Who
Scholar from Pavia who became a monk and prior of Bec in Normandy, abbot of Saint-Étienne at Caen, and from 1070 archbishop of Canterbury under William the Conqueror; the teacher of Anselm of Canterbury. On the Body and Blood of the Lord against Berengar of Tours defended the real change of the elements, and his glosses on the Pauline epistles were widely copied. The Catena Aurea cites him occasionally.

Quoted in
Matthew 26:26