Livery of Gaillard de la Motte

One impressive wing of the de Viviers palace is also referred to as Gaillard de la Motte. After renovation work magnificent painted ceilings and decoration undercoating material, in a room that was once the grand dining room in the early 14th century. The patterns, which represent the coats of arms of the Christian courts, are thought to have been painted for a meeting of princes in 1336, invited by Pope Benedict XII, in this palace where the cardinal Gaillard de la Mothe lived. The arms of the participating cardinals and kings were displayed in the banquet hall in the livery of Cardinal Gaillard de la Motte.

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  1. Alfonso IV
  King of Portugal

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  2. Annibale de Ceccano
  Cardinal-bishop of Tusculum

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  3. Alfonso IV
  King of Aragon

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  4. Jean Raymond de Comminges
  Cadinal of San Vital

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  5. Alfonso XI
  King of Castile and León

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  6. Gaucelme de Jean
  Cardinal of Saint Marcel and Pierre

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  7. James II
  King of Mallorca

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  8. Bertrand de Pouget
  Cardinal-bishop of Ostia and Velletri

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  9. Philip III
  King of Navarre

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  10. Pierre des Prés
  Cardinal of Saint Pudentiana

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  11. Philip VI
  King of France

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  12. Benedict XII
  Pope

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  13. Robert
  King of Naples

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  14. Napoleone Orsini
  Cardinal of Saint Lucia

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  15. Edward III
  King of England

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  16. Jacobo Stefaneschi
  Cardinal of San Giorgio in Velabro

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  17. John I
  King of Bohemia

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  18. Raymond Guilhem de Fargues
  Cardinal of Saint-Marie la Neuve

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  19. David II
  King of Scotland

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  20. Gaillard de la Motte
  Cardinal

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  21. Magnus VII
  King of Sweden, Norway and Scania

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  22. Bertrand de Montfavet
  Cardinal of Santa Maria in Aquiro

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  23. Leo IV
  King of Armenia

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  24. Hugh IV
  King of Cyprus
  Titular King of Jerusalem

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  25. Catherine II Valois-Courtenay
  Titular Empress of Constantinople

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  26. Elie de Talleyrand-Peri­gord
  Cardinal of Saint Pietro in Vincoli