Pierre Berland. Councils and synods In 1214, an important church council was held in Bordeaux by Cardinal Robert de Corzon, the Papal Legate in France, against usurers, highwaymen, and heretics. A council in Bordeaux in 1215 arranged a peace between Gaillard d'Autorna and Guillaume Gombadi, abbot of Saint Croix. A diocesan synod, held on 13 April 1255 by Archbishop Gerard de Malemort, legislated mostly on matters of clerical discipline, relics, and taxation. In 1262, Archbishop Pierre de Roncevault held a diocesan synod which produced seven rulings, four of them on dealing with excommunication, and the others on burial (forbidding one parish priest from burying the dead of another parish), confirmation (giving proper notice), and marriage (clandestine marriages bringing excommunication to the ministers, contracting parties, and witnesses). In 1583 Archbishop Antoine le Prévost de Sansac held a provincial council which produced thirty-six canons, similar to those which were being issued in other French ecclesiastical provinces, enacting decrees of the Council of Trent, especially as relating to the proper operation of seminaries in each diocese. A provincial council was held at Bordeaux by Cardinal de Sourdis in 1624. List of Archbishops of Bordeaux to 1100 Orientalis (fl. 314), participant in the Council of Arles Delphinus (380–404) Amandus (404–410 and 420) Severinus (410), sometimes confounded with Severinus of Cologne Gallicinus (post 451) Aemilius (post 475) Cyprian (485–511) Leontius I (post 520) Leontius II (542–564), participant in the Council of Paris Bertechramnus (566 – post 585) Gundegisel (589) [Nicasius (7th–8th centuries)] Arnegisel (attested 614) Ioannes (c. 673/675) [Antonius (7th–8th centuries)] [Fronto (7th–8th centuries)] Verebulphus (769) Sicarius (814, 816 – post 825) Adalelmus (829 – post 848) Frothar (860–76) Adelbert (post 940) Geoffrey I (post 982) Gombald (989 – post 998) Seguin (post 1000) Arnold (1022) Islo (1022–1026) Geoffrey II (1027–1043) Archambaud de Parthenay (1047–1059) [Andron (1059)] Joscelin de Parthenay (1060 – 19 June 1086) Amatus (1089 – 22 May 1101) from 1100 to 1400 Arnaud Géraud de Cabanac (1103 – 29 April 1131) Gérard d'Angoulême (de Blaye) (1131–1135), usurper Geoffrey III (1136 – 18 July 1158) Raimond de Mareuil (1158– 23 December 1159) Hardouin (1160 – 4 July 1162) Bertrand de Montault (July 1162 – 18 December 1173) Guillaume I (1173–1187) Hélie de Malemort (1188–1207) Guillaume II (1207 – 13 September 1227) Géraud de Malemort (1227–1261) Pierre de Roncevault (23 March 1262 – 11 January 1270) Sede Vacante (1270 – 4 September 1275) Simon