Synodicon in Gallia reformata, or, The acts, decisions, decrees, and canons of those famous national councils of the reformed churches in France being I. a most faithful and impartial history of the rise, growth, perfection and decay of the reformation in that kingdom, with its fatal catastrophe upon the revocation of the Edict of Nants in the year 1685 : II. the confession of faith and discipline of those churches : III. a collection of speeches, letters, sacred politicks, cases of conscience, and controversies in divinity, determined and resolved by those grave assemblies : IV. many excellent expedients for preventing and healing schisms in the churches and for re-uniting the dismembred body of divided Protestants : V. the laws, government, and maintenance of their colleges, universities and ministers, together with their exercise of discipline upon delinquent ministers and church-members : VI. a record of very many illustrious events of divine providence relating to those churches : the whole collected and composed out of original manuscript acts of those renowned synods : a work never be extant in any language.

CHAP. XI. A Roll and Catalogue of all the Reformed Churches of France, as well those which are actually supplied with Pastors, as of those which shall be before the Meeting of the next National Synod to be held at Rochell in the Year 1607. otherwise the Provinces will be enforced to make Restitution of those Moneys ordained for them out of the Stock given us by His Ma∣jesties Royal Bounty. There was tackt unto this Roll the Names of those Pastors and Proposans who are to be maintained by the Provinces.

The First Roll of Pastors and Proposans in the Isle of France, Picardy, Beausse, and Champagne.

Isle of France.
Churches.	Ministers.
Paris.	Monsieur de Montigni.
Francois de Lauberan.
Mr. de la Faye.
Mr. du Moulin the eldest Son.
Mr. Couett.
Mr. Durand.
2. Le Plessis.	Mr. du Bois the elder.
3. Claye.	Mr. d'Aronde.
4. Mantes.	Mr. Chaurim.
5. St. Averne.	Mr. de Beaulieu.
6. Fontainbleau.	Mr. Voulas.
7. Tequin.	Mr. du Val.
8. Meaux.	Mr. Choquett.
9. Peju.	Mr. Conouailles.
10. La Fere & Artenay.	Mr. Marlette.
11. Senlis.	Mr. Beaulieu Lord of le Blanc.
Picardy.
Churches	Ministers.
Clermont.	Mr. de Losses the youn∣ger, Lord of La Touche.
Le Villy.	Mr. Richard.
Laon.	Mr. Morell.
Guise.	Mr. de Vaines.
Compiegne.	Mr. de Losses the elder, Lord of La Touche.
St. Quentin.	Mr. Richier.
Oistimont.	Mr. Blanchard.
Estaples.	Mr. le Baulne junior.
Boulognes	Mr. —
Calais.	Mr. Teslier.
La Ferte au Vidame.	Mr. du Bois.
La Beausse.
Churches	Ministers.
Houdan.	Mr. Biolott.
Blainville.	Mr. Gravelle.
Ampon au Perche.	Mr. Couronne.
Moulons.	Mr. Rougihaut.
Ay.	Mr. Brisbard.
Colloquy of Champagne.
Churches	Ministers.
Von.	Mr. de Gastine.
Chaalons.	Mr. Viriot.
Virtry le Francois.	Mr. Yoland.
Helmauric.	Mr. Cousin.
Vassy.	Mr. Chevilette.
Nefancour.	Mr. Candemiere.
Espances.	Mr. de Beauvois senior.
St. Marc.	Mr. Carre.
Sedan.	Mr. Fornelle.
Mr. du Tilly.
Mr. Gantois.
Mr. —
Mr. Canelle.

There were threescore and two Portions ordered unto all these Pastors, being six and forty in actual service, and ten Churches destitute of Mi∣nisters, three of which belong to the Colloquy of Champagne, and six Proposans, one of which shall be appropriated to the said Colloquy. The whole Sum for those sixty and two Portions amount∣ed to 3748 Livers, seven Sous, and six Deniers.

The Second Roll of the Pastors and Proposans in the Province of Brittany.

Churches.	Ministers.
Viellevigne.	Mr. Ferguson.
Nantes.	Mr. Oyseau.
Croisie.	Mr. le la Prote.
Sion.	Mr. de la Place.
Blain.	Mr. David Richier, and
Mr. René de Losses Lord of La Touche.
Arche-bernard.	Mr. Andrew le Noir Ld. of Beauchamps.
Rennes.	Mr. Fautrat.
Vitré.	Mr. Merlin senior, and
Mr. Pazault.
Dinan.	Mr. Pallori.

