Coucy, RAOUL, CASTELLAN DE, was a French court poet or Trouvère (q.v.) of the 12th century, to whom twenty-three poems are ascribed. He was named after the Château de Coucy, near Laon. His heart was unwittingly eaten by his mistress through the device of her jealous husband.
Coucy, RAOUL, CASTELLAN DE
Chambers's Encyclopaedia, Volume 3: Catarrh to Dion, p. 518
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