Fulk of Neuilly
Fulk of Neuilly, Fr. Foulques de Neuilly (fōōlk də nöyē´), d. 1201, French preacher. His sermons and alleged miracles gave him a wide popular following in N France, and in 1199 Pope Innocent III appointed him to preach a new crusade (the Fourth Crusade). Tremendous crowds heard him, but he lost his following when the suspicion spread that he had misused some funds he had collected.
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