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Pierre Bersuire (c. 1290–1362), also
known as
Pierre Bercheure and
Pierre Berchoire (in Latin,
Petrus Berchorius or
Petrus Bercorius), was a
French author...
- in a m****cript of Ab urbe condita, in the
French translation of
Pierre Bersuire. The m****cript
belonged to king
Charles V of France. The illumination...
- and 4) for
Henry III of Castile,
working from a
French version by
Pierre Bersuire. He also
translated the
works of
contemporary authors, such as Boccaccio...
- Women:
Romanos the
Melodist Byzantine Gr**** 82 The
Moralized Ovid:
Pierre Bersuire Medieval Latin 81
Medical Writings from
Early Medieval England, Volume...
- Lord of Cameros,
Spanish nobleman and
prince (infante) (d. 1319)
Pierre Bersuire (or Bercheure),
French translator and
encyclopaedist (d. 1362) Rabbenu...
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Radulfus Ardens, Sydrac,
Brunetto Latini,
Giovanni da Sangiminiano,
Pierre Bersuire. Some were women, like
Hildegard of
Bingen and
Herrad of Landsberg. The...
- Lord of Cameros,
Spanish nobleman and
prince (infante) (d. 1319)
Pierre Bersuire (or Bercheure),
French translator and
encyclopaedist (d. 1362) Rabbenu...
- « Encyclopédie de la Pleïade », 1961, XVII–1773, read online.
Pierre Bersuire,
prieur de Saint-Eloi de Paris, 1290?-1362, Paris,
Imprimerie nationale...
- in 1362.
While studying and
teaching there, he had
contacts with
Pierre Bersuire, Jean de Muris,
Philippe de Vitry, and
Guillaume Machaut. It is unclear...
- de la
Loire region in
western France. It was the
birthplace of
Pierre Bersuire (c. 1290-1362). The
river Lay has its
source in the commune.
Communes of...
