Eugenio da Palermo lettore di Nicola di Corcyra?

Eugenios of Palermo, a civil servant and poet at the Norman-Swabian court, was imprisoned for (perhaps) conspiring against Henry VI, husband of Constance of Hauteville. During his imprisonment in Germany (or, perhaps, after his release) he wrote a poem (I, ed. Gigante) in which he lamented the instability of human fortune, likening it to a wheel. Alongside references to Boethius and Christian Greek poetry, I suggest that Eugenios may have read and imitated, in Terra d’Otranto, Nicholas of Corcyra’s poem on his resignation from metropolitan of the Ionian island.