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Robert Gaguin (older spelling:
Robert Guaguin;
winter of 1433/34 – May 22, 1501) was a
noted French Renaissance humanist and philosopher; he was minister...
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Robert Gaguin was an
anonymous painter,
active in
Paris around 1485–1500. He was so
named by
Nicole Reynaud after a m****cript of
Robert Gaguin's translation...
- Migne, Paris, 1859, p.21.
Migne cites in turn the
historian Philippe Robert Gaguin (1425–1502) as his
source for the
story (Règne de
Philippe le Bel?). Histoire...
- Eng. trans. in Bohn Library)
Robert Gaguin,
Compendium de
origine et
gestis Francorum (Paris, 1586) it was
Gaguin who made the
celebrated epigram concerning...
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Shemtob Gaguin(e) (5
September 1884 – 30 July 1953) was a
Sephardic rabbi and
scion of a
famous Moroccan rabbinical dynasty which emigrated to Palestine...
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Richard Whitford •
Guillaume Budé •
Thomas Grey •
Hector Boece •
Robert Gaguin •
Christopher Fisher Opponents: Noël Béda (or Bédier) Patrons:
Bishop Henry...
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composer Claude d'Urfé,
French royal official (d. 1558) May 22 –
Robert Gaguin,
French Renaissance humanist,
philosopher and
minister general of the Trinitarian...
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siege of
Beauvais and, in particular, the
reliable chronicle by
Robert Gaguin,
Compendium super Francorum gestis (1497). In addition,
several royal proclamations...
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Tifernas (1414–1462), Paris,
teacher of
Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples and
Robert Gaguin Gerasimos Vlachos (1607–1685),
Venice Francesco Maurolico (1494–1575), mathematician...
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Robert Gaguin (8 May 1516), Les
Croniques de
France (in French),
Nicole de La Chesnaye, translation, Paris:
Poncet Le
Preux ——;
Robert Gaguin (1514),...
