The Versus de viris illustribus diocesis Tarvanensis qui in sacra fuere expeditione is a Latin poem listing noblemen from the diocese of Thérouanne who joined the First Crusade and never returned. It is a work of the 12th century that survives in at least five manuscripts, often accompanying Fulcher of Chartres's Historia. The title by which it is known is a modern one. It was first published in the 18th century by Edmond Martène and Ursin Durand. It has been edited more recently by Charles Moeller.
The following persons are named:
Godfrey of Bouillon Baldwin of Boulogne Evremar of Chocques Arnulf of Chocques Hugh of Fauquembergues Eustace Grenier Fulk of Guînes Hugh of Rebecques, lord of Hebron Achard of Arrouaise Baldwin of Boulogne, bishop of Beirut
Depending on the reading, the poem may also name a tenth crusader, Harbel Ramensis, also mentiones Eustace III of Boulogne. or Harbel of Rama.
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