text: Héros 74 (launched 10 May 1801 at Rochefort) – captured by the Spanish at Cadiz in June 1808 and renamed Heroe, stricken 1839 at Ferrol.
  Pacificateur 74 (started 1801 at Brest) – construction begun in May 1801 and abandoned soon after, never launched. Broken up circa 1803.
  Brutus 74 (launched 24 January 1803 at Lorient) – renamed Impétueux in February 1803; burnt by the British in Chesapeake Bay in August 1806
  Magnanime 74 (launched 17 August 1803 at Rochefort) – became floating prison Bagne No 1 in 1816 and struck 1820.
  Suffren 74 (launched 17 September 1803 at Lorient) – condemned 1816 and taken to pieces in 1823.
  Lion 74 (launched 11 February 1804 at Rochefort) – Driven ashore by the British and burnt near Frontignan in October 1809.Cassard classThis design by Jacques-Noël Sané was enlarged from the Téméraire Class in order to mount an upper deck battery of 24pdrs compared with the 18pdrs of the earlier class. They were begun in 1793 and 1794 respectively as Lion and Magnanime, but were renamed Glorieux (subsequently Cassard) and Quatorze Juillet in 1798; the second ship became Vétéran in 1802.
  Cassard 74 (launched 24 September 1803 at Brest) – struck and hulked in 1818, and taken to pieces in 1831–32.