Falcandus, Hugo, nach den Maurinern ein Franzose Foucault, gest. als Abt von St. Denys, gab 1189–90 eine »Historia Sicula«, welche zwar nur die Jahre 1151–69 umfaßt, ihm aber den Namen des »Tacitus von Sicilien« und von Muratori u. Gibbon gleichmäßiges Lob eintrug. – Ein Zeitgenosse des F., der rechtskundige Falco, lieferte ein genaues Chronikon seiner Zeit, welches Muratori in den 5 B. der »Rer. Ital. script.« Mediol. 1724, tom. V. p. 79 ss. aufnahm.
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