Probably a disciple, in Paris, of Eudes (Odo) of Soissons, when the latter retired among the Cistercians of Ourscamp (1165), he was recommended to Maurice of Sully as a “vir probatus scientia sed probator vita” to succeed him in his Paris prebend. The bishop
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