343: 414

[835.0] Goffridus, bishop of Le Mans [dép. Sarthe, FRA] from 1338, died 20 Jul 1347: 415

[836.0] Goffridus, bishop of Tarazona [prov. Zaragoza, ESP] from 1346, predecessor of Petrus Calvillo, died before Oct 1353: 416

[837.0] Goffridus, heir of Robertus de Tresk (no. 1246), servant: 1246

[838.0] Goffridus de Coëtmoisan, abbot of La Coûture Le Mans (OSB) [dép. Sarthe, FRA] (dioc. Le Mans) from 1343, bishop of Quimper [dép. Finistère, FRA] from 1352, bishop of Dol [dép. Ille-et-Vilaine, FRA] from 1357, successor of Alanus Angall (no. 12), predecessor of Guido de Roye, died before May 1381, commissioner: 12, 417

[839.0] Goffridus David Pauteix, Lic.Decr., archdeacon in the diocese of Lyon [dép. Rhône, FRA], bishop of Autun [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] from 1361, nephew and successor of Reginaldus de Maubernart (no. 1231), died 20 Jan 1377: 418, 1231

[840.0] Goffridus Isnardi, bishop of Cavaillon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1322, successor of Pontius Auger de Laneis (no. 1142), died 26 Jul 1348: 1142

[841.0] Goffridus de Jandrain, proctor in the Roman Curia, died in Curia before Apr 1361: 419

[842.0] Goffridus de Saligny, dean of Mâcon [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Mâcon), bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] from 1369, bishop-elect of Bayeux [dép. Calvados, FRA], auditor of contradicted letters, died before May 1374: 420

[843.0] Goffridus Spanzota, archdeacon of Famagusta [epa. Ammochṓstou (Gazimağusa), KYP] (dioc. Famagusta) before 13 Apr 1357, papal nuncio, collector of Cyprus, commissioner: 179, 868, 954

[844.0] Goffridus de Veyrols, LL.Lic., chancellor of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA], bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1342, bishop of Carpentras [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1347, bishop of Carcassonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1357, archbishop of Toulouse [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] from 1361, successor of Arnaldus Aubert at Carcassonne (no. 70), died 10 Mar 1377: 421

[845.0] Goffridus Warendorp, dean of Dorpat [maa. Tartu, EES] (dioc. Dorpat) before 20 Jul 1363, successor of Joannes Guilbert (no. 756): 756

[846.0] Goffridus von Weisseneck, bishop of Passau [Land Bayern, DEU] from 1344, predecessor of Albertus von Winkel, died 15 Sep 1362: 422

Golferius

[847.0] Golferius, abbot of Cava [now in Cava de’ Tirreni, prov. Salerno, ITA] (dioc. Salerno) before 24 May 1372, papal nuncio, commissioner: 49, 642, 1116

Gomecius

[848.0] Gomecius Manrique, dean of León [prov. León, ESP] (dioc. León), bishop of Tuy [prov. Pontevedra, ESP] from 1348, archbishop of Compostela [prov. A Coruña, ESP] from 1351, archbishop of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] from 1362, successor of Blasius Fernandi (no. 247), predecessor of Petrus Tenorio, died 19 Dec 1375, commissioner: 21, 423

Gregorius

[849.0] Gregorius, monk of S. Nicola dei Arenis Catania (OSB) [cit. Catania, ITA] (dioc. Catania), bishop of Mazzara [prov. Trapani, ITA] from 1357, predecessor of Rogerius de Platea, died before 19 Apr 1363: 424

[850.0] Gregorius, abbot of Issoire (OSB) [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), predecessor of Petrus abbot of Issoire, died before Aug 1351: 425

[851.0] Gregorius, abbot of S. Gregorio in Concha (OSB) [now in Morciano di Romagna, prov. Rimini, ITA] (dioc. Rimini), predecessor of Jacobus de Faytanis, died before 19 Mar 1372: 426

Guibertus

[852.0] Guibertus de Veyrac, brother and heir of Guillelmus de Veyrac (no. 573): 573

Guichardus

[853.0] Guichardus de Chissey, prior of Corenc (OCSA) [dép. Isère, FRA] (dioc. Grenoble) before 7 Dec 1403, successor of Petrus de Monte Jay (no. 1075): 1075

Guido

[854.0] Guido, abbot of S. Amand (OCSA) [now in Saint-Amand-de-Coly, dép. Dordogne, FRA] (dioc. Sarlat), bishop of Luçon [dép. Vendée, FRA] from 1354, bishop of Maillezais [dép. Vendée, FRA] from 1359, died before May 1380: 427

[855.0] Guido, bishop of Veroli [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1355, died 1363, commissioner: 20, 1049

[856.0] Guido, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 13 May 1394, successor of Guillelmus de Luco at Grasse (no. 538): 538

[857.0] Guido, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 18 Apr 1363: 1195

[858.0] Guido, abbot of S. Croce di Sassovivo (OSB) [now in Foligno, prov. Perugia, ITA] (dioc. Foligno) before 1 May 1353, successor of Jacobus abbot of S. Croce di Sassovivo (no. 651), died at Montefiascone before Apr 1359: 428, 651

[859.0] Guido, abbot of Le Vigeois (OSB) [dép. Corrèze, FRA] (dioc. Limoges) before 10 Nov 1372, successor of Guillelmus abbot of Le Vigeois (no. 466): 466

[860.0] Guido, abbot of Notre-Dame Charron (OCist) [dép. Charente-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Saintes), papal chaplain of honor, died Nov 1373: 429

[861.0] Guido, prior of Saint-Sauveur-en-Rue (OSB) [dép. Loire, FRA] (dioc. Vienne), died before Jul 1354: 430

[862.0] Guido Arnaldi de Saceyo, vicar of the parish church of S. Pierre-en-Sentelée Orléans [dép. Loiret, FRA] (dioc. Orléans) before 10 Mar 1394, servant of Guillelmus Boudreville (no. 496), creditor: 496

[863.0] Guido Bonafos, papal sergeant-at-arms, domicellus: 296, 821, 1247

[864.0] Guido de Brolio, abbot of Psalmody (OSB) [now in Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze, dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 3 Dec 1361, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) before 18 Apr 1363, agent of Aymericus abbot of S. Martial, successor of Raymundus Foucault at Grasse (no. 1195), died before May 1390: 295, 301, 431

[865.0] Guido de Brossa, husband of Jacoba, debtor: 722

[866.0] Guido de Calma, bishop of Autun [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] from 1344, archbishop of Lyon [dép. Rhône, FRA] from 1356, executor of Bernardus Le Brun (no. 162), successor of Guillelmus d’Auxonne (no. 482), predecessor of Guillelmus de Thurey (no. 566), successor of Henricus de Villars at Lyon (no. 599), predecessor of Raymundus Saquet at Lyon (no. 1222): 162

