Joscelin of Salisbury was a prominent medieval cleric and scholar, known for his role as a bishop in England during the 12th century. He served as the Bishop of Salisbury from 1173 until his death in 1184. Joscelin was recognized for his contributions to the church and his involvement in various ecclesiastical matters. In addition to his religious duties, Joscelin was also an influential figure in the political landscape of his time. He was a supporter of King Henry II and played a part in the administration of the church, helping to navigate the complexities of church-state relations during a period of significant change in England.