text: Réfléchi 64 (launched 25 November 1776 at Brest) – hulked at Brest in November 1788, raséed in 1793 and renamed Turot, not mentioned thereafter.
  Caton class, design by Antoine Groignard
  Caton 64 (launched July 1777 at Toulon) – Captured by the British in the Caribbean on 19 April 1782, and added to the RN as HMS Caton, sold February 1815.
  Jason 64 (launched 13 February 1779 at Toulon) – Captured by the British in the Caribbean on 19 April 1782 and added to the RN as HMS Argonaut, sold February 1831.
  Sévère class, built by François Caro for commercial operators, to the design of Antoine Groignard's Indien Class. Purchased in 1778–79 by the French Navy. A third sister-ship – the Superbe (launched 11 March 1774) was sold in 1779 to Austria.
  Sévère 64 (launched 17 January 1775 at Lorient-Caudan, and purchased for the French Navy in November 1778) – Wrecked 26 January 1784 in Table Bay, South Africa.
  Ajax 64 (launched 14 January 1774 at Lorient-Caudan under the name Maréchal de Broglie, and purchased for the French Navy in April 1779, being renamed Ajax on 13 August 1779) – Struck in 1786, but reinstated as a floating battery at Verdon in June 1795; taken to pieces after March 1801.