[867.0] Guido de Canilhac, abbot of Aniane (OSB) [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Maguelonne), predecessor of Guillelmus abbot of Aniane, died 3 Mar 1331: 432

[868.0] Guido Cattano, OP, archbishop of Oristano [prov. Oristano, ITA] from 1312, died before 23 Oct 1340: 433

[869.0] Guido Crispini, prior of Monnais (OGrand) [now in Longué-Jumelles, dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers), died before Nov 1382: 434

[870.0] Guido Durand, LL.B, proctor of Galhardus Durand: 372

[871.0] Guido Faydit, prior of Asprières (OSB) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez) before 17 Jul 1349, commissioner: 407

[872.0] Guido de Ferrières, abbot of Sauve-Majeur (OSB) [now in La Sauve, dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux) from 1339, predecessor of Hugo de Marcenac at Sauve-Majeur (no. 625), died 27 May 1362: 435

[873.0] Guido de la Garde, chamberlain of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), predecessor of Guillelmus de Alterio, died before Oct 1347: 436

[874.0] Guido Garin, executor of Joannes Belhomme (no. 714): 714

[875.0] Guido Geraud, canon of S. Hilaire [now in Poitiers, dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers) before 13 Sep 1355, commissioner: 325, 959

[876.0] Guido Guidonis, canon of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), died in Curia before Jan 1361: 437

[877.0] Guido de Ibolino, OP, bishop of Limassol, Cyprus [epa. Lemessoú, KYP] from 1357, died 29 Mar 1367: 438

[878.0] Guido de Io, prior of Notre-Dame du Pré Donzy (OClun) [dép. Nièvre, FRA] (dioc. Auxerre), died in Curia 1347: 439

[879.0] Guido de Laval, bishop of Quimper [dép. Finistère, FRA] from 1324, predecessor of Jacobus de Corvo (no. 662), commissioner: 716

[880.0] Guido de Malsec, bishop of Poitiers [dép. Vienne, FRA] from 1371, predecessor of Bertrandus de Maumont (no. 228), later cardinal: 289, 392, 1221

[881.0] Guido Malabayla, merchant banker, draper of Avignon: 887

[882.0] Guido de Nobilibus (Farnese), bishop of Orvieto [prov. Terni, ITA] from 1302, predecessor of Beltramus Monaldeschi at Orvieto, rector of the Patrimony of S. Peter in Toscania, died 1328: 440

[883.0] Guido de Prangins, J.U.Prof., provost of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] (dioc. Lausanne), bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1375, predecessor of Guillelmus de Menthoney (no. 543), died 11 Jun 1394: 9, 441

[884.0] Guido de Prévenquières, prior of the church of Vendémian [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Béziers), uncle of Joannes de Prévenquières, died before Oct 1393: 442

[885.0] Guido de Prohins, cousin of Guillelmus de Prohins (no. 551), knight: 551

[886.0] Guido de Ripperia, canon of Nevers [dép. Nièvre, FRA] (dioc. Nevers), paneterius and scribe of the papal, died before Sep 1363: 443

[887.0] Guido de la Roche, canon of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) before 4 Apr 1371, archdeacon of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) before 1 Apr 1381, bishop of Lavaur [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1390, papal nuncio, collector of Tours, died before Jul 1394: 315, 417, 434, 444, 502, 568, 841, 851, 912, 1117, 1129, 1243, 1284

[888.0] Guido Roland, M.A., canon of Bourges [dép. l’Indre, FRA], brother of Guillelmus Roland, papal notary, died in Curia 1361: 445

[889.0] Guido de Roye, bishop of Dol [dép. Ille-et-Vilaine, FRA] from 1381, archbishop of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] from 1382, bishop of Castres [dép. Tarn, FRA] from 1383, archbishop of Sens [dép. Yonne, FRA] from 1385, archbishop of Reims [dép. Marne, FRA] from 1390, successor of Goffridus de Coëtmoisan (no. 417), successor of Alelmus Boitel (no. 14), died 8 Jun 1409: 14, 417

[890.0] Guido Scettem, archdeacon of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] (dioc. Genova), archbishop of Genova [cit. Genova, ITA] from 1358, successor of Bertrandus Besauduni (no. 214), predecessor of Andreas della Torre, died before Feb 1368, commissioner: 214, 279, 446

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Scettem.

[891.0] Guido de Terrena, prior general (OCarm), bishop of Mallorca [prov. Illes Balears, ESP] from 1321, bishop of Elne [dép. Pyrénées-Orientales, FRA] from 1332, predecessor of Berengarius Batle at Mallorca (no. 146), successor of Berengarius Batle at Elne (no. 146), predecessor of Petrus Seguier at Elne (no. 1101), died 21 Aug 1342: 447, 1101

[892.0] Guido de Vassinhac, abbot of S. André (OSB) [now in Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Avignon), died 5 Aug 1380: 448

[893.0] Guido de Ventadour, archdeacon of Brussels [rég. Bruxelles-Capitale, BEL] (dioc. Brussels), bishop of Cambrai [dép. Nord, FRA] from 1342, bishop of Vabres [dép. Aveyron, FRA] from 1349, died before Oct 1352: 449

[894.0] Guido Vigerii, rector of Chassagnes [now in Les Vans, dép. Ardèche, FRA] (dioc. Uzès), familiar of Gasbertus de Laval (no. 375), died in Curia before Aug 1344: 450

Guidotus

[895.0] Guidotus de Tervisio, papal scribe, died in Curia before May 1361: 451

Guigo

[896.0] Guigo, provost of Pignans (OCSA) [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) before 17 Jun 1346, predecessor of Hugo provost of Pignans, successor of Bertrandus Gasqui (no. 222), died 1347: 222, 452

[897.0] Guigo Salvagii, prior of S. George (OCSA) [now Saint-Jeoire-Prieuré, dép. Savoie, FRA] (dioc. Grenoble) before 14 Dec 1387, subcollector of Albi: 575, 956

Benefice Note: For the identification, see Trepier, Recherches historiques 84, p. 306–316 (online).

[898.0] Guigo de S. Germano, LL.D., bishop of Montecassino [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1340, successor of Raymundus de Gramat (no. 1201), papal chaplain, papal familiar, notary apostolic, provost of Avignon, rector of the Patrimony, died before Aug 1341: 453, 870, 1201

Guillelmus

[900.0] Guillelmus, archpriest of Montesarchio [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento), bishop of Aquino [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1354, died before Dec 1359: 455, 1040

[901.0] Guillelmus, OCSA, D.Decr., bishop of Bazas [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1371, successor of Guillelmus de Montlaur (no. 545), died before Nov 1374: 545

[902.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Cotrone [prov. Crotone, ITA] from 1346, died before 5 Nov 1348: 456

Benefice Note: The position of the ‘r’ in the toponym has varied over time. We also find Cortone. The modern name is Crotone-Santa Severina, an archdiocese without a province.

