he concluded that the Chrétien mentioned was Chrétien de Troyes. Tanquerey concluded however that he was not. David Staines includes it in his The Complete Romances of Chrétien de Troyes, while Wendelin Förster includes it in his Christian von Troyes, Sämtliche erhaltene Werke (that is, the complete works of). The relatively recently released Christine Ferlampin-Acher edition (2007, Champion classiques du moyen âge) uses the title Chrétien de Troyes (?) Guillaume d’Angleterre. The Dictionnaire Étymologique de l’Ancien Français considers it to be 'wrongly attributed' to Chrétien de Troyes. Manuscripts Cambridge, St. John's College Library, B. 9, f. 55r-75v. Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, français, 375, f. 240v-247v. By two scribes, finished February 2, 1288. Footnotes External links "Chrétien" on Archives de littérature du moyen âge. Laurent Brun, Patrizia Serra et Maria Slautina. Last updated April 29, 2018. The entire manuscript 375 français of the BnF is available online via Gallica. Guillaume d'Angleterre starts on folio 240 verso (see the image above). The Förster edition of the Cambridge manuscript is available on Internet Archive. Published 1899 in Christian von Troyes: Sämtliche Werken, p. 253-360. 3366 lines. Most other editions use the Paris manuscript. 12th-century poems French poems