Ogier in versions of the Renaissance travels to the Avalon ruled by King Arthur and eventually becomes paramour of Morgan le Fay (the earliest known mention of her as his lover is in the 14th-century "Brun de la Montaigne"). This is how the story culminates in "Roman d'Ogier", a reworking in s written in the 14th century, as well as its prose redaction retitled "Ogier le Danois" ("Ogyer le Danois") printed in a number of editions from the late 15th century onwards. The Alexandrines version may contain some vestiges of the lost 12th-century "Chevalerie Ogier". It is also possible that Ogier the Dane has first appeared in the Arthurian context as the Saxon prince Oriols the Dane (de Danemarche), sometimes known as the Red Knight, in the 13th-century Vulgate "Merlin" and its English adaptation "Arthour and Merlin".