Ranulfe ou Raoul d’Homblières (1279-1288). Simon Matiffas de Bucy (1290-1304). Guillaume IV. de Baufet (1304-1319). Etienne de Bourret (1320-1325). Hugues II. (1326-1332). Guillaume V. de Chanac (1332-1342). Foulques II. (1342-1349). Audoin Aubert (?). Pierre III. de la Forêt (1350-1352). Jean I. de Meulan (1352-1363). Etienne IV. de Paris (1363-1368). Aimeric de Maignac (1368-1384). Pierre IV. d’Orgement (1384-1409). Gérard de Montaigu (1409-1420). Jean II. de Courte-Cuisse (1421-1422). Jean III. de la Roche-Taillé (1422-1423). Jean IV. de Nant (1423-1427). Jacques de Chastelier (1427-1439). Denis II. du Moulin (1439-1447). Guillaume VI. Chartier (1447-1472). Louis de Beaumont (1473-1492). Gerard Gobaille (1494). Jean V., Simon de Champigny (1494-1502). Etienne V., Poncher (1503-1519). François de Poncher (1519-1532). Jean VI. de Bellay (1532-1551). Eustache de Bellay (1551-1564). Guillaume Viole (1564-1568). Cardinal Pierre V. de Gondi (1568-1598). Cardinal Henri de Gondi de Retz (1598-1622). ARCHBISHOPS. Paris was raised to the rank of an archbishopric on the demand of Louis XIII. to Pope Gregory XV. (The Bull is dated Oct. 20th, 1622.) 1. Jean-François de Gondi (1622-1654). First Archbishop of Paris. Buried in Notre Dame. 2. Jean-François-Paul de Gondi (Cardinal de Retz). Buried in Saint-Denis (1654-1679). 3. Pierre VI. de Marca (_d._ 1662). Buried in Notre Dame. 4. Hardouin de Péréfix de Beaumont (_d._ 1671). Buried in Notre Dame. 5. François de Harlay de Champvallon (_d._ 1695). Buried in Notre Dame. 6. Louis-Antoine de Noailles. Cardinal (_d._ 1729). Buried in Notre Dame. 7. Charles-Gaspard-Guillaume de Vintimille du Luc (_d._ 1746). Buried in Notre Dame. 8. Jacques-Bonnet-Gigault de Bellefonds (_d._ 1746). Buried in Notre Dame. 9. Christophe de Beaumont du Repaire (_d._ 1781). Buried in Notre Dame. 10. Antoine-Eléonore-Léon Le Clerc de Juigné de Neuchelle (_d._ 1811). Buried in Notre Dame. 11. Jean-Baptiste de Belloy. Cardinal. Died, aged ninety-eight years and eight months, in 1808, and buried in Notre Dame. 12. Alexandre-Angélique de Tallyrand-Perigord. Born 1736. Archbishop of Reims 1776. Cardinal 1817; Died 1821. 13. Hyacinthe-Louis de Quélen. Born 1778. Bishop of Samosate 1817; Archbishop of Paris 1821. Died 1839. 14. Denis III., Auguste Affre. Born 1793. Archbishop of Paris 1840. Struck by a ball at the barricades in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine on June 25th, 1848, and died two days later. 15. Marie-Dominique-Auguste Sibour. Born 1792. Bishop of Digue 1839; Archbishop of Paris 1848. Was assassinated on Jan. 3rd, 1857, in the church of Saint-Etienne du Mont by a priest. He had as auxiliary bishop Léon-François Sibour. 16. François III., Nicolas-Madeleine Morlot. Born 1795. Bishop of Orléans 1839; Archbishop of Tours 1842; Cardinal 1853; Archbishop of Paris 1857. Died 1862.