(Concilium Aquense), was held in September, 1585, by Alexander Canigianus, archbishop of Aix, assisted by the :bishops of Apt, Gap, Riez, and Sisteron, his suffragans, together with the grand vicar of the bishop of Frejus. Several useful regulations were drawn up relating to the discipline of the Church and the reformation of morals, similar to those of Bourges in the preceding year. See Labbe, Concil. xv, 1119; Landon, Manual of Councils, s.v.