Theodard was a 9th-century Benedictine monk who served as the archbishop of Narbonne. Born around 840 in Montauban, he likely belonged to the nobility and previously held the position of subdeacon during a council in Toulouse. After serving as an archdeacon under Sigebod, he succeeded him as archbishop in 885. He traveled to Rome in 886 to receive the pallium from Pope Stephen VI, officially confirming his ecclesiastical authority.