Aldric of Le Mans was a 9th-century bishop born into a noble family of Saxon and Bavarian descent. After serving in the court of Charlemagne, he became a priest in Metz before returning to the service of Louis the Pious as his chaplain. He later served as the Bishop of Le Mans for twenty-four years, during which he was noted for his piety and his practical efforts to support the poor and improve his diocese.