a French chronicler, was canon of Chartres after his uncle Balph, about 1330. He wrote a chronicle from the foundation of the world down to his own time, entitled, Breviaire Historial; twice published in full in Latin (Poitiers, 1479; Paris, eod.). Labbe printed some fragments in the first volume of his Library of Manuscripts, among others, the eulogies on Philip the Fair, king of France, and his two sons, Louis the Stubborn and Philip the Long. See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v.