Embrun (Archbishopric) Fourth century St. Marcellin 1793 Digne Fourth century St. Domnin Antibes Fourth century St. Armentaire (afterward at Grasse) Grasse Raimond de 1790 Villeneuve (1245) Vence Fourth century Eusèbe 1790 Glandève Fifth century Fraterne 1790 Senez Fifth century Ursus 1790 Nice Fourth century Amantius (formerly at Cemenelium) _Province de Lyon_ Lyon _The Archbishop of Lyon was Primate of Gaul._ (Archbishopric) Second century St. Pothin Autun Third century St. Amateur Mâcon Sixth century Placide 1790 Chalon-sur-Saône Fifth century Paul 1790 Langres Third century St. Just Dijon Bishopric in 1731 Jean Bonhier (Fourth-century abbey) Saint Claude Bishopric in 1742 Joseph de (Fifth-century Madet abbey) _Province de Narbonne_ Narbonne Third century St. Paul 1802 (Archbishopric) Saint-Pons-de- 1318 Pierre Roger 1790 Tomières(Tenth- century abbey) Alet 1318 Barthélmy 1790 (Ninth-century abbey) Béziers Fourth century St. Aphrodise 1702 Nîmes Fourth century St. Felix Alais 1694 Chevalier de 1790 Saulx Lodève Fourth century (?) St. Flour 1790 Uzès Fifth century Constance 1790 Agde Fifth century St. Vénuste 1790 Maguelonne Sixth century Beotius (afterward at Montpellier) Carcassonne Sixth century St. Hilaire Elne Sixth century Domnus (afterward at Perpignan) _Province de Tarentaise_ Tarentaise Fifth century St. Jacques (Archbishopric) Sion Fourth century St. Théodule Aoste Fourth century St. Eustache Chambéry 1780 Michel Conseil _Province de Toulouse_ Toulouse (Bishopric) Third century St. Saturnin (Archbishopric) 1327 Pamiers 1297 Bernard Saisset (Eleventh-century abbey)