He became famous, and the lords of Gascony, about whom he had said many bad things, eventually put him to death. This appears to be based on poems 16b,1 and 293,43 (an exchange between Aldric del Vilar and Marcabru) and guesswork; the link with Cercamon is doubted by modern scholars.
He gained fame, and the lords of Gascony, about whom he had spoken harshly, ultimately led to his execution. This seems to be derived from poems 16b,1 and 293,43 (a dialogue between Aldric del Vilar and Marcabru) and speculation; the connection with Cercamon is questioned by contemporary scholars.