Decan, Lord of Posquières Raymond, Lord of Posquières, dean of the Church of St. Trophime in Arles and a follower of Pons of Griffon Simon, chaplain to the Commander Stephen of Valence, priest William, Bishop of Orange. Historians Two of the clergy recorded the activities of the army and included: Peter Tudebode, a priest and author of Historia de Hierosolymitano itinere, a chronicle of the Crusade Raymond of Aguilers, priest and chaplain to Raymond of Saint-Gilles. Chronicler of the Crusade in his Historia Francorum qui ceperunt Iherusalem. Nobles The nobles and lords who fought with the Commander included: Achard, Castellan of Montmerle. He was killed in an ambush during the siege of Jerusalem. Arved Tudebode, a relative of Peter Tudebone, who was killed at the siege of Antioch Bernard Ato IV, Viscount of Béziers and Carcassonne Béranger, Viscount of Narbonne Centule II, Count of Bigorre, half-brother of Gaston IV of Béarn Gaston IV, Viscount of Béarn Geldemar Carpenel, Lord of Haifa Girard I, Count of Roussillon (possible) Gouffier I, Lord of Lastours, Hautefort and Tarrason, related to a number of later Crusaders, and apparently brought a tamed lion back from the East Hugh, Lord of Salagnac Peter, Viscount of Castillon, sent by the Commander to try and secure Antioch before the arrival of his army Peter, Lord of Fay-Chapteuil, brother of Pons of Fay-Chapteuil and related to the Standard-Bearer Heraclius I, Viscount of Polignac. He was killed by imperial troops while crossing Byzantine territory. Pons, Lord of Blazon Pons II, Lord of Fay-le-Froid, brother of Peter of Fay-Chapteuil and a relative of Heraclius of Polignac. He, like his brother, was killed by imperial troops while crossing Byzantine territory. Pons, Lord of Mezenc, brother or half-brother of Peter the Bastard Raimbold II, Count of Orange Raymond I, Viscount of Turenne, brother-in-law to Rotrou III of Perche Rigaud IV, Lord of Tournemire, accompanied by an almoner Roger, Lord of Mirepoix Roman of Le Puy, later Lord of Transjordan William Peyre, Lord of Cunhlat, master of Peter Bartholomew William III, Count of Forez and Lyon William I, Lord of Sabran William II Jordan, Count of Berga and Cerdagne (Cendenya) William V, Count of Montpellier. Knights and other Soldiers While many thousands of knights and other fighting men joined the army, the following were noted: Arnold Tudebode and his brother Arvedus (Arfan) Tudebod, both killed at the siege of Antioch. They were brothers of