Guillaume de Chanac (died 1348)

Guillaume de Chanac
Guillaume's effigy, now exposed at the Louvre
Personal details
Died1348 (1349)
Bishop of Paris
In office
1332–1342
Preceded byHugues Michel de Besançon
Succeeded byFoulques de Chanac
Latin patriarch of Alexandria
In office
1342–1348
Preceded byJohn of Aragon
Succeeded byHumbert II of Viennois

Guillaume de Chanac (died 1348) was bishop of Paris from 1332 until 1342 and then latin patriarch of Alexandria until his death.

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