[903.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Isola Capo Rizzuto [prov. Crotone, ITA], died before Jun 1348: 457

[904.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Massa Marittima [prov. Grosseto, ITA], died before Apr 1349: 458

[905.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] from 1362, successor of Albertus de Lordat (no. 13), died before Aug 1366: 13

[906.0] Guillelmus, OFM, bishop of Nice [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1317, papal penitentiary, died before 5 Apr 1323: 459

[907.0] Guillelmus, canon of Nice [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] (dioc. Nice), bishop of Nice [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1335, died before Sep 1348: 460

[908.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Orange [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1342, successor of Petrus Guillem (no. 1058), died before Jan 1349: 1058

[909.0] Guillelmus, bishop of Umbriatico [prov. Crotone, ITA] from 1347, died before 4 May 1362: 461

[910.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Gaillac (OSB) [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi) before 1 Apr 1362, successor of Arnaldus de Falguière (no. 77): 77

[911.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Joucou (OSB) [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Alet), died before Oct 1361: 462

[912.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Maria di Denticane (OSB) [?now in Pietradefusi, prov. Avellino, ITA] (dioc. Benevento), died early 1362: 463

Benefice Note: The modern hamlet in Pietradefusi is spelled ‘Dentecane’, but it seems likely that this is the place.

[913.0] Guillelmus jr., abbot of S. Sofia Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento) before Oct 1351, commissioned Thomasius de Limosano, apostolic nuncio, rector of Benevento, collector of Sicilia citra Farum: 100, 205, 335, 337, 461, 463, 649, 697, 787, 803, 806, 889, 903, 918, 971, 1125

[914.0] Guillelmus sr., abbot of S. Sofia Benevento (OSB) [prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento), cousin of Guillelmus de Cutella, died before Nov 1339: 464

[915.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Issoire (OSB) [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), died about May 1397: 465

[916.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Le Vigeois (OSB) [dép. Corrèze, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), predecessor of Guido abbot of Le Vigeois, died before Nov 1372: 466

[917.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Sauveur Lodève (OSB) [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Lodève), predecessor of Petrus Castanhi, executor of Amalvinus de Roquelaure (no. 24), died before Oct 1361: 24, 467

Note: G. is recorded as abbot of S. Sauveur only in 1361, the year in which he died. Gallia Christiana 6:604–605. His predecessor is recorded as being alive in 1348. Id. 6:604. Since the entry in no. 24 is dated in 16 Dec 1348, it is quite possible that the predecessor died and G. became abbot in the course of the year. It certainly seems that the “Guilelmus abb. mon. Lodonen.,” who “manualiter” paid 1,500 florins to the Camera on that date is not Guillelmus de Leschemel abbot of S. Guillem du Desert (no. 534), who died 17 Mar 1348.

[918.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Aniane (OSB) [dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Maguelonne) before 28 Mar 1332, successor of Guido de Canilhac (no. 432): 432

[919.0] Guillelmus, abbot of San Severino Napoli (OSB) [cit. Napoli, ITA] (dioc. Napoli) before 1363, collector of Sicilia citra Farum: 20, 335, 461, 835, 921, 982, 1049, 1234, 1323, 1349

[920.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Pons de Cimiez Nice (OSB) [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] (dioc. Nice) before 5 Sep 1348, commissioner: 460

[921.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 26 Feb 1344, successor of Raymundus de Sérignac at Psalmody (no. 1223), predecessor of Gaucelmus de Deux at Psalmody (no. 378), died before 25 Jul 1348, debtor: 287, 468, 1223

[921.1] Guillelmus, abbot of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), bishop of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1355, successor of Guillelmus de Alsona (no. 475), predecessor of Arnaldus de Villari (no. 94), died before 5 Jul 1363: 454

[922.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Charroux (OSB) [dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), predecessor of Petrus abbot of Charroux, died before 29 Jan 1369: 469

[923.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Vincent Nieul-sur-l’Autise (OCSA) [dép. Vendée, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), died before Feb 1381: 471

[924.0] Guillelmus, abbot of Le Pin (OSB) [now in Béruges, dép. Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Poitiers), died before Mar 1371: 470

[925.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Paolo fuori le Mura (OSB) [now in Roma, cit. Roma, ITA] (dioc. Roma), died in Curia, Roma, before Jul 1368: 472

[926.0] Guillelmus, abbot of S. Michael della Chiusa (OSB) [now in Sant’Ambrogio di Torino, cit. Torino, ITA] (dioc. Torino) before 7 Jun 1391, successor of Petrus abbot of S. Michael della Chiusa (no. 991): 991

[927.0] Guillelmus, priest, died in the Pinhota Apr 1389: 473

[928.0] Guillelmus d’Aigrefeuille, cardinal, of Zaragoza, debtor, creditor: 233

[929.0] Guillelmus d’Aigrefeuille jr., beneficiary of Sicardus de Lautrec (no. 1275), cardinal: 1275

[930.0] Guillelmus de Alayraco, executor of Petrus Germani (no. 1052): 1052

[931.0] Guillelmus Albaronis, debtor: 39

[932.0] Guillelmus Allemand de S. Gorio, bishop of Genève [cant. Genève, HEL] from 1342, uncle of Petrus de S. Gorio, died before 10 Apr 1366, commissioner: 474, 731

[933.0] Guillelmus de Alsona, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) from 1309, bishop of Alet [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1333, successor of Bartholomeus first bishop of Alet (no. 119), predecessor of Guillelmus bishop of Alet (no. 454), died 6 Jan 1355: 119, 475

[934.0] Guillelmus de Alterio, chamberlain of the monastery of Saint-Gilles (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) before 13 Oct 1347, successor of Guido de la Garde (no. 436): 436

[935.0] Guillelmus Amarant, prior of Brousse [now Brousse-le-Château, dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Rodez) before 10 Sep 1381, collector of Rodez, commissioner: 211, 217, 233, 529, 725, 747, 863, 1007, 1237, 1337

[936.0] Guillelmus Amici, LL.D., provost of Lavaur [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Lavaur), bishop of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1341, bishop of Chartres [dép. Eure-et-Loir, FRA] from 1342, patriarch of Jerusalem [meh. Yerushaláyim, YSR] from 1349, successor (as administrator of the diocese) of Petrus Alamanni (no. 995), predecessor (as administrator of the diocese) of Petrus Artaud (no. 1001), successor of Petrus de Casa at Jerusalem (no. 1022), predecessor of Philippus de Cabassol at Jerusalem, papal chaplain, administrator of Fréjus, died cum aliqua sanctitatis fama at Montpellier 9 Jun 1360, spoils-incidence – Fréjus: 476