Yet when the Synod of Gap sate, there were no more than seven Pastors in actual service, and four Churches and four Proposans to be provided for and maintained, ad fifteen Portions were allotted them out of the Kings Moneys; but since God in∣creased the number of their Ministers, and this Province had assigned it 906 Crowns, 48 Sous, 4 d.

The Third Roll of the Churches, Pastors, and Proposans in the Province of Orleans, Berry, Blaisois and Nivernois.

Orleans and Berry.
Churches	Ministers.
Orleans	Mr. du Moulin the Father
Sancerre	Mr. Dorival
Gian	Mr. Fontaines
Gian	Mr. Pinette
Blois	Mr. Vignier
Chastillon sur Loin	Mr. Melett
Chastillon sur Loire	Mr. Le Noir
Boisgency, Lor∣ges & March¦enoit	Mr. Samuel de Cham∣baran
Espenille	Mr. Giraud
Aubusson	Mr. Vermer
Argenton	Mr. de Rieux
Mer	Mr. Bourguignon
Chasteausdun	Mr. Simpson
Gergeau	Mr. Boucher
Pisons & Seneu	Mr. Charretier
Romoranti••	Mr. Brun
La Chustre	Mr. Granier
Ginvelles & Luneau	Mr. de la Roche disione.
St. Leonard	Mr. de Monsanglar
Chirac	Mr. Jurieu
St. Amont	Mr. Jamet
Issondun	Mr. de Beauval

Mr. Berger was Emeritus, and had four Por∣tions assigned for his subsistence.

Mr. Granier liveth at Sancerre. There be six Churches and six Proposans to be provided for.

The Fourth Roll of the Churches, Pastors and Proposans in the Province of Anjou, Tourain and Maine.

Tourain.
Churches	Ministers.
Tours	Mr. des Aigues
Mr. Coupe
Loches & Chastil∣lon	Mr. Grevon
Previlly	Mr. Rogier
Chinon & l'Isle∣bouchard	Mr. Pevillaud
Vandôme	Mr. Salomeau
Montoire	Mr. Didier
Anjou
Churches	Ministers.
Saumur	Mr. Bouchereau
Angers	Mr. de Blois
Beaugé	Mr. John Fleury
Loudun	Mr. de Clairville, he died in the year 1608.
Loudun	Mr. Bede, died 1607.
Choupes	Mr. Goudry
Gaon & Vandelles	Mr. Besnard
Le Mans	Mr. Vigneu
Belesme	Mr. Notman
La Haye	Mr. de la Combe
Chasteau du Loir	Mr. du Fresne
Mont Gobert	Mr. de la Noue.

Monsieur de Lessard is Emeritus. In all twenty Pastors, four Churches destitute, and three Proposans; so there was assigned to this Province of Tourain and Anjou twenty seven Portions, which amounted to 1632 Crowns, fourteen Sous, and nine Deniers.

The Fifth Roll of the Churches, Pastors and Pro∣posans in the Province of the Upper and Nether Poictou.

Colloquy of the Ʋpper Poictou.
Churches	Ministers.
Poictiers	Mr. Clemenceau
Chastetheraud	Mr. d'Amours, he died lately.
Mr. Picard, suspended.
Touars	Mr. Andrew Rivett. senior
Parteney	Mr. Ricourt, lately de∣ceased.
Mr. Manceau
Lusignan	Mr. Mazieres, he died at Talmond. Mr. Me∣stayer succeeded him.
Sansay	Mr. Monnestier
Cové	Mr. L'Estang
Mr. Cuville
Civray	Mr. de la Roche Croizé
Le Vigan	Mr. Favre
La Trimoville	Mr. Brun
Chauvigny	Mr. Florand
Roche Choart	Mr. Roche, and since
Mr. Forgeau
Le Boucheron	Mr. Joubert
Colloquy of Niort and St. Maixant.
Churches	Ministers.
Niort	Mr. de la Blaschiere se∣nior.
Mr. Chauffepied
St. Maixant	Mr. Chesneau
Chamdenis	Mr. Guillermett
Mougon	Mr. la Blascheire, old Son.
St. Gelais	Mr. la Blascheire, the youngest Son.
Melle	Mr. Manceau, who died at Partenay, and since him, Mr. René Forest.
Aulnay	Mr. de L'Estang
Issoudun	Mr. de la Valleé

