Aymon de Montfalcon
Aymon de Montfalcon was a poet and bishop (1443–1517). He was born at Flaxieu and died at Lausanne.
Career and activity
Recorded positions include ambassador, bishop of Lausanne, abbot of Hautcrêt and prieur commendataire. He belonged to Benedictines.
Work and production
Works recorded as notable number 3: Debat du gris et du noir, Pastourelle and Le procez du banny a jamais du Jardin d'Amours contre la volonté de sa dame.
Identity
Aymon de Montfalcon is recorded with the occupation Catholic bishop. Aymon de Montfalcon is recorded as a citizen of Holy Roman Empire. Aymon de Montfalcon is recorded as poet and bishop.
In detail
the recorded working language is Middle French.
Positions recorded include ambassador and bishop of Lausanne.
Works named in the authority record are Debat du gris et du noir, Pastourelle and Le procez du banny a jamais du Jardin d'Amours contre la volonté de sa dame.
Chronology
- 1443Aymon de Montfalcon born at Flaxieu.
- 1443Aymon de Montfalcon was born in 1443.
- 1517Aymon de Montfalcon died at Lausanne.
- 1517Aymon de Montfalcon died on 10 August 1517.
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“Aymon de Montfalcon”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q678290: Aymon de Montfalcon
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