| Godfrey of Bath | |
| Bishop of Bath | |
| Appointed: | 25 March 1123 |
| Consecration: | 26 August 1123 |
| Consecrated By: | William de Corbeil |
| Term End: | 16 August 1135 |
| Predecessor: | John of Tours |
| Successor: | Robert |
| Other Post: | queen's chaplain |
| Birth Place: | Leuven |
| Death Date: | 16 August 1135 |
| Buried: | Bath Abbey |
Godfrey (died 1135) was a medieval Bishop of Bath.
Godfrey was a native of Leuven and was chaplain to Adeliza of Louvain, second wife of King Henry I of England. Godfrey served as chaplain both before and after her marriage to the king.[1] He came with her to England when she married Henry I.[2]
Godfrey was nominated 25 March 1123, and consecrated 26 August 1123[3] by Archbishop William de Corbeil of Canterbury at St. Paul's London.[1] During the last years of King Henry I's rule, Godfrey was often at the king's court and received a number of charters from the king.[4]
Godfrey died on 16 August 1135[3] and was buried in Bath Abbey near the north altar.[1]