John of Garland
John of Garland (1195–1300) was a lexicographer, linguist and historian.
Overview
Born at Kingdom of England in 1195, died in 1300.
In detail
John of Garland studied at University of Oxford and University of Paris. the recorded working language is medieval Latin and Middle English.
Places of work recorded in the authority are Paris. Employment is recorded with University of Paris and University of Toulouse (1896-1968).
Works named in the authority record are Epithalamium beate Marie virginis, Miracula beate Marie Virginis, Verba deponentalia, Ars lectoria Ecclesie, Dictionarius and De triumphis ecclesiae.
Sources
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