Death and After
Pope Gregory XI sent Philippe to Perugia and designated him papal legate and governor of Umbria in early 1372. Before his term ended he died on 27 August 1372 and was buried in the Carthusian monastery of Bonpas, near Avignon. Later his body was transferred to the church of Caumont-sur-Durance in 1833. In October 1926, a commemorative plaque was placed de l'Evêché at Cavaillon in the ruins of his palace.
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