 The text has also been translated into Old Norse prose, into the so-called "Karlamagnus Saga".The prose translation into Middle Welsh, "Pererindod Siarlymaen", is found complete together with the other tales of the Welsh cycle of Charlemagne, "Cân Rolant", "Cronicl Turpin" and "Rhamant Otuel", in two Welsh manuscripts of the middle of the 14th and late-14th century (White Book of Rhydderch, Peniarth 5, and Red Book of Hergest).The later "chanson de geste" "Galiens li Restorés" derives, in part, from the "Pèlerinage" and tells of the adventures of Galien, the son of Olivier and the Emperor of Byzantium's daughter.