Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?

In recent years several candidates, all from northern France, have been suggested as possible authors for the Liber de Regno Sicilie commonly ascribed to the so-called “Hugo Falcandus”. This article critically assesses the evidence for these theories, and re-examines the text itself, and the “Letter...

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Main Author: Graham A. Loud
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Published: OpenEdition 2015-09-01
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description In recent years several candidates, all from northern France, have been suggested as possible authors for the Liber de Regno Sicilie commonly ascribed to the so-called “Hugo Falcandus”. This article critically assesses the evidence for these theories, and re-examines the text itself, and the “Letter to Peter”, which is almost certainly by the same author, to see what indications of authorship can be found therein. While the evidence is contradictory, on balance it appears more probable that “Hugo Falcandus”, whoever he may have been, was a native of the regno rather than someone from northern Europe.
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spelling doaj-art-6901ae73975d479a819a350a4e9273fa2025-01-06T13:08:41ZengOpenEditionTabularia1630-73642015-09-0110.4000/tabularia.2161Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?Graham A. LoudIn recent years several candidates, all from northern France, have been suggested as possible authors for the Liber de Regno Sicilie commonly ascribed to the so-called “Hugo Falcandus”. This article critically assesses the evidence for these theories, and re-examines the text itself, and the “Letter to Peter”, which is almost certainly by the same author, to see what indications of authorship can be found therein. While the evidence is contradictory, on balance it appears more probable that “Hugo Falcandus”, whoever he may have been, was a native of the regno rather than someone from northern Europe.https://journals.openedition.org/tabularia/2161SicilyHugo Falcandusmedieval historical writingtwelfth-century renaissanceStephen of PerchePeter do Blois
spellingShingle Graham A. Loud
Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
Tabularia
Sicily
Hugo Falcandus
medieval historical writing
twelfth-century renaissance
Stephen of Perche
Peter do Blois
title Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
title_full Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
title_fullStr Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
title_full_unstemmed Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
title_short Le problème du Pseudo-Hugo : qui a écrit l’Histoire de Hugues Falcand ?
title_sort le probleme du pseudo hugo qui a ecrit l histoire de hugues falcand
topic Sicily
Hugo Falcandus
medieval historical writing
twelfth-century renaissance
Stephen of Perche
Peter do Blois
url https://journals.openedition.org/tabularia/2161
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