| Bio-Bibliographical Guide to Medieval and Early Modern Jurists |
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Benencasa Aretinus |
d.1206 |
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Other name(s): Benencasa (LC); Benencasa Senensis; Benincasa; Benencasa of Arezzo; Benencasa von Arezzo; Benencasa de Arezzo | ||
Bernardus Compostellanus junior |
fl. 1245–1267 |
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Other name(s): Bernard, of Compostella (LC); Bernardo Compostellano; Bernard de Compostelle le jeune; Bernardo da Compostella | ||
Compilatio prima |
1189–1192 |
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Other name(s): Breuiarium extrauagantium | ||
Goffredus de Trano |
d. 1245 |
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Other name(s): Goffredo, da Trani (LC); Goffredus Tranensis; Gottofredo da Trani; Geoffrey of Trani | ||
Gratianus |
fl. c.1125–1140 |
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Other name(s): Gratian (LC); Gratien; Graciano; Graziano | ||
Henricus de Segusio |
c.1200–1271 |
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Other name(s): Henricus, de Segusio, Cardinal (LC); Henry of Susa; Cardinalis Hostiensis; Hostiensis; Heinrich von Susa; Henri de Suse; Enrico da Susa | ||
Johannes de Deo |
c.1190–1267 |
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Other name(s): João de Deus (LC); Jean de Dieu; Juan de Dios | ||
Johannes Garsias Hispanus |
fl. 1270s–1280s |
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Other name(s): Juan García Hispano Antiguo; Jean Garcías; Johannes Hispanus | ||
Johannes Teutonicus |
c.1170–1245 |
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Other name(s): Joannes, Teutonicus (LC); Johannes Zemeke; Jean le Teutonique; Juan Teutónico; Jean le Teuton | ||
Martinus Zamorensis |
d.1217 (or 1238) |
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Other name(s): Martinus Arias?; Martinus Roderici? | ||
Ricardus Anglicus |
1161–1242 |
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Other name(s): Richard de Mores; Richardus Anglikus; Richard de Morins; Richardus Anglicus de Lacy | ||
Stephanus Tornacensis |
1128–1203 |
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Other name(s): Stephen, of Tournai (LC); Étienne de Tournai; Stephen of Tournai; Stephen of Tournay; Stephan von Tournai; Stefan von Tournai; Stephan von Doornick | ||
Johannes Andreae |
c. 1270 – 1348 |
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Other name(s): Giovanni d’Andrea (LC); Johannes Andreae Bononiensis; Giovanni Andrea; Jean d’Andrea; Jean André; Johannes Andree | ||
Johannes de Friburgo |
c.1250–1304 |
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Other name(s): Johannes von Freiburg (LC); Johannes Rumsik; Johannes Friburgensis; Johannes Teutonicus; Johannes Choriantus; Johannes Lector; Johannes de Hasela; Johannes de Haslach; Johannes von Rheinfelden; Johannes Runsic; Jean le Teutonique; Jean le Liseur | ||