- John
Punch (or John
Ponce or, in the
Latinate form,
Johannes Poncius) (1603–1661) was an
Irish Franciscan scholastic philosopher and theologian. Punch...
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Philosophical Analysis of Ockham's
Principle of Parsimony, 1976
Johannes Poncius's commentary on John Duns Scotus's Opus Oxoniense, book III, dist. 34, q...
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early in 1061.
Raymond Pons was "Pons I." In
Latin it is
Pontius or
Poncius and
Ponce in Spanish. Graham-Leigh 2005, p. table 9. Martínez Díez 2007...
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Mason Miller Sr G 74 Grey Zabel (C) Sr OL 75 Josh
Magin So OT 76
Hunter Poncius Sr G 77
Austin Schultz Fr OT 78 Jake Rock Sr WR 80 John
Gores So WR...
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accomplished with the aid of artillery. The
earliest definite ancestor was Pons (
Poncius Iuvenis, 'Pons the Younger'). The name may
indicate a
trader from Greece...
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dated 5
April 1142, that
refers to
Ponce as "Ponce,
count in Zamora" (
Poncius comite in Zamora), but the use of the
comital title is anachronistic, as...
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scholars e
Visiting professors". www.unisr.it.
Retrieved 2024-08-02. "
Poncius Pilátus ártatlansága". www.btk.elte.hu (in Hungarian).
Retrieved 2024-08-02...
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mentioned in 1155 as loco
dompni Poncii heremite ("in the
place of lord
Poncius the hermit"). In 1408 it was
mentioned as le Lieu Poncet. The
village of...
- Bolhaco;
Bernardus Borrelli de Bolhaco;
Guilielmus de
Verduno de Bolhaco;
Poncius dels Ugos;
Bruna dels Ugos;
Perrus Nicholay de Verduneto;
Condors Usabe...
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proposal came from Chauncy, who had
taken the idea of the
Italian merchant Poncius de Ponto. The duty was
collected directly from
Italian merchants in the...