[937.0] Guillelmus Amici, executor of Petrus de Froideville (no. 1047), almoner of the Pinhota: 1047

[938.0] Guillelmus Amidano, prior general (OESA), bishop of Novara [prov. Novara, ITA] from 1342, died 29 Jan 1356: 477

[939.0] Guillelmus Arnaldi de Castro, heir of Odo de Castro (no. 955): 955

[940.0] Guillelmus Arnaldi de Clerico, sacristan of Bordeaux [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux), papal chaplain, died before Apr 1330: 478

[941.0] Guillelmus Arnaldi de Guiscarolio, provost of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Couserans) before 1 Mar 1359: 255

[942.0] Guillelmus Arnulphi, predecessor as subcollector of Joannes Joly, subcollector of Valence-Die, died before Jun 1396, spoils-incidence – Valence-Die: 479

[943.0] Guillelmus Atbert, provost of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), uncle of Stephanus Atbert, clerk of the Camera, died before Mar 1373: 480

[944.0] Guillelmus d’Aubussac, bishop of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] from 1343, successor of Joannes d’Arpadelle, predecessor of Petrus Alamanni (no. 995), papal treasurer, died before Apr 1346: 126, 1223

[945.0] Guillelmus Audebert, J.U.Prof., bishop of Apt [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] from 1336, bishop of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1341, papal chaplain, died before Jun 1347: 481

[945.1] Guillelmus d’Aure (or de Aura), OSB, patron/master of Raymundus Pallaysina (no. 1213), patron/master of Rogerius Picarella, died ?3 Dec. 1353: 1213

Note: A remarkably detailed and seemingly quite accurate biography of G. by John Paul Adams may be found in Sede Vacante 1342 at no. 15 (online).

[946.0] Guillelmus d’Auxonne, LL.D., canon of Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), bishop of Cambrai [dép. Nord, FRA] from 1336, bishop of Autun [dép. Saône-et-Loire, FRA] from 1342, predecessor of Guido de Calma, died before 30 Mar 1344: 482

[947.0] Guillelmus de Balaeto, brother of Raymundus de Balaeto, rector of Benevento, commissioner: 1017, 1083

[948.0] Guillelmus de Balma, dean of Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Avignon) before 12 Mar 1349, prior of Tarascon-sur-Rhône (OCSA) [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Avignon) before 28 Feb 1352, papal nuncio, collector of Arles, died in Curia before Jul 1361, commissioner: 282, 483, 1023, 1059, 1242

[949.0] Guillelmus Barralhi, provost of Notre-Dame des Doms Avignon [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Avignon), son of Franciscus Barralhi, died before Jul 1363: 484

[950.0] Guillelmus Batemann, LL.D., dean of Lincoln [co. Lincolnshire, ENG] (dioc. Lincoln), bishop of Norwich [co. Norfolk, ENG] from 1344, uncle of Simon de Suberio, papal chaplain, died in Curia 6 Jan 1355: 485

[951.0] Guillelmus de Baylia, archdeacon of Brie [dép. Val-de-Marne, FRA] (dioc. Paris), bishop of Pamiers [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 1351, papal familiar, died 31 Oct 1365: 486

[952.0] Guillelmus de Beaufort, viscount of Turenne: 66, 378, 1214

[953.0] Guillelmus de Benevento, archdeacon of Ardenne [prov. Luxembourg, BEL] (dioc. Liège) before 1 Nov 1355, clerk of the Camera, died before 25 Jul 1361, commissioner: 344, 487

Benefice Note: The boundaries of the archdeaconry in the 14th century do not necessarily correspond to those of the modern region in Belgium. For Guillaume de Bénévent as archdeacon of Ardenne, see Berlière, “Les archidiacres de Liège” 149 (online).

[954.0] Guillelmus Berilhonis, scribe and abbreviator of papal letters, died in Curia before Aug 1364: 488

[955.0] Guillelmus Bernard, S.T.D., chancellor of Notre-Dame Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris) from 1329, died in Curia before May 1336: 489

[956.0] Guillelmus Bernard de Séchelles (Cieychello), died before Oct 1353: 490

Note: Probably not a cleric, and perhaps the only subject of a case who was not; the entry in the case is skimpy.

[957.0] Guillelmus Bernard Dupin, bishop of Bayonne [dép. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, FRA] from 1357, predecessor of Petrus de Oracio, died before 20 Jun 1371: 491

[958.0] Guillelmus Berseti, abbot of S. Romain Blaye (OCSA) [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux) from 1349, died before Aug 1365: 492

[959.0] Guillelmus Bibare, archdeacon of Passey (Passais) [not found], dioc. Le Mans [dép. Sarthe, FRA] before 2 Jun 1327, agent: 1056

Benefice Note: That there was an archdeacon of Passey (Passais) in the church of Le Mans in this period seems clear. His jurisdictional area is not. The name may survive in Passais-Villages, dép. Orne.

[960.0] Guillelmus de Bogie, canon of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] (dioc. Lausanne) before 15 Sep 1394, debtor: 441

[961.0] Guillelmus Bonis, prior of S. Manfred [now in Bruniquel, dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Cahors) before 11 Mar 1367, debtor: 801

Benefice Note: Now called ‘Saint-Maffre’.

[962.0] Guillelmus Borcier, rector of Lairière [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 9 Jun 1343, treasurer of Bernardus de Farges (no. 171): 171, 182

[963.0] Guillelmus de Bordes, archdeacon of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), archbishop of Embrun [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1361, brother of Stephanus de Bordes, predecessor of Raymundus de Salgis (no. 1219), notary apostolic, papal familiar, died before 18 Jun 1361: 493

[964.0] Guillelmus de Bordes, subdeacon of Lectoure [dép. Gers, FRA], cantor of Lectoure [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Lectoure), bishop of Lectoure [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1311, papal chaplain, died before 6 Mar 1346: 494

[965.0] Guillelmus de Bordes, notary, buyer: 814

[966.0] Guillelmus Borrel, prior of Comprian [now in Biganos, dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bordeaux), predecessor as collector of Elias Polet, subcollector of Condom, collector of Bordeaux, died before Mar 1378: 495, 1336

[967.0] Guillelmus Borrilhera, proctor of Petrus Desprès, proctor of Petrus Roger de Beaufort, papal scribe: 332

[968.0] Guillelmus Bos, sacristan of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus) before 27 Aug 1327, clerk of the, collector of Albi, collector of Castres, collector of Montauban, collector of Lombez, collector of Rieux: 40, 372, 405, 1014, 1220, 1248

