 His impulsive zeal did not fail to raise opposition.The chapters of Foix and Pamiers, which he tried to reform, revolted openly, and had to be coerced into submission by Briefs of Pope Alexander VII and ordinances of Louis XIV.Two facts stand out prominently in Caulet's episcopal career, his attitude with regard to the formulary of Alexander VII and his conduct in the affaire de la régale, i.e.