de Séez, followed William the Conqueror into England. The chief pilgrimages in the diocese were Notre-Dame de Champs at Séez, Notre-Dame du Vallet, Notre-Dame du Repos, near Almenèches, three very ancient shrines; Notre-Dame de Lignerolles, a pilgrimage of the seventh century; Notre-Dame de Recouvrance, at Les Tourailles, dating beyond 900; Notre-Dame de Longny, established in the sixteenth century; Notre-Dame du Lignon, a pilgrimage of the seventeenth century. Bishops Ancient era Saint Latuin, apostle of Seez, legendary, fifth century Saint Sigisbold, c. 460 Saint Landry, c. 460 Nile or Hille (Hillus), 5th century Hubert de Sees, c. 500 Litardus, Litharedus or Lotharius, 511 (First Council of Orléans) Passiv (City of the Councils of Orléans 533, 538, 541 and 549) 533–549 Leudobaude (Cited at the Council of Tours of 567 and at the Council of Paris of 573) 567–573 Marcel (quoted at the Council of Paris 614) 614 Amlacaire (cited in the Council of Chalon 647/53) 647/653 Saint Reverend, 670–682, (questionable information) [réf. necessary] Saint Annobert or Alnobert, quoted at the Council of Rouen of 692, died in 706 Rodobert or Chrodobert, 706, also count of Hiémois Hugues I (bishop of Sees), 8th century Saint Ravenger, ???–750 Saint Loyer or Lothaire, around 750 Saint Chrodegang or Godegrand, ???– 770 Saint Gerard, 765–805 Reginald of Sees, about 811 Ingelnom, c. 833 Saxobold, 840–852 Saint Adelin, Adalhelm (Adalhelmus), c. 879–916, becomes slave of the Vikings Robert I, tenth century Benedict, tenth century Azon the Venerable, c. 986–1006 Richard I Sigefroi or Sigefroi, c. 1010–1026 Radbod, c. 1025–v. 1030 Yves de Bellême, c. 1035–1070 Robert II of Ryes, c. 1070–v. 1081 Gerard I, 1082–1091 Serlon d'Orgères, 1091–1123, previously abbot of Saint-Évroult John I of Neuville, 1124–1143 Gerard II, 1144–1157 Froger, 1157–1184 Lisiard, 1184–1201 Sylvestre, 1202–1220, replaces Raoul du Merle who was elected in 1201 but whose election was rejected by supporters of Jean sans Terre Gervais I of Chichester, also abbot-general of Prémontrés4, 1220–1228 Hugues II, 1228 - 1240 Geoffroy de Mayet, 1240–1258 Thomas of Aunou, 1258–1278 John II of Bernieres, 1278–1292 Philippe Le Boulenger, 1294–1315 Richard II of Sentilly, 1315–1320 William I Mauger, 1320–1356 Gervais II of Belleau, 1356–1363 William II of Rance, 1363–1378 Gregory Langlois, 1378–1404 Pierre Beaublé, 1404–1408 John III, 1408–1422 Robert III of Rouvres, 1422–1433 Thibaut Lemoine, 1433–1434 Jean IV Chevalier, 1434–1438 Jean V of Pérusse d'Escars, 1438–1454 Robert IV of Cornegrue, 1454–1478 Étienne Goupillon, 1478–14935 Gilles de Laval, 1493–1502 Claude