Chefboutonneé	Mr. Olliver, he lately revolted; since Mr. John
Chalmot of Niort
Colloquy of the Nether Poictou.
Churches	Ministers.
Fontenay	Mr. de la Vallade
Luson	Mr. Bomaud
St. Benoist	Mr. Textor, who died lately.
Mr. Daniel Guermeau, a Rocheller.
Mr. de la Place, who is since dead.
Talmont upon the Jard.	Mr. Masseres, deposed.
Mr. James Prunier was re∣ceived in the mixt As∣sembly held at Fontenay before St. Johns Fair. 1614.
Monne	Mr. Vatablé
St. Giles upon Vic	Mr. Prascisault
Le Poiré	Mr. de Bonvouloir, since sent unto St. d'Angely.
Mouschamps	Mr. de Losses Lord of la Tousche the elder; but since dead.
Chantonneé	Mr. Tirenu
Marevil	Mr. Marchand
St. Ermine	Mr. Papin a Rocheller
Mouilleron	Mr. Berny
Pausanges	Mr. Moreau
Vaudoré	Mr. Champanois
La Chastagneraye	Mr. Texier, and since Mr. George Tomp∣son, a Scotch-man.
Colonges les Reau	Mr. Dantonnet

In all thirty nine Pastors, eight Churches to be provided for, and three Proposans, which made up fifty Portions for the whole Province of Poitou, amounting to 3022 Crowns, 40 Sous, and 10 Deniers.

The Sixth Roll of the Churches, Pastors, and Pro∣pasans in the Province of Xaintonge, Aulnix, and Augoulmois.

1 Colloquy, of St. John d'Angely.
Churches	Ministers.
St. John d'Angely	Mr. Fremond de Vigier, Lord of Moustier, now dead; to him succeeded
Mr. Japhet de Vigier, Lord of Bessay; his Son
Mr. du Bon Vouloir.
Taillebourg	Mr. William Rivett, the younger Brother, Lord of Chanvernon.
St. Savinian	Mr. Alix
Tonna Charante	Mr. Jouanneau, and since
Mr. Ferry
Tonnay Boutonneé	Mr. de la Viennerie
Matta	Mr. Rousseau.
2 Colloquy, of the Islands.
Churches	Ministers
St. Peters of Olleron	Mr. de la Croix; he died in the year 1610, since
St. Peters of Olleron	Mr. Guilielmi
Castell of Olleron	Mr. Petit, the younger
Royan	Mr. Deschareves, dead, but since Mr. Heraud
Mornac	Mr. le Coq
Aruert. & la Tremblade, & Jonin, is since separated from them.	Monsieur Rossignol
La Tremblade	Mr. Papin
Marennes	Mr. Jeremy Boisseul, he died 1609. since Mr. Za∣chary Crispin, Lord of Chabosselay an Anjou∣in, and Mr. Richier, Lord of Vandelin Cour, a Britton
Saujon	Mr. Paul Bonnet, junior
St. John Dangles	Mr. Berger, deceased; since
Mr. de la Forest
Soubize	Mr. Chevalier
Moize	Mr. Beauja, sent to St. Mesmes, since Mr. Tho∣mas Guyot, Lord of Chappeauvert
St. Just	Mr. Tolouse, a Rocheller
Third Colloquy, of Aunix.
Churches	Ministers.
Rochel.	Mr. Du Mont. deceased.
Mr. James Merlin.
Mr. Samuel L' hom∣meau.
Mr. Jerome Coulom∣mies Born in Bearn.
Mr. Louis Le Ceueler, Lord of la Chappeliere an Angevin.
Mr. Daniel Goiré, a Rocheller.
Mr. Gideon de Mont∣martyn, Lord of La Turpiniere, he died 1609.
Mr. John Peter Sale∣bert, a Rocheller, received into the Mi∣nistery in the Colloquy of Aulnix held at Ni∣eul on Thursday the 6th of Feb. 1613. but he was Ordained at Rochell by Mr. James Merlin on the Lord's Day in the Af∣ternoon, March 3. 1613. in the Great Temple with most so∣lemn and extraordina∣ry Prayers.

