List of Abbots
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- Thomas of Maurienne (680/700–c.720)
- Aunepert (720–24)
- Lucerius (724–40)
- Fulcoald (740–59)
- Wandelbert (c.759–61)
- Alan (–769)
- Guicpert (769–70)
- Probatus (770–81)
- Ragambald (781–86)
- Altpert (786–90)
- Mauroald (790–802)
- Benedict (802–15)
- Ingoald (815–30)
- Sichard (c.830–42)
- Hilderic (844–57)
- Perto (857–72)
- John I (872–81)
- Anselm (881–83)
- Teuto (883–c.888)
- Nordepert (c.888)
- Spento (c.888)
- Vitalis (c.889)
- Peter (c.890–c.919)
- Rimo (c.920–930)
- Ratfredus (930–36)
- Hildebrand (936–43/7)
- Campo (936–943/7)
- Dagobert (943/7–952)
- John III (967–)
- Hugh (998–1039)
- Berard I (–1089)
- Berard II (–1099)
- Oddo (1099)
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