[969.0] Guillelmus Boudreville, Lic.Decr., canon of Paris [dép. Paris, FRA] (dioc. Paris), canon of Zamora [prov. Zamora, ESP] (dioc. Zamora), predecessor as collector of Jacobus de Filippis, collector of Zaragoza, collector of Tarragona, collector of Navarre, collector of Majorca, died in Curia before Dec 1393, spoils-incidence – Zaragoza: 172, 360, 496, 724, 766, 846

[970.0] Guillelmus Bourgeois, archbishop of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] from 1362, successor of Geraldus archbishop of Benevento (no. 383), died before Mar 1363: 383

[971.0] Guillelmus Braxerie, nephew of Durandus Braxerie (no. 284): 284

[972.0] Guillelmus de Broa, subcollector of Pamplona: 914

[973.0] Guillelmus Bruni, merchant of Albi, creditor: 575

[974.0] Guillelmus de Brusaco, nephew of Arnaldus de Brusaco (no. 73): 73

[975.0] Guillelmus Cabirol, canon of Toulon [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Toulon) before 30 Sep 1330, commissioner: 213

[976.0] Guillelmus de Cadonheto, debtor: 1016

[977.0] Guillelmus de Cadoule, abbot of Montmajour (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Arles), predecessor of Raymundus de Boulbon (no. 1185), died before 15 Nov 1328: 497

[978.0] Guillelmus de Calario, merchant of Toulouse, creditor: 170

[979.0] Guillelmus Calloie, canon of S. Denis Angers [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers), died in Curia before Apr 1347: 498

[980.0] Guillelmus de Camareto, prior of Sauxillanges (OClun) [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), died before Jul 1330: 499

[981.0] Guillelmus de Campigio, auditor of the Rota, died in Curia before Jul 1349: 500

[982.0] Guillelmus Capodiferro, bishop of Chieti [prov. Chieti, ITA] from 1340, notary apostolic, papal familiar, died 1352: 501

[983.0] Guillelmus de Cardaillac, abbot of S. Michel Pessan (OSB) [dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Auch), bishop of Montauban [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] from 1317, died 17 Mar 1355: 503

[984.0] Guillelmus de Cardaillac, abbot of S. Victor Marseille (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille), bishop of Saint-Papoul [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1328, successor of Guillelmus de Sabrano at S. Victor (no. 557), predecessor of Ratherius de Lenaco at S. Victor, died 15 Feb 1347: 504

[985.0] Guillelmus Cataroni, creditor: 1259

[986.0] Guillelmus de Cavanhac, brother of Geraldus de Cavanhac, brother of Joannes de Cavanhac (no. 725), clerk of the Camera, died before Sep 1361: 505, 1174

[987.0] Guillelmus Chevrier, canon of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours), cantor of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours), died before Dec 1365: 502

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Chevrier.

[988.0] Guillelmus de Colterio de Aragonia, OP, bishop of Terralba [prov. Oristano, ITA] from 1356, died before 13 Sep 1364: 506

[989.0] Guillelmus Columbi, monk of Montmajour [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Montmajour), abbot of Psalmody Saint-Laurent-d’Aigouze (OSB) [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes) from 1365, died before Jun 1375: 507

[990.0] Guillelmus Conti, OP, bishop of Cittanova d’Istria [now Novigrad, žup. Istria, HRV] from 1359, successor of Joannes Morosini (no. 786), died before Apr 1363: 786

[991.0] Guillelmus de Corgnac, clerk of the Penitentiary, died intestate in Curia before Jan 1356: 508

[992.0] Guillelmus Costa, debtor: 722

[993.0] Guillelmus Court, cardinal legate: 873

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Court.

[994.0] Guillelmus Crimelleris, debtor: 1033

[995.0] Guillelmus de Cutella, cousin and executor of Guillelmus sr. abbot of S. Sofia (no. 464), debtor: 464

[996.0] Guillelmus Deura, archdeacon of Couserans [dép. Ariège, FRA] (dioc. Couserans) before 30 Jul 1372, debtor: 1156

[997.0] Guillelmus Digne (or Ribati), OCarm, bishop of Segni [cit. Roma, ITA] in 1348, bishop of Vence [dép. Alpes-Maritimes, FRA] from 1348, predecessor of Stephanus Digne (no. 1295), papal chaplain, died before 29 Oct 1361, commissioner: 509, 1098

[998.0] Guillelmus Dominici, rector of La Vallette [now Lavalette, dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 20 Mar 1363, commissioner: 250, 274, 762

[999.0] Guillelmus Dultoni, commissioner: 953

[1000.0] Guillelmus de Durfort, LL.Lic., archdeacon of Saint-Antonin [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Rodez), bishop of Lombez [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1363, successor of Joannes Saie (no. 821), predecessor of Arnaldus de Quimballo (no. 86), papal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died 14 Apr 1379: 510

Benefice Note: There were four archdeacons in the cathedral of Rodez, one of whose jurisdiction was described as Saint-Antonin, a name that survives in the commune of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val. See Bion de Marlavagne, Histoire du bienheureux François d’Estaing 48 n. 1 (online).

[1001.0] Guillelmus Emergavi, OFM, bishop of Kissamos [pol. Kíssamos, per. Krī́tī (ELL)] from 1349, predecessor of Joannes bishop of Kissamos, died in Curia Oct 1352: 511

[1002.0] Guillelmus Engilbert, chaplain to and legatee of Arnaldus Bernard de la Pérarède (no. 72): 72

[1003.0] Guillelmus Equitanicus, prior of S. Nicola Bari [cit. Bari, ITA] (dioc. Bari), abbot of Santa Maria del Gualdo Mazzocca (OSB) [now in San Bartolomeo in Galdo, prov. Benevento, ITA] (dioc. Benevento) from 1345, predecessor of Nicolaus de Cercia, papal nuncio, collector in Sicilia citra Farum, died 10 Oct 1350, commissioner: 512, 1296

[1004.0] Guillelmus Etienne, bishop of Gap [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1318, predecessor of Dragonetus Artaud de Montauban at Gap (no. 282), died 29 Aug 1328: 513

[1005.0] Guillelmus Fabri, debtor: 78

[1006.0] Guillelmus Fabri, banker of Perpignan: 127

[1007.0] Guillelmus Fabri, monk of Montmajour (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Arles) before 12 Mar 1394, subcollector of Maguelonne: 235

[1008.0] Guillelmus de Fabrica, scribe of the Penitentiary, died in Curia before Oct 1360: 514

[1008.1] Guillelmus Farinerii (Farinier) de Gordono (Gourdon), OFM, cardinal, died 17 Jun 1361: 535

