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Aquasparta (1289–1302)
Gentile Partino (1302–1305)
Berengar Fredol (1306–1323)
Gauscelin de Jean (ca.1327–1348)
Etienne Aubert (1348–1352)
Egidio Albornoz (1352–1367)...
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Gauscelin de Jean (died 3
August 1348) was a
French cardinal. He was born at
Cahors in the
family related (by the
marriage alliance) to the
family of...
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Mandosio (in
Italian and Latin). Vol. Tomo I. Roma: Pagliarini. pp. 78–81.
Gauscelin de Jean Duèse,
Pedro Gómez
Barroso [Lützelschwab, pp. 481–482], Imbertus...
- Patr****o (1300–1311)
Arnaud d'Aux (1312–1320)
Vital du Four, (1321–1327)
Gauscelin de Jean (1327–1348) Hélie de Talleyrand-Périgord (1348–1364)
Pierre Itier...
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Casate (1281-1287) Jean
Lemoine (1294–1313) Luca
Fieschi (1313–1316)
Gauscelin de Jean (1316–1327)
Pierre de
Mortemart (1328-1335)
Pasteur de Sarrats...
- 1928, p. 720 note 2,
there was no
blood relationship between Cardinal Gauscelin de Jean and John XXII but cardinal's
uncle was
married with pope's sister...
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Puyanne (1305–1306)
Petrus de
Podio (1306–1307)
Arnaud Nouvel (1307–1316)
Gauscelin de Jean (1316–1319)
Pierre Le
Tessier (1319–1325)
Pierre Despres (1325–1361)...
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Louis de Beaumont, Louis'
brother Henry de Beaumont, and two cardinals,
Gauscelin de Jean and Luca Fieschi. The
cardinals are set free,
while the Beaumonts...
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bishop Avignon – cardinal-priest of SS.
Giovanni e Paolo, † 13 June 1317.
Gauscelin de Jean,
relative of John XXII – cardinal-priest of SS.
Marcellino e Pietro...
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lender to
Edward I of
England in the late 13th century.: 55 In 1316,
Gauscelin de Jean
became cardinal under pope John XXII.: 162
Guilhem Servat worked...
