a Dominican, was born about 1220. He aided in the establishment of the Fete-Dieutl and died about 1270. He wrote several religious works. De Doctrina Cordis gained great popularity, as attested by the large number of manuscripts. It was published several times, and translated into French by W. Caoult (Douay, 1601; Lyons, 1608). His Sermons and De Testamento Christi, with others of his writings, are forgotten. See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v.