The cloister was located to the south of the church so that its inhabitants could benefit from ample sunshine. The chapter house opened out of the east walk of the cloister in parallel with the south transept. List of abbots 1115–1153 — Saint Bernard I 1153–1157 — Saint 1157-vers 1161 — Blessed 1162–1165 — Geoffrey of Auxerre 1165–1170 — 1170–1175 — Gerard I 1176–1179 — Henry of Marcy 1179–1186 — Peter I Monoculus 1186–1193 — Garnier de Rochefort 1193–1196 — Guy of France –1216 — Conrad I of Urach 1217–1221 — William I 1221–1223 — Robert II 1223–1224 — Lawrence 1224–1232 — Raoul de la Roche-Aymon 1233–1235 — Dreux de Grandmont 1235–1238 — Evrard 1238–1239 — 1242–1255 — Stephen I of Lexington 1257–1260 ou 1261 — John I 1262–1273 — 1273–1280 — Beuve 1280–1284 — Thibaud de Sancey 1284–1285 — Gerard II 1286–1291 — Jean II de La Prée 1291–1312 — Jean III de Sancey 1312 — William III 1313–1316 — Conrad II of Metz 1316–1330 — Mathieu I d'Aumelle 1330–1345 — Jean IV d'Aizanville 1345–1358 — Bernard II de Laon 1358–1359 — 1363–1380 — Jean VI de Deulemont 1380–1402 — Étienne II de Foissy 1402–1405 — Jean VII de Martigny 1405–1428 — Mathieu II Pillaert 1428–1448 — Guillaume IV d'Autun 1449–1471 — Philippe II de Fontaines 1471–1496 — Pierre II de Virey 1496–1509 — Jean VIII de Foucault 1509–1552 — 1552–1571 — Jérôme Souchier 1571–1596 — Lupin Lemire 1596–1626 — 1626–1653 — Claude Largentier 1654–1676 — Pierre III Henry 1676–1718 — Pierre IV Bouchu 1718–1740 — Robert III Gassot du Deffend 1740–1761 — Pierre V Mayeur 1761–1784 — François Le Blois 1784–1792 — Louis-Marie Rocourt Burials Henry of France, Archbishop of Reims (1175) Philip I, Count of Flanders Saint Malachy Bernard of Clairvaux Theresa of Portugal, Countess of Flanders Giacomo da Pecorara See also List of abbeys and priories Chiaravalle Abbey Claraval in Brazil: the same name in Portuguese; also the seat of a former Abbacy nullius References External links Official website Virtual Library of Clairvaux Cistercian monasteries in France 1115 establishments in Europe 1110s establishments in France Religious organizations established in the 1110s Buildings and structures in Aube Christian monasteries established in the 12th century Ruins in Grand Est Tourist attractions in Aube Burial sites of the Herbertien dynasty Burial sites of the House of Metz Ville-sous-la-Ferté