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The article states that there are no contemporary references to his harboring of prostitutes - what about Baudric of Dol's Life: 'many women gathered, poor and noble, widows and virgins, old and young, whores and those who spurned men.' This may not be evidence enough to fulfill the accusation, but at least alter the article stating that there are no contemporary references?
Not just Baldric - there's plenty of contemporary evidence that asserts Robert counted prostitutes amongst his followers. I've changed that section accordingly.