St. Martins in the Istle of Rhé.	Mr. German Chauve∣ton, Lord of Beau∣vois, he died in the latter end of year, 1604.
Mr. Fautrard and English∣man (I suppose he was Born in the Island of Guernzey, for one of his Name was Minister there in the year 1647.) but he died of the Plague a Fortnight after Mr. de Beau∣vois.
Since Mr. Lewes Au∣byneau a Rocheller
Ars in the Isle of Ré	Mr. Daniel Chanett.
La Flotte in the Isle of Ré	Mr. Daniel Gorré, who was after sent unto Rochell.
La Flotte in the Isle of Ré	Mr. John le Chatre a Rocheller.
Marans	Mr. Pillard
Marans	Mr. La Violette
Bourneuf and Dampierre	Mr. Febrve
Surgeres	Mr. Tagaut
Nieul	Mr. James Guibert, a Rocheller, sent to Ar∣chiac and Jonsac; he afterward turn'd Apo∣state.
Nieul	Mr. Peter Menanceau a Rocheller.
Mauzé	Mr. Andrew de Mazi∣eres, Lord of La Cave
Laleu, l'Ommeau and Lozieres	Mr. Samuel Veupillet a German
Sales, Toré, and Mortagne	Mr. Toussainet a German
The Fourth Colloquy, of Xaintes.
Churches	Ministers.
Xainctes	Mr. Bonnet senior, dead since
Mr. Petit senior
Pons	Mr. Londe removed to Mortagne
Mr. Heraud of Rochell sent to Royan
Mr. Peris
Archiac and Jon∣sac	Mr. Menanceau, sent to Nieul in Aulnix
Plassac and Clan	Mr. Calbert, and since Mr. Choquet
Mortagne	Mr. Chastaigner, dead since.
Mr. Londe.
Gemouzat	Mr. Gabart
Rieax	Mr. Marcon
Mr. du Perche, and since
Cozes	Mr. James Chalmot of Rochell
The Fifth Colloquy, of Augoalmois.
Churches	Ministers
Stelaud de Lin∣doire	Mr. George Pacard the Elder, sent unto Roche∣foucald; he died in the year 1610.
La Rochefoucaud	Mr. Hog, sent to An∣goulesme, and since Mr. Pacard senior
La Rochebeaucourt	Mr. Pitard
Jarnac	Mr. Pacard the Eldest Son
Cognac	Mr. Barjemont removed
Mr. Bizett removed
Mr. John Perreau of Rochell
Vertueil	Mr. Colladon, since de∣ceased.
Mr. Trochereg, a Baron of Scotland, but remo∣ved to Saumur
Mr. Peres sent to Pons.
Vertueil	Mr. Comareg.
The Sixth Colloquy, of Jonzac.
Churches	Ministers.
Jonzac	Mr. Pollot, dead, since James Guibert, who revolted; after him holy Mr. Welch a Scotch Minister, who spent eight hours every day in Prayer.
Barbezieux	Mr. Petit the Elder, sent to Xaintes
Mr. Theophilus Rossell of Nantes.
St. Mesmes	Mr. Beaujan
Baigné and Chaux	Mr. Boyannat
La Roche Chalais	Mr. Bellot

There be forty eight Pastors in the whole Province of Xaintonge, six Churches destitute, and six Proposans, without including Mr. Herauld lent unto the Church of Marsillac; so that it had sixty Portions, amounting to 3627 Crowns, and 13 Sous.

The Seventh Roll of the Churches, Pastors, and Proposans in the Province of Lower Guienne.

