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Burgundio of Pisa,
sometimes erroneously styled "Burgundius", was a 12th
century Italian jurist. He was an amb****ador for Pisa at
Constantinople in 1136...
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Robert de
Craon or
Robert Burgundio (died 13
January 1149) was the
second Grand Master of the
Knights Templar from June 1136
until his death. He was instrumental...
- in 1163. The
emperor gave an
imperial decree to four knights, Guido,
Burgundio, ****alito, and
Raineri de
Santo Nazario,
which permitted them to build...
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without naming Nemesius as the author. This was
translated into
Latin by
Burgundio of Pisa
around 1153. The
Byzantine author who most used Nemesius' work...
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incedere meaning "to go, to step, to
march along", and was
first used by
Burgundio of Pisa (d. 1194). The form "Cir****insessio"
developed from the similarity...
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Iohannem Online (CLIO)
Project is an Open
Access resource that
provides Burgundio of Pisa's
translation of Chrysostom's 88
homilies on the
Gospel of John...
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Berthold of
Moosburg Boetius of
Dacia St Boisil, (d 664)
Bonaventure Burgundio of Pisa Jean Buridan, (died c. 1359)
Byrhtferth of Ramsey, (fl. c. 986...
- a few
translations of
Galenic works directly from the Gr****, such as
Burgundio of Pisa's
translation of De complexionibus. Galen's
works on
anatomy and...
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tried to
depose Bishop Gregory of Tours. He
attempted to have his
nephew Burgundio as his successor, but he was
below the
minimum age for consecration, and...
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faithful interpreter/translator," and fear that they have
incurred it.
Burgundio of Pisa in the 1170s and Sir
Richard Sherburne in 1702
recognize that...
