- Jean de
Hocsem or Jan van
Hocsem,
Latinized Johannes Hocsemius (1278–1348), was a
canon and
scholaster of
Saint Lambert's Cathedral, Liège. He was the...
- by Guy,
Count of Flanders, to
oppose Bouchard. The
chronicle of Jean de
Hocsem records that
William was also elected.
Count Guy then
arranged for his son...
- (d. 1316) Hōjō Sadaaki, ****anese
nobleman and
regent (d. 1333) Jean van
Hocsem,
Belgian monk and
historian (d. 1348) John de Graham,
Scottish nobleman...
- in
great detail by the Liègeois
annalists Jean d'Outremeuse and Jean de
Hocsem. The
Annales Leodienses,
Floressienses et
Marchianenses on the
other hand...
- (d. 1316) Hōjō Sadaaki, ****anese
nobleman and
regent (d. 1333) Jean van
Hocsem,
Belgian monk and
historian (d. 1348) John de Graham,
Scottish nobleman...
-
prussien en
Belgique (Paris, H. Champion, 1919) La
chronique de Jean de
Hocsem (Brussels, Kiessling, 1927),
online Articles,
lectures and
pamphlets "Notice...
- century),
author of a
Rymkronyk of the 1288
Battle of
Worringen Jean de
Hocsem (1278–1348),
continuator of the
Gesta episcoporum Leodiensium from 1247...
-
larger pagus is a
topic of much discussion. It was
argued already by Jean de
Hocsem in the
Middle Ages that this had
represented the name of an overarching...