The First Colloquy of Higher Agenois.
Churches	Ministers.
Tonneins	Mr. de Monjone
Mr. de Beaucons
Clerac.	Mr. Ricotier the Father
Mr. Ricotier the Son, the Grandson was, I think, Minister also in the Church of Tonneins, and exiled with the o∣ther Ministers 1685.
Castelmoron	Mr. Bausty
Pathe	Mr. Mermet the Son
Monflanquin	Mr. Freron the Father
Tournon	Mr. Freron the Son

Monheur	Mr. Scillade
Leyrac	Mr. Sylvius the Son
La Parade	Mr. Fevran
Grateloup	Mr. Vidouse an Apostate
Puymirol	Mr. de La Fayole
The Second Colloquy, of Lower Agenois.
Churches	Ministers.
Bordeaux	Mr. Renaud, he died 1610.
Mr. Primrose a Scotch∣man.
Libourne	Mr. de la Vallade
Castillon	Mr. Baduell
Ste. Foy	Mr. Hesperian
Ste. Foy	Mr. de Bessoly
Aniche	Mr. D'Anglade
Jouzac	Mr. Majence
Parole	Mr. Lamy
Morancour	Mr. Zamett
Bazas.	Mr. Goudon
Velines	Mr. Vassar
Duras	Mr. Peniot
The Third Colloquy, of Condomois.
Churches	Ministers.
Nerac	Mr. Mermet the Father
Mr. Masparrault
Mr. de La Nusse
Mozin	Mr. Luillier
Casteljaloux	Mr. du Luc
Caumont	Mr. Villebon
La Bastide	Mr. Sylvius the Father
Le Mont de Moisin	Mr. de Palloque
Gouse	Mr. Melet
Bifesensac	Mr. Guynier
Tartas	Mr. Pourrat
Sos	Mr. du Mier
The Fourth Colloquy, of Perigort.
Churches	Ministers.
Bergerac	Mr. Pyneau
Mr. Beraud junior
Islegeac	Mr. de Monbaron
Montpasier	Mr. de Bessole
Aymett	Mr. de Salettes
Berbignieres	Mr. Dalbier
Sausigniac	Mr. de la Roche
Longuier	Mr. Chauveton
Limeuil	Mr. de Blasmont
Mussidan	Mr. Escallier
La Force	Mr. Du Pin
Pomport	Mr. Regnac
Limoges	Mr. —
Turennes	Mr. Roy
Argentueil	Mr. De la Faye

In all forty eight Pastors, six Churches destitute, and five Propsans, which make up sixty Por∣tions for the Lower Guienne, amounting in all to 3627 Crowns and 13 Sous.

The Eighth Roll, of the Churches, Pastors and Pro∣posans in the Province of Higher and Lower Vivaretz and Vellay.

Higher and Lower. Vivaretz and Vellé.
Churches	Ministers.
Valonsales la Gorge	Mr. Labat
Aubenas	Mr▪ de la Fare
Meriac & Jansac	Mr. Imbert
Villeneufve de∣bere	Mr. de la Motte
Annonay	Mr. de Salvary
Bonlieu	Mr. Quimpson
De Faigues	Mr. Traiulles
St. Apollinaire de Gluiras	Mr. Faucher
Sannoy	Mr. Arnaud
St. Sauveur	Mr. du Cros
Privas	Mr. Valeton
Tournon de Privas	Mr. Reboulet
St. Vincent	Mr. Bizett
Rousin de Blaye	Mr. Carat
Chalancon	Mr. Mercier
Cheillar	Mr. Daufin

Mr. Peter Raillet is Emeritus. In all there be seventeen Pastors in this Province, and there were allotted two supernumerary Portions for the Church of Aubenas, six Churches destitute, three Proposans, so that it had twenty eight Por∣tions amounting to 1692 Crowns, 42 Sous, and one Denier.

The Ninth Roll of the Churches, Pastors, and Proposans in the Province of Lower Languedoc.

