text: Brézé 56 guns (designed and built by Rodolphe Gédéon, launched 9 October 1647 at Toulon) – wrecked 25 November 1665 at the mouth of the Charente.
  César 56 guns (designed and built by Laurent Hubac, launched 1648 at Brest) – renamed Rubis in June 1671 and taken to pieces in 1673.
  Hercule 42 guns (designed and built by George Carteret and Laurent Hubac, launched 1655 at Brest) – broken up 1673
  Saint Louis 56 guns (designed and built by Jean Laure, launched 3 July 1658 at Soubise) – classed as 2nd Rank in 1669, then reduced to 56 guns in 1670 and reclassed as 3rd Rank in 1671; renamed Aimable in June 1671; removed from service in 1688 and taken to pieces in 1690.
  Royale 56 guns (designed and built by Laurent Hubac, launched February 1661 at Brest) – reclassed as 3rd Rank in 1670, renamed Ferme in June 1671, condemned 1676
  Chalain or Grand Chalain 42/48 (seized 1661, built 1657 at Concarneau) – renamed Triomphe 1662, then Courageux in June 1671; condemned 1672 and broken up
  Rubis 60, later 64 guns (designed and built by Laurent Hubac, launched November 1664 at Brest) – captured by the English on 28 September 1666, becoming French Ruby in the English Navy; broken up 1685.