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Suppressing the Memory of the Crusade: The Manuscript Tradition of the Poems of Gui de Cavaillon

The memory of Gui de Cavaillon preserved in medieval literary sources varies according to who is portraying him and for what purposes.1 The anonymous author of the continuation of La Chanson de la Croisade contre les Albigeois presents him first and foremost as apolitical advisor and intimate friend oftheyoungCount Raimon VII oíToulouse.2 In the scene recorded below Gui serves as the champion of the ideal of Paratge, 'noble lineage.' and as the bold advocate ofsouthern resistance to French domination (Ghil 185-6).3