The First Colloquy, of Usez.
Churches	Ministers.
Usez	Mr. Cry
Bagnols	Mr. Thomas
St. Ambroise	Mr. Petit
Le Vaux	Mr. Lion
Le Vaux	Mr. Lion
Berjac	Mr. Galois
Grenouillac	Mr. Maignan
St. Genus	Mr. Railli
Lussan	Mr. Texier
Boucoiran	Mr. Arbaut
Blansac	Mr. Bouton
Montarenne	Mr. Arnand
Montfrin	Mr. Villarett
The Second Colloquy, of Montpellier.
Churches	Ministers.
Montpellier	Mr. Gigord
Mr. Peyrol
Mr. Rudavel
Lunell	Mr. Preudhomme
Mangue	Mr. Tortolon
Pignay	Mr. Moncassin
Bedamis	Mr. Roussell
St. André	Mr. Sebastian
Gignac	Mr. Nisole
Beziers	Mr. De la Pause, depo∣sed, and revolted
Florensac	Mr. Remirail
Montagnac	Mr. Serres
Pousson	Mr. Massouverain
The Third Colloquy, of St. Germain.
Churches	Ministers.
St. Germain	Mr. de la Faye
Valfrancesque	Mr. Aiguion
Bar	Mr. Biail
Pont du Montuer	Mr. Cailleteau
St. André de Val∣borgne	Mr. De la Bastide
St. Estienne	Mr. Noine
Sauvenians	Mr. Paul
Marnegues	Mr. Toussaincts
Florac.	Mr. Ricaud
St. Marcell	Mr. Fressol.
Le Coulet	Mr. Drague

St. Privat	Mr. Guisau
Castaignol	Mr. Gallicien
The Fourth Colloquy, of Nismes.
Churches	Ministers.
Nismes	Mr. Mousnier
Mr. Perrier
Mr. Saffran
Galarques	Mr. Claverolles
Aubaix	Mr. de Marizi
Clarensac	Mr. Tuffan
Vauvert	Mr. Jannin
Marsillargues	Mr. Justamond
Aiguesmortes	Mr. Bransillon
Sommiers	Mr. Chaunes
St. Laurens	Mr. Tuffan junior
Aimargues	Mr. Fillon
Calvilon	Mr. Rennoy
Verguises	Mr. Boulet
Nages	Mr. Terond
Bierme	Mr. Venturin
St. Gilles	Mr. Mercator
The Fifth Colloquy, of Sauve.
Churches	Ministers.
Sauve	Mr. Lazare
de Vigean	Mr. Gasques
St. Aulay	Mr. Palquier
Gorges	Mr. Brumet
Vallerangue	Mr. Villett
Mermant	Mr. Jarry
Sumene	Mr. Abrahac
St. Laurens	Mr. Nicholas
Montardis	Mr. Juvan
La Planquette	Mr. Falquerolles
Nonablett	Mr. Pepin
Le Rey	Mr. Rogier
Quissatt	Mr. Sebastian
Durfort	Mr. Laurent
Pompignan	Mr. Mernere
Cornac	Mr. Guillaumin
St. Jean	Mr. Fully
The Sixth Colloquy, of Andusa.
Churches	Ministers.
Anduse	Mr. Baillé
La Salle	Mr. Courault
Vezenobre	Mr. Robert
Toirat	Mr. Paulet
Sondorgues	Mr. Zuentin
Alés	Mr. Marion
Milet	Mr. Desmarais
Lihan	Mr. Valet
Mr. Bahet
St. Jean	Mr. Fitte
Generaigues	Mr. Baruc
Tournac	Mr. Matthieu

In all eighty four Pastors, six Churches destitute, four Pastors for the Lower Avergne, and six Proposans to be provided for, which make One hundred portions, amounting to 6045 Crowns, 21. Sous, 11 Deniers, for the Province of Lower Languedoc.

The Tenth Roll of the Churches, Pastors and Pro∣posans in the Province of Higher Languedoc, and Higher Guienne.