[1009.0] Guillelmus de Flavacourt, archdeacon of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] (dioc. Rouen), bishop of Viviers [dép. Ardèche, FRA] from 1319, bishop of Carcassonne [dép. Aude, FRA] from 1322, archbishop of Auch [dép. Gers, FRA] from 1323, archbishop of Rouen [dép. Seine-Maritime, FRA] from 1357, successor of Petrus de Rochefort at Carcassonne (no. 1094), predecessor of Petrus Rodier at Carcassonne (no. 1095), died before 3 Jul 1359, spoils-incidence – Auch: 515, 1094

[1010.0] Guillelmus Flori, bailiff of Montélimar, creditor: 479

[1011.0] Guillelmus de Foglano, castellan of Manfredonia, debtor: 336

[1013.0] Guillelmus de Fonte, canon of Valencia [prov. Valencia, ESP] (dioc. Valencia) before 22 Sep 1358, holder: 577

[1014.0] Guillelmus Foulques, prior of Montaubérou (OCSA) [now in Montpellier, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Maguelonne), died before Dec 1344: 516

[1015.0] Guillelmus Fournier de Marcossay, canon of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] (dioc. Fréjus), bishop of Gap [dép. Hautes-Alpes, FRA] from 1362, bishop of Genève [cant. Genève, HEL] from 1366, brother and heir of Bernardus Hugues Fournier de Sainte-Arthémie (no. 176), predecessor of Joannes de Murol d’Estaing at Genève, predecessor of Jacobus Artaud at Gap (no. 657), died 1377: 176, 517

[1016.0] Guillelmus Franchi, subcollector: 1221

[1017.0] Guillelmus Frédol, abbot of S. Tiberi (OSB) [now in Saint-Thibéry, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Agde), bishop of Béziers [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1313, predecessor of Hugo de la Jugie at Béziers, died 20 Nov 1349: 518

[1018.0] Guillelmus Garcia Manrique, bishop of Sigüenza [prov. Gualalajara, ESP] from 1388, bishop of Oviedo [prov. Asturias, ESP] from 1389, died 17 Feb 1412: 519

[1019.0] Guillelmus de la Garde, archbishop of Braga [dist. Braga, POR] from 1349, archbishop of Arles [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] from 1361, bishop of Périgueux [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1348, patriarch of Jerusalem [meh. Yerushaláyim, YSR] from 1371, predecessor of Philippus d’Alençon at Jerusalem (no. 1127), successor of Stephanus de la Garde (no. 1297), died before Aug 1375, commissioner: 18, 893, 1297

[1020.0] Guillelmus Gascon, OFM, bishop of Siena [prov. Siena, ITA] from 1371, successor of Jacobus Malavolti (no. 669): 669

[1021.0] Guillelmus de Gaudiaco, LL.D., creditor: 378

[1022.0] Guillelmus de Gemallo, debtor: 168

[1023.0] Guillelmus de Gennep, treasurer of Köln [Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, DEU] (dioc. Köln), archbishop of Köln [Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, DEU] from 1349, died 15 Sep 1362, commissioner: 116, 520, 763, 836

[1024.0] Guillelmus de Gimiel, LL.D., archdeacon in the church of Clermont [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA], bishop of Cartagena [prov. Murcia, ESP] from 1372, predecessor of Fernandus de Pedrosa, successor of Nicolaus Fernandez de Aguilar (no. 932), papal chaplain, auditor of the Rota, died in Curia before 12 Dec 1383: 521, 932

[1025.0] Guillelmus Girberti, commissioner: 753

[1026.0] Guillelmus Gisberti, debtor: 453

[1027.0] Guillelmus Golobert, subcollector of Bourges, died before Feb 1386, spoils-incidence – Bourges: 522

[1028.0] Guillelmus Grandin, died in Curia 1361: 523

[1029.0] Guillelmus de Grenlaw, dean of Glasgow [Glasgow City, SCO] (dioc. Glasgow), archdeacon of Brechin [co. Angus, SCO] (dioc. Brechin), archdeacon of S. Andrews [co. Fife, SCO] (dioc. S. Andrews), collector of Scotland, died before Dec 1374: 524

[1030.0] Guillelmus de Guarrico, subcollector of Coimbra, died about 1370, spoils-incidence – Coimbra: 525

[1031.0] Guillelmus Guilbert, archpriest of Corbières [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) before 2 Oct 1358, canon of Narbonne [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Narbonne) before 28 Jun 1361, predecessor of Joannes de Lacmolio, papal nuncio, collector general in Spain, collector of Narbonne, died before Oct 1361: 39, 176, 209, 233, 285, 410, 412, 468, 475, 518, 526, 615, 826, 1131, 1274, 1310

[1032.0] Guillelmus Guitard, D.Decr., monk of La Chaise-Dieu (OSB) [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), abbot of S. Taurin Evreux (OSB) [dép. Eure, FRA] (dioc. Evreux), bishop of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux [dép. Drôme, FRA] from 1348, bishop of Lisieux [dép. Calvados, FRA] from 1349, successor of Hugo Aimery (no. 607), died in Curia when his house in Avignon burned 10 Nov 1358: 527, 607

[1033.0] Guillelmus Isnardi, OFM, bishop of Alba [prov. Cuneo, ITA] from 1321, archbishop of Brindisi [prov. Brindisi, ITA] from 1333, archbishop of Benevento [prov. Benevento, ITA] from 1344, died Aug 1346: 528

[1034.0] Guillelmus de Jean, prior of Ségur (OClun) [dép. Aveyron, FRA] (dioc. Albi), died before Aug 1375: 529

[1035.0] Guillelmus de la Jugie, archdeacon of Wrocław [woj. Dolnośląskie, POL] (dioc. Wrocław) from 1343, cardinal priest of S. Clemente Roma [cit. Roma, ITA] (dioc. Roma) from 20 Sep 1342, died 28 Apr 1374, spoils-incidence – Wrocław: 530

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Jugie.

[1036.0] Guillelmus de Labroue, OP, bishop of Cahors [dép. Lot, FRA] from 1317, died in Curia before Jun 1324: 531

[1037.0] Guillelmus de Labroue, commissioner: 1262

[1038.0] Guillelmus du Lac, LL.Lic., provost of Genève [cant. Genève, HEL] (dioc. Genève) before 2 Nov 1382, bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1392, collector of Lyon, directing clerk of the Camera in (i.a.) Lyon and Vienne, counsellor of the Camera, died before Apr 1398: 9, 418, 441, 517, 532, 562, 563, 623, 660, 882, 1027, 1034, 1136

[1039.0] Guillelmus de Landore, prior of Villanova [dép. Tarn-et-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Montauban), abbot of Ile-Barbe Lyon (OSB) [dép. Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Lyon) from 1354, died before Jun 1371: 533

[1040.0] Guillelmus Lemozini, commissioner: 236

[1041.0] Guillelmus de Leschemel, abbot of S. Guillem du Desert [now in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, dép. Hérault, FRA] (dioc. Lodève) before 16 Dec 1348, abbot of La Celle (OSB) [now in Saint-André-les-Vergers, dép. Aube, FRA] (dioc. Troyes), died 1348: 534

Note: For “Guilelmus abb. mon. Lodonen.,” executor of Amalvinus de Roquelaure (no. 24), see Guillelmus abbot of S. Sauveur.

