and restored to Savoy by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713. It was attacked by the French again in 1744, and in 1792; it was united to France in 1793 and became the capital of the new Department of Alpes Maritimes. The diocese was re-established by the Concordat of 1801 as a suffragan of Aix-en-Provence. While the Countship of Nice from 1818 to 1860 was politically part of the Sardinian States, the see became a suffragan of Genoa. When Nice was annexed to France in 1860, certain outlying districts which remained Italian were separated from the diocese and added to the Diocese of Ventimiglia. In 1862 the diocese again became a suffragan of Aix-en-Provence. The arrondissement of Grasse was separated from the Diocese of Fréjus in 1886, and given to Nice, which thereafter united the three former dioceses of Nice, Grasse and Vence. Bishops of Nice to 1000 ? Bassus ? unnamed bishop, who sent delegates to Council of Arles (314). Amantius (381–439) [Valerianus (439–455)], Bishop of Cimiez Valerius [Auxanius (462–466)] Dutherius Magnus (549–581) Austadius (c. 581) Catulinus (585–614) Abraham (614–?) ... Syagrius ([777–788]) Johannes (788–791) ... Frodonius (c. 999) 1000 to 1300 Bernard (1004?–?) Pons (1011–1030) André (I) (1033–1034) Nitard (1037–1040) André (II) (1042–1051) Raimond (I) (1064–1074) Archimbaud (1074–1078) Anselm (1100–07) Isnard (1108–1114) Pierre (1115–1149) Arnaud (1151–1164) Raimond Laugier (c. 1166) Pierre (c. 1183–1191?) Jean (1200–1207) Henri (1208–1236) Mainfroi (1238–1246) Nitard (1247–1251) Morardus (c. 1251– ? ) Pierre (II) (1257–1272) Hugues (1285–1292) Bernard Chabaud de Tourettes (1294–1302?) Bishops during the Avignon Papacy Nitard (c. 1301–c. 1311) Raimond, O.E.S.A. (?–1316) Guillaume, O.Min. (1317–1323) Rostaing, O.P. (1323–1329) Jean Artaud, O.P. (1329–1334) Raymond, O.Min. (1334–1335) Guillaume (1335 – 1348?) Pierre Sardina (1348–1360) Laurent Le Peintre (1360–1365) (Pierre) Roquesalve de Soliers, O.P. (1371–1380) Bishops during the Great Western Schism Jean de Tournefort (1382–1400) (Avignon Obedience) Damiano Zavaglia, O.P. (1385 – 1388.06) (Roman Obedience) François (1403–1409) (Avignon Obedience) Jean de Burle (1409–1418) (Avignon Obedience) Bishops, 1418 to 1800 Antoine Clément, O.Min. (1418–1422) Aimon de Chissé (1422–1427) Aimond de Chissé (1427–1428) Louis Badat (1428–1444) Aimon Provana de Leyni, O.S.B. (1446–1461) Henri de Albertis (1461–1462) Barthélemi Chuet (1462–1501) Jean de Loriol (1501–1506) Agostino Ferrero, O.Cist. (1506 – 16 September 1511) (Apostolic Administrator) Girolamo de' Capitani d'Arsago, O.S.B. (1511–1542) Girolamo Recanati Capodiferro (6 Feb 1542 Appointed – 30 July 1544) François de Lambert (1549 – 1582) Jean Louis Pallavicino Ceva (7 Nov 1583 – 5 November 1598)