(26 February 1427 – 1439) (deposed, as a supporter of Antipope Felix V) Garsias Arnaldi de Sega (de l'Exègne) (25 September 1439 – 9 December 1444) Beltrandus (1445? – 5 July 1451) (transferred to the diocese of Oloron) Pierre de Foix, O.Min. (5 July 1451 – 30 May 1459) Jean de Foix (1459 – 9 May 1466) (transferred to Comminges) Bertrand de Borie (12 May 1466 – 1499) Arnaldus (Garsias Arnaud) de Borie (8 April 1499 – 1501) Petrus de Caupena (6 February 1502 – 1514) Jean de la Martonie (1514–1519) Gaston de la Martonie (1 April 1519 – October 1555) François de Noailles (28 September 1556 – 1562) (resigned) Gilles (Aegidius) de Noailles (1562–1600) resigned 1600–1801 Jean-Jacques du Sault (25 May 1598 – 25 May 1623) Philibert du Sault (25 May 1623 – 11 November 1638) Jacques Desclaux (11 April 1639 – 4 April 1658) Guillaume Le Boux, Orat. (26 May 1659 – 15 December 1666) (transferred to Périgueux) Hugues de Bar (7 March 1667 – 1671) (transferred to Lectoure) Paul-Philippe de Chaumont Quitry (14 December 1671 – 1684) Leo de La Lanne Jean Marie de Prugues Bernard d’Abbadie d’Arbocave (5 May 1692 – 14 December 1732) François d’Andigné (2 September 1733 – 28 May 1736) Louis-Marie de Suarès d’Aulan (6 May 1737 – 23 January 1772) Charles-Auguste Le Quien de La Neufville (27 January 1772 – 24 October 1801) Jean-Jacques Saurine (Constitutional Bishop of Landes and Basses-Pyrénées) (1791–1802) See also Catholic Church in France List of Catholic dioceses in France References Books and articles Reference books pp. 599–601. (Use with caution; obsolete) p. 97. (in Latin) p. 91. p. 89. p. 93. pp. 92–93. Studies Attribution Dax Dax 5th-century establishments in sub-Roman Gaul 1801 disestablishments in France