[1042.0] Guillelmus de Lionbart, chamberlain of Guillelmus Farinerii de Gordonio, died in Curia Aug 1357: 535

Note: G.’s relationship with Guillelmus Farinerii, cardinal from 1356–1361, seems to have been the reason why he was despoiled.

[1043.0] Guillelmus Lombardi, rector of Belpech [dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Mirepoix), died Sep 1373: 536

[1044.0] Guillelmus Lombardi, rector of Montguiscard [dép. Haute-Garonne, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse), died before Sep 1344, debtor: 126, 537

[1045.0] Guillelmus de Lordat, collector: 101, 1153

[1046.0] Guillelmus de Luco, prior of La Chaume [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), abbot of S. Florence Saumur (OSB) [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers) from 1368, abbot of Grasse (OSB) [now Lagrasse, dép. Aude, FRA] (dioc. Carcassonne) from 1390, predecessor of Guido at Grasse, died before Nov 1393: 538

[1047.0] Guillelmus Lufansant: 24

[1048.0] Guillelmus Malaspina, brother of Galeotus Malaspina, brother-in-law of Argentina, debtor: 361

[1049.0] Guillelmus de Mandagot, sacristan of Nîmes [dép. Gard, FRA] (dioc. Nîmes), bishop of Lodève [dép. Hérault, FRA] from 1313, bishop of Uzès [dép. Gard, FRA] from 1318, predecessor of Elias bishop of Uzès, died 21 Apr 1344: 539

[1050.0] Guillelmus Marshall, guarantor: 1319

[1051.0] Guillelmus Martel, prior of Belley [dép. Ain, FRA] (dioc. Belley), bishop of Belley [dép. Ain, FRA] from 1356, died before May 1371: 540

[1052.0] Guillelmus Martin de Joques, servant of Joannes d’Agout (no. 702), debtor: 702

[1053.0] Guillelmus Martorerii, canon of Tortosa [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tortosa) before 31 Aug 1357, messenger: 1269

[1054.0] Guillelmus de Maumont, father of Maria de Maumont, father of Margarita de Maumont, father of Dalphina de Maumont, domicellus of Limoges, father of beneficiaries of Guillelmus de Luco: 538

[1055.0] Guillelmus Maurell, receiver general: 349

[1056.0] Guillelmus Mayet, canon of Clermont [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont), brother of Joannes Mayet, collector of Le Puy, died before Jul 1407: 541

[1057.0] Guillelmus Méchin, bishop of Troyes [dép. Aube, FRA] from 1317, bishop of Dol [dép. Ille-et-Vilaine, FRA] from 1324, successor of Joannes du Bois (no. 716), successor of Joannes d’Auxey (no. 711), died 15 Mar 1328: 542, 711

[1058.0] Guillelmus Mège, canon of Lleida [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Lleida) before 3 Apr 1336, commissioner: 26, 87, 201, 1094, 1095, 1181

[1059.0] Guillelmus de Menthoney, archdeacon of Reims [dép. Marne, FRA] (dioc. Reims), bishop of Lausanne [cant. Vaud, HEL] from 1394, successor of Guido de Prangins (no. 441), died 8 Jul 1406, creditor: 441, 543

[1060.0] Guillelmus de Mespleda, monk of S. Quitière, le Mas-d’Aire (OSB) [now in Aire-sur-l’Adour, dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Aire) before 3 Apr 1388, commissioner: 784

[1061.0] Guillelmus de Molendino, died in Curia before May 1348: 544

[1062.0] Guillelmus Monstrius, bishop of Mazzara [prov. Trapani, ITA] from 1349, archbishop of Messina [cit. Messina, ITA] from 1355, archbishop of Monreale [cit. Palermo, ITA] from 1363, commissioner: 1132

[1063.0] Guillelmus de Montlaur, archdeacon of Gaujac [dép. Gironde, FRA] (dioc. Bazas), bishop of Bazas [dép. Gironde, FRA] from 1361, predecessor of Guillelmus bishop of Bazas, brother of Bertrandus de Montlaur, died before Sep 1371: 545

[1064.0] Guillelmus de Morières, hebdomedarius of L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue [dép. Vaucluse, FRA] (dioc. Cavaillon), papal chaplain of honor, died in Curia 1397: 546

[1065.0] Guillelmus de Onciato, abbot of S. Martin Ainay (OSB) [dép. Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Lyon) before 12 Nov 1363, successor of Bartholomeus de Cuino (no. 124): 124

[1066.0] Guillelmus de Orto, abbot of Clermont[-Ferrand] [dép. Puy-de-Dôme, FRA] (dioc. Clermont) before 4 Jul 1330, commissioner: 499

[1067.0] Guillelmus Palaysini, B.Decr., canon of Ile-Jourdain [now L’Isle-Jourdain, dép. Gers, FRA] (dioc. Toulouse) before 21 Jul 1361, commissioner: 412, 1274

[1068.0] Guillelmus Parayre, debtor: 1310

[1069.0] Guillelmus Paris, dean of Nantes [dép. Loire-Atlantique, FRA] (dioc. Nantes) before 4 Sep 1381, papal chaplain of honor, debtor: 823

[1070.0] Guillelmus Passabas, nephew of Bertrandus du Mazel (no. 229): 229

[1071.0] Guillelmus de Patau, dean of Urgell [prov. Lleida, ESP] (dioc. Urgell), bishop of Urgell [prov. Lleida, ESP] from 1362, successor of Hugo de Bacho at Urgell (no. 610), predecessor of Petrus de Luna at Urgell (no. 1069), died 29 Jun 1364: 547, 610

[1072.0] Guillelmus de Pictavia, prior of Charité-sur-Loire (OClun) [dép. Nièvre, FRA] (dioc. Auxerre) before 24 Dec 1335, successor of Petrus de Bellejotto (no. 1009): 1009

[1073.0] Guillelmus Pierre Godin, cardinal bishop of Sabina [prov. Rieti, ITA] before 23 May 1328, uncle of Bernardus de Lipasse (no. 179): 372

[1074.0] Guillelmus Pilot, canon of Braga [dist. Braga, POR] (dioc. Braga) before 19 Jun 1356, cantor of Lisboa [dist. Lisboa, POR] (dioc. Lisboa) before 21 Sep 1358, collector of Portugal, died before Aug 1368: 286, 348, 380, 548, 581, 703, 725, 735, 853, 994, 1290, 1310

[1075.0] Guillelmus Pinchon, archdeacon of Avranches [dép. Manche, FRA] (dioc. Avranches), provost of Mainz [Land Rheinland-Pfalz, DEU] (dioc. Mainz) from 1351, predecessor of Elias de S. Eredio at Mainz, died 7 Oct 1360: 549

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Pinchon.

