List bishops of Bazas

Évêché de Bazas

Under the Roman , Bazadais was occupied by the Vasates. At the 2nd century of our era, it belonged to the one of the seventeen provinces of the Gaulle: the Novempopulanie. The diocese of Bazas would have been created between the 1st century and the 3rd century, but this area having known many invaders - the Visigoths, Sarrasins and Normands -, the episcopal list is very reduced lasting the first millenium. The first bishop mentioned of this diocese is an anonymity about which speaks Gregoire de Tours in his About gloria martyrum .

The diocese of Bazas extended on all the Vasatensis pagus from the Romans. It was bordered in north, by the diocese of Périgueux, in the east, by the Diocèse of Agen and that of Condom, in the south, by the dioceses of Surface and Dax and, in the west, by the diocese of Bordeaux. It was divided into three Archidiaconé S.

It was removed by the Concordat of 1802 and its territory was divided extremely unequally between the dioceses of Bordeaux, Agen and Aire.

List of the bishops of Bazas

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