Foucon de Candie
Foucon de Candie is an Old French epic poem of the late 12th or early 13th century. It is a chanson de geste belonging to the cycle of Guillaume d'Orange. It tells the fictional story of how Charlemagne's nephew Foucon acquired by marriage the Saracen city of Candie. Its author was a certain Herbert le Duc de Dammartin. His nickname, duc, "probably designates a prince among poets", similarly to the nickname of Adenet le Roi.
Nineteen manuscript copies of Foucon have been identified. A Franco-Italian translation also exists.