[1076.0] Guillelmus de Platulis, archdeacon of Vilaseca [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tarragona) before 17 Jun 1345, commissioner: 76

Benefice Note: The name survives in the town of Vila-seca.

[1077.0] Guillelmus du Plessis, abbot of S. Trinité Vendôme (OSB) [dép. Loir-et-Cher, FRA] (dioc. Blois) from 1350, chancellor of Louis duke of Anjou, died 21 Jul 1384: 550

[1078.0] Guillelmus de Plicamanibus, sacristan of Tarragona [prov. Tarragona, ESP] (dioc. Tarragona) before 12 Jan 1347, proctor of Sancius Lopez de Ayerbe (no. 1269): 76

[1079.0] Guillelmus de Prohins, canon of Aix [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Aix), archdeacon in the church of Lectoure [dép. Gers, FRA], bishop of Mirepoix [dép. Ariège, FRA] from 3 Jul 1377, predecessor of Arnaldus de la Trémouille (no. 92), cousin of Guido de Prohins, clerk of the Camera, died before Dec 1377: 551

[1080.0] Guillelmus de Quimballo, brother of Arnaldus de Quimballo (no. 86): 86

[1081.0] Guillelmus Raymond de Fabro, archdeacon of Chalosse [dép. Landes, FRA] (dioc. Aire) before 14 Mar 1351, died before 24 Nov 1373, commissioner: 373

Benefice Note: Chalosse is a region (‘terroir’) in the dép. Landes.

[1082.0] Guillelmus Revel, dean of Burlats [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Castres) before 27 Aug 1327, commissioner: 372, 1014

[1083.0] Guillelmus Ribot, layman of S. Hilaire, debtor: 1162

[1084.0] Guillelmus de Rivoforcato, archdeacon of Toledo [prov. Toledo, ESP] (dioc. Toledo), died in Curia before Jul 1336: 552

[1085.0] Guillelmus de la Roche, executor of Raymundus d’Angoulême (no. 1175), notary: 298, 1175

[1086.0] Guillelmus de la Roche, rector of S. Columbe (OSB) [now Sainte-Colombe-de-Peyre, dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), died before Jul 1372: 553

[1087.0] Guillelmus de la Roche, subcollector of Couserans: 1156

[1088.0] Guillelmus de Riomo, master of the works of Déols (OSB) [dép. l’Indre, FRA] (dioc. Bourges) before 13 Mar 1381, commissioner: 696

[1089.0] Guillelmus Roland, brother of Guido Roland (no. 445), knight, debtor: 378, 445

[1090.0] Guillelmus de Rosières, D.Decr., abbot of SS. Serge et Bacchus Angers (OSB) [dép. Maine-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Angers), archbishop of Trani [prov. Barletta-Andria-Trani, ITA] from 1343, archbishop of Brindisi [prov. Brindisi, ITA] from 1344, bishop of Montecassino [prov. Frosinone, ITA] from 1346, bishop of Tarbes [dép. Hautes-Pyrénées, FRA] from 1353, papal nuncio and collector in Sicilia citra Farum, former rector of Benevento, died before Nov 1360, commissioner: 43, 45, 46, 73, 96, 136, 264, 354, 363, 457, 501, 528, 554, 591, 632, 685, 686, 694, 788, 855, 862, 909, 928, 933, 962, 967, 977, 984, 1080, 1126, 1201, 1286, 1288, 1314, 1324, 1341, 1344, 1346, 1351

Note: See also Index of Proper Names, s.n. Rosières.

[1091.0] Guillelmus de Roussillon, beneficiary of Nicolaus de Bignes (no. 929), knight, lord of Le Bouchage (Belley): 929

[1092.0] Guillelmus de Rua, executor of Jacobus de Villeneuve (no. 676): 676

[1093.0] Guillelmus de Ruffec, LL.D., secular prior of Eymoutiers [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges), canon of S. Martin Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) in 1342, canon of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi) in 1353, canon of Limoges [dép. Haute-Vienne, FRA] (dioc. Limoges) in 1354, bishop of Fréjus [dép. Var, FRA] from 1361, successor of Petrus Artaud (no. 1001), predecessor of Raymundus Draco, died 3 Nov 1364, buyer: 554, 555, 842

[1094.0] Guillelmus Ruffi, canon of Le Puy [dép. Haute-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Le Puy) before 11 Feb 1327, canon of Mende [dép. Lozère, FRA] (dioc. Mende), collector of Bourges, collector of Limoges, died before Oct 1348: 215, 556, 1011, 1056, 1079, 1191

[1095.0] Guillelmus de Sabrano, abbot of S. Victor Marseille (OSB) [dép. Bouches-du-Rhône, FRA] (dioc. Marseille), bishop of Digne [dép. Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, FRA] from 1324, predecessor of Eliziarius de Villeneuve at Digne (no. 307), predecessor of Guillelmus de Cardaillac at S. Victor (no. 504), died before 17 Nov 1327: 557

[1096.0] Guillelmus Salanheti, familiar of Pontius Béraud (no. 1144), corrector of apostolic letters, cleric, died in Curia before Aug 1386: 558

[1097.0] Guillelmus de Sallone, OFM, bishop of Pozzuoli [cit. Napoli, ITA] ca. 1317, bishop of Aversa [prov. Caserta, ITA] from 1324, died before 21 Feb 1326: 559

[1098.0] Guillelmus Samer, rector of the parish church of S. Michael Barcelona [prov. Barcelona, ESP] (dioc. Barcelona) before 12 Nov 1349, commissioner: 146

[1099.0] Guillelmus de S. Claro, canon of Albi [dép. Tarn, FRA] (dioc. Albi) before 19 Mar 1388, commissioner: 626

[1100.0] Guillelmus de S. Mora, dean of Tours [dép. Indre-et-Loire, FRA] (dioc. Tours) before 11 Apr 1330: 1095

[1101.0] Guillelmus de S. Paulo, papal nuncio, former rector of Benevento: 333, 560, 870, 1050, 1201

[1102.0] Guillelmus de Sandreux, OSB, bishop of Sarlat [dép. Dordogne, FRA] from 1334, died before Jun 1338: 561

[1103.0] Guillelmus Saulet, subcollector of Luçon: 708, 1292