The First Colloquy, of Albigeois.
Churches	Ministers.
Castres	Mr Duadet
Mr Balleran
Mr Josion
Realmont	Mr Raffin
Lombes	Mr Severac
La Cauve	Mr. l'Allemand
Vianne	Mr de Miramont
Angles	Mr Cazaux
Vabry	Mr Affier, or Acier
Bassac	Mr de Sages
St. Amone	Mr Beranger
Pourdelac	Mr Maulieres
Requecourbé	Mr Bourgaut
Castelnau	Mr. Offrion
Briteste	Mr. Favre
Vaines	Mr. Castelfranc
The Second Colloquy, of Lauragais.
Churches	Ministers.
Puylaurens	Mr. Voisin the Eldest Brother
Mr. La Curve
Cuq	Mr. Voisin the Younger
Le Mont St. Puelles	Mr. Aubriol
St. Paul	Mr. Villemur
Mazamet	Mr. Roussel
Cormant	Mr. Candomere
Venel	Mr. Lespmasse
The Third Colloquy, of Rouergue.
Churches	Ministers.
Milhaud	Mr. Du Teil
Mr. Jolly the Elder Bro∣ther
St. Romederac	Mr. Jolly the Young. Bro.
St. Affrique	Mr. Boutoux
Brusques Murasson	Mr. Remiral
The Fourth Colloquy, of Foix.
Churches	Ministers.
Pamiers	Mr. Froger
Les Bordes	Mr. Du Puy L'aisné
Foix	Mr. Ollier
More	Mr. Roger
Mazeres	Mr. Ologary
Caulmont	Mr. Givaudan
Saverdun	Mr. Du Puy junior
La Bastide	Mr. Bourgade
Camerade	Mr. Austre
The Fifth Colloquy, of Armagnac.
Churches	Ministers.
Lectoure	Mr. Savoye
Mauvoisin	Mr. Gardesi. He was a most severe Nathan to Henry IV.
Puygasque	Mr. Monin
L'Isle Jourdain	Mr. Du Prat
Le Masde Verdun	Mr. Constans
Carrouillin	Mr. Falgueirac
Sievras & Soubieres	Mr. La Font
The Sixth Colloquy, of Lower Quercy.
Churches	Ministers.
Montaubon	Mr. Michael Beraud the Father
Mr. Tenans
Mr. Bernard Sonis
Mr. Mark Anthony Be∣noist
Negrepelisse	Mr. Girard
Caussade	Mr. Le Grand
Voyliac	Mr. Galiaste
St. Antonin	Mr. Tolosani

Villemur	Mr. Forgereau, removed to Rochefoucaud, in the Colloquy of the Lower Poictou
Bruniquet	Mr. Tremble
Albias	Mr. Charles (the Father) dead
Maussac	Mr. Richard
Campagnac	Mr. Vrisse
St. Leophary	Mr. Richeteau

Ministers, Emeriti, 1. Mr. Nadal, 2. Mr. Tayaut, 3. Mr. Grave, 4. Mr. Causse, 5. Mr Goudon. The Province of Higher Languedoc, and Higher Guienne had in all 64 Pastors, 6 Churches, and 6 Proposans to be provided for; and 4 Pastors more for the Higher Auvergne, which makes 80 Portions in all for that Province, amounting to 4836 Crowns, 17 Sous, and 11 De∣niers.

The Eleventh Roll, of the Churches, Pastors and Proposans in the Province of Burgundy, Lyon∣nois, Forest, La Bresse, and Beaujolois.

The First Colloquy, of Lyons.
Churches	Ministers.
Lyon	Mr. de Brunes
Bamargental	Mr. Le Faucheur
Beaujoloy	Mr. Comin
Cluny	Mr. Ricard
Rodenelle	Mr. de Lorme
The Second Colloquy, of Chaalons.
Churches	Ministers.
Chaalons	Mr. Le Blanc
Conches	Mr. Textor
Buzi	Mr. Pyneau
Parey	Mr. Collinet
The Third Colloquy, of Dijon.
Churches	Ministers.
Vauvre	Mr. Cassegrain
Issurtille	Mr. Gaussan
Aurné le Duc	Mr. Eliot
Aralon	Mr. Allaigonne
The Fourth Colloquy, of Gex.
Churches	Ministers.
Sessy	Mr. Moria
Gex	Mr. Molan
Toirier	Mr. Quinson
Orney	Mr. Prevost
Dinonne	Mr. Grillet
Chalam	Mr. Jappe
Coulonge	Mr. Grois
Versoir	Mr. D'espagne, or d'E∣spancy
Farges	Mr. Perier
Sammais	Mr. Aubery
Croisell	Mr. Percull

There was granted to the Province of Burgundy 26 Portions for 13 Pastors, in which the Church of Lyons is comprehended for one, and four Pastors for the Colloquy of Gex, six Churches destitute of Ministers, and three Proposans. Which 26 Portions do amount in the full and whole unto the sum of 1571 Crowns, 47 Li∣vers, and 8 Deniers.

The Twelfth Roll, of the Churches, Pastors and Proposans in the Province of Provence.

