Prudentius of Troyes was a ninth-century bishop and chronicler who served the Frankish empire. Born in Aragon, he moved to Francia and adopted the name Prudentius after receiving an education at the Palatine School. He held the position of Bishop of Troyes starting in 843 and contributed significantly to historical records by continuing the Annals of St Bertin. He is primarily remembered for his theological involvement in the predestination debates of his era.