Jean, de Jandun
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Name (Latin)
Jean, de Jandun
Other forms of name
Joannes de Janduno, d. 1328
John, of Jandun
Jan, z Janduno
Giovanni, di Jandun
Johannes, von Jandun
Joannes, de Janduno
Ioannis, de Ianduno
Joannis, de Gandauo
Jandun, Jean de
Jandun, John of
Janduno, Jan z
Jandun, Giovanni di
Jandun, Johannes von
Janduno, Joannes de
Dullaert, Johannes
Dullaert de Gandavo, Johannes
Gandavo, Johannes Dullaert de
Dullaert, Joannes
Jandonus, Joannes
Gandavensis, Joannes
Joannes, Gandavensis
Gandavo, Joannes de
Joannes, Jandonus
Johannes, de Janduno
Johannes, de Gandavo
Johannes, Gandavensis
Johannes, Jandonus
Gandavo, Johannes de
Gandavensis, Johannes
Jandonus, Johannes
Date of birth
1285-12
Date of death
1328-09
Gender
male
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- John of Jandun or John of Jaudun (French Jean de Jandun, Johannes von Jandun, Joannes Gandavensis, or Johannes de Janduno, circa 1285-1328) was a French philosopher, theologian, and political writer. Jandun is best known for his outspoken defense of Aristotelianism and his influence in the early Latin Averroist movement. Jandun was born in Reims, in the Champagne region of France, between 1280 and 1289, though the exact date is unknown. It is likely that he grew up in the small town of Jandun (modern day Signy-l'Abbaye). ... around 31 August 1328, Jandun died in Todi ... ( (English Wikipedia, viewed on March 5th, 2026) )
- OCLC database, Dec. 26, 2000(hdgs.: Jandun, Jean de, 1280-1328; Jean de Jandun; Joannes de Janduno, d. 1328; Jean de Jandun, fl. 1323; Dullaert, Joannes, 1470 (ca.)-1513; Dullaert, Johannis, ca. 1470-1513; Dullaert de Gandavo, Joannes; usage: John of Jandun, Jean de Jandun, Johannes von Jandun 1285/89-1328, Johnanne Dullaert de Gandauo, Ioannis Dvllaert a gandauo, Giovanni di Jandun)
- Questiones sup[er] duos libros Peri hermeneias Aristotelis ..., 1515:t.p. ... Johan[n]is Dullaert de Ganduo)
- Pour l'histoire du sens agent, 1988:t.p. (Jean de Jandun) p. 428 (John of Jandun) p. 430 (Jan z Janduno) p. 432 (Giovanni di Jandun) p. 434 (Johannes von Jandun)
- BLC to 1975(hdg.: Joannes, de Janduno; Ioannis de Ianduno; Joannis de Gandauo)
- Questiones super octo libros Phisicorum Aristotelis necnon super libros De coelo et mundo magistri Johannis Dullaert de Gandavo, 1506.
- BM cat.(Dullaert, Joannes)
- BN cat. (hdg.: Jean de Jandun; ref.: Dullaert de Gandavo, Joannes; variants: ...Joannis Jandoni, ...Jo. Gandavensis, ...Joannis de Gandavo)
- OCLC database, Dec. 26, 2000(hdgs.: Jandun, Jean de, 1280-1328; Jean de Jandun; Joannes de Janduno, d. 1328; Jean de Jandun, fl. 1323; Dullaert, Joannes, 1470 (ca.)-1513; Dullaert, Johannis, ca. 1470-1513; Dullaert de Gandavo, Joannes; usage: John of Jandun, Jean deJandun, Johannes von Jandun 1285/89-1328, Johnanne Dullaert de Gandauo, Ioannis Dvllaert a gandauo, Giovanni di Jandun)
- Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche, 1996(Johannes v. Jandun: philosopher, b. betw. 1285-1289 in Jandun, archdiocese of Reims, d. 1328 in Montalto, near Rome)
- Lohr, C. H. Medieval Latin Aristotle commentaries. Authors Jacobus-Johannes Juff, 1970:p. 208 (Johannes de Janduno (Genduno, Gauduno, Gandavo))
- BN authority file, Feb. 18, 2003:(hdg.: Jean de Jandun; international form: Johannes de Janduno; x-refs: Johannes de Gandavo, Johannes Gandavensis; Johannes Jandonus; b. 1285?; d. Sept. 1328)