Provence.
Churches.	Ministers.
Lormarin	Mr. de la Planche
La Crolle	Mr. de Chamforan
Merindol	Mr. Ricard
Cabrieres	Mr. de la Crosse
Seyne	Mr. Chaslier
Manosques	Mr. Codur
Le Lui	Mr. Toussaincts

There were sixteen Portions granted to the Pro∣vince of Provence for seven Pastors, and two Propo∣sans, which made in all 967 Crowns, 17 Sous, and six Deniers.

The Thirteenth Roll, of the Churches and Pastors, and Proposans in the Province of Dolphiny.

Dolphiny.
The First Colloquy, of Vanduson.
Churches.	Ministers.
Puigilat	Mr. Perron
Vieaux	Mr. Perrot
Fenestrelles	Mr. Lanselne Jordan
Montoules	Mr. Guerin
Vilaret	Mr. Anastase
Meaux	Mr. Daniel Nonin
Les Cardonnes	Mr. Joshua Ripert
The Second Colloquy, of Ambrun.
Churches.	Ministers.
Ambrun	Mr. Matthiew
Fessinieers	Mr. Andrew Rebert
Guillestau	Mr. Pascal
Arieu and Chaesteny	Mr. Jourdain
Queirac	Mr. —
Moulines	Mr. Giles
The Third Colloquy, of Gappensois.
Churches.	Ministers.
Gap	Mr. Barbier
Veisnes	Mr. Faugier
Serres	Mr. Martinet
Orpier	Mr. Javel
Corp	Mr. Estienne
Vandiomene	Mr. Abrau
The Fourth Colloquy, of Grenoble.
Churches.	Ministers.
Grenoble	Mr. Caille
Mr. Cresson
La Meure	Mr. Vulson
Mine	Mr. Fabry
St. Jean D'ambor∣nes	Mr. Gubrier
Grenin	Mr. Magnett
Oyan	Mr. Espagnet
Aumonesteir	Mr. Estriem
Delbermont	Mr. Gap.
The Fifth Colloquy, of Die.
Churches.	Ministers.
Nione	Mr. Perria
Vinsabre	Mr. Persol
Le Bins	Mr. Petit
Talignan	Mr. Maugies
St. Saveur	Mr. du Gaeye
Orange	Mr. Roussell
Mr. Maurice
Courtoison	Mr. de La Vesne
St. Pantheon Chasteau	Mr. Felix, and
Mr. Ollivier

The Seventh Colloquy of Valentinois.
Churches.	Ministers.
Montlimart	The great Chamier
Mr. Canter
Lurion and Conol	Mr. Vinay
Valence	Mr. Mercure
Crest and Hure	Mr. Sagues
Bourdeaux	Mr. Gillier
Dieu Le Fitt	Mr. Girard
Chasteau neuf du Mazene	Mr. Dauphin
Beze and Bonni∣eres	Mr. Jay
The Eighth Colloquy of Viennois.
Churches.	Ministers.
St. Marcellin	Mr. Bouguin
Romans	Mr. Agur
Pont de Royans	Mr. Denis Eyrier
Beaurepaire	Mr. Durant

There be two Pastors Emeriti in the Province of Dolphiny, viz. 1. Mr, Mallet, 2 & Mr. Dinson. In the whole Province there be 59 Pastors, 4 Churches destitute, and 8 Proposans to be maintained; There be 3 for the City, and Principallity of Orange, so that the said Province had 71 Portions, which amounted to 4292 Crowns, 12 Sous, and 9 Deniers.

The total Sum of the Pastors, Proposans and Churches of the said 13 Provinces is 440.

The Province of Normandy was not cast into this Accompt.

There be 54 Churches destitute of Pastors.

There be Ministers in actual service, 478.

There be Ministers Emeriti, 11.

There be 46 Proposans.

Although the Province of Normandy did not send any Deputies unto this National Synod, so that there was no Catalogue taken of its Churches, Pastors and Proposans, as there was of all the other Provinces: Yet this National Synod of Gap did adjudge unto the said Province 46 Portions, which amounted to 2420 Crowns, 23 Sous and 10 Deni∣ers; out of which Moneys that Province is to assist it's Churches, maintain its Proposans according to the number of its Colloqies.

All these Articles, Decrees and Canons before-mentioned, were resolved, voted and passed in the Seventeenth National Synod of Gap; which ended the 23d day of October, 1603. And thus Signed in the Original.

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