-
Ecclesiastica Potestate, a
major text of early-14th-century papalism, and De
regimine principum, a
guide book for
Christian temporal leadership.
Giles was styled...
- Flanders.
Thomas Aquinas, De
regno (c. 1260),
often conflated with the De
regimine principum of
Ptolemy of
Lucca Vincent de Beauvais, De
morali principis...
-
about 150
copies under the
title Epistola Aristotelis ad
Alexandrum de
regimine sanitatis ("Aristotle's
letter to
Alexander on good health"). The second...
-
Dominican Order friar and
preacher Girolamo Savonarola.
Practica maior De
regimine pregnantium De
tutte cose se
magnano De
balneis Speculum phisionomie Del...
-
Apostolicae praesul Urbis Romae gratia Dei,
Italiae egregius universali p. p.
regimine successus,
Marcam Firmanam et
Ducatum Spoletinum.
Later in the
summer 1056...
-
Chancellor of
Queen Claude and
first doctor; he
wrote a book
entitled de
Regimine infantium tractatus tres.
After Francis became king in 1515, Anne Boleyn...
- to the
Papal Library in Avignon. Paolino's
earliest work is
Trattato de
regimine rectoris ('treatise on the
conduct of a lord'). It is a
treatise on government...
- 1282, at the
request of King
Philip IV of France,
Henri translated the De
regimine principum of
Giles of Rome from
Latin into
French under the
title Le livre...
- has
often been
claimed that 1266
Thomas Aquinas dedicated his work De
regimine principum ("On the
Government of Rulers") to Hugh II, but in view of the...
- traité de l'Eglise: J., De
regimine Christiano R. W.
Dyson (1995),
James of Viterbo: On
Christian Government (De
regimine Christiano) Côté, Antoine; ****vé...
