caution." Ferreolus 180?–211? Linus Antidius I. c. 267 Germanus Maximinus died before 304 Paulinus died c. 310 Eusebius Hilarius Pancratius died c. 353 Justus c. 362 Aegnanus died c. 374 Sylvester I 376–396? Anianus (4th century) Fronimius Desideratus Leontius ?–443 Chelidonius c. 445, died 451?, deposed by Hilary of Arles Antidius II Chelmegisl Claudius I c. 517 Urbicus c. 549 Tetradius I c. 560 Sylvester II. c. 580 Vitalis I St. Rothadius, a monk at Luxeuil and organizer of the monastic life Nicetas died c. 611 Protadius 614?–624? St. Donatus, a monk at Luxeuil, wrote a rule for canon priests in his diocese, died 660 Migetius Ternatius died c. 680 St. Gervase c. 680, died 685) Claudius II, 685, died 693? Felix c. 710 Tetradius II died 732 Albo c. 742 Wandelbert Evrald Arnoul Hervaeus 757–762 Gedeon died 796 Bernoin 811–829 Amalwin 838–840 Arduicus 843–872 Theoderic I 872–895 Berengar 895–831 Aymin c. 914 Gontier c. 931 Gottfried I 944–953 Guy 958–970 Guichard Leutald 993–994 1000–1300 Hektor 1002–1015 Walter I 1016–1031 St. Hugh I of Besançon (Hugh I of Salins) (1031–1067), prince of the Empire, founded markets and schools in Besançon Hugo II de Montfaucon died 1085 Hugo III of Burgundy 1085–1101, son of William I, Count of Burgundy, brother of Pope Callixtus II Hugo IV 1102–1107 Guillaume I de Arguel 1109?–1117 Anseric de Montréal 1117–1134 Humbert 1134–1162 Walter II 1162–1163 Herbert (schismatic) 1163–1170 Eberhard de Saint-Quentin 1171–1180 Theoderic II. de Montfaucon 1180–1191 Etienne de Vienne 1191–1193 Amadeus de Tramelay 1197–1220 Gerard I. de Rougemont 1221–1225 Jean I. Allegrin (John Halgren of Abbeville) 1225–1227 Nicolas de Flavigny 1227–1235 Gottfried II. 1236–1241 Jean II. 1242–1244 Guillaume II. de la Tour 1245–1268 Odo de Rougemont 1269–1301 1300–1500 1302–1311 : Hugues de Chalon (also prince-bishop of Liège) 1312–1333 : Vital de Maignaut 1333–1355 : Hugues de Vienne 1355–1361 : Jean de Vienne 1361–1362 : Louis de Montbéliard 1363–1370 : Aymon de Villersexel 1371–1391 : Guillaume de Vergy 1391–1404 : Gerard d'Athies 1405–1429 : Thiébaudde Rougemont 1430–1437 : Jean de La Rochetaillée 1437–1438 : François Condomieri 1438–1439 : Jean de Norry 1439–1462 : Quentin Ménard 1462–1498 : Charles de Neufchâtel 1500–1800 1498-1502 : François de Busleyden (on the French-language Wikipedia) 1502–1541 : Antoine I. de Vergy 1541–1544 : Cardinal Pierre de la Beaume (had been Coadjutor from 1530; Cardinal in 1541) 1544–1584 : Claude III. de la Beaume (Cardinal in 1578) 1584–1586 : Cardinal Antoine