Sulcard was later said to have been awarded the privilege of burial in the abbey's cloister. At the instigation of Henry III (r. 1216–1272), his remains were translated to the newly built chapter house of the abbey.Scholz, "Sulcard of Westminster." p. 60 The Prologus continued to reach an audience throughout the Middle Ages and was extensively used by the monk John Flete (d. 1466) for his own History of Westminster Abbey.
