William, of Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286

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Personal name heading	William, of Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Willem, van Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286 Guilelmus, de Moerbeka, approximately 1215-1286 Guilelmus, de Morbeca, approximately 1215-1286 Guilelmus, of Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286 Guillaume, de Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286 Guillelmus, de Moerbeke, approximately 1215-1286 Guillelmus, de Morbecca, approximately 1215-1286 Gulielmus, de Morbeka, approximately 1215-1286 Gulielmus, de Murbeka, approximately 1215-1286 Wilhelm, von Moerbeka, approximately 1215-1286 Wilhelmus, Brabantinus Chorinthiensis, approximately 1215-1286 Moerbeka, Guilelmus de, approximately 1215-1286 Moerbeke, Guillaume de, approximately 1215-1286 Moerbeke, William of, approximately 1215-1286 Morbeca, Guilelmus de, approximately 1215-1286 Morbeka, Gulielmus de, approximately 1215-1286 Mörbeke, Wilhelm von, approximately 1215-1286 Murbeka, Gulielmus de, approximately 1215-1286 William, of Moerbeke, ca. 1215-1286 Guilelmus, of Moerbeke, d. 1286
Other standard no.	0000000110352083 118633007
Birth date	1215~
Death date	1286
Place of birth	Moerbeke (Belgium)
Place of death	Corinth (Greece)
Affiliation	Dominicans
Profession or occupation	Bishops Diplomats Classicists Translators
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Found in	Rudberg, Gunnar. Textstudien zur Tiergeschichte des Aristoteles, 1908: page i (nach der Übersetzung Wilhelms von Moerbeka) Proclus. Commentaire sur le Parménide de Platon. Volume 1, 1982: title page (traduction de Guillaume de Moerbeke) Grand Larousse encyclopédie, 1962 (Guillaume de Moerbeke, 1215, Corinthe?-1286, dominicain et évêque en Belgique) Nieuwe Winkler Prins encyclopedie, 1977 (Willem van Moerbeke, ca. 1215-1286) Encyclopedia Britannica. 15th edition (William of Moerbeke, ca. 1215-ca. 1286, archbishop and classical scholar, noted for his Latin translations of the Greek works of Aristotle and of other early Greek writers) Proclus. Elementatio theologica, 1987: title page (Guillelmo de Morbecca) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003: volume 14, page 744 (William of Moerbeke; Dominican archbishop and translator; born ca. 1215 in Moerbeke, Belgium; died 1286 in Corinth; although he is sometimes described as a native of Flanders or Brabant, because of the border town in which he was born, he belonged to the Dominican priory of Ghent; he was sent to the priory in Thebes, Greece, in 1260; on April 9, 1278, he was appointed archbishop of Corinth by Pope Nicholas III; he resided in Corinth until his death, presumably in 1286) Encyclopedia of philosophy, 1967 (William of Moerbeke, ca. 1215-ca. 1286) Deutsche Biographie, viewed online on December 5, 2022 (from Allgemeine deutsche Biographie (ADB): (Mörbeke, Wilhelm von; also Gulielmus de Morbeka or de Murbeka; in 1278, he was named archbishop of Corinth; he died not long after 1281) <https://www.deutsche-biographie.de/sfz64052.html#adbcontent> ISTC (Guilelmus de Moerbeka) Goff A-1046 (Guilelmus de Morbeca) Dutch Wikipedia, viewed June 21, 2021 (Willem van Moerbeke; Latin form of name: Guillelmus de Morbeka; born circa 1215 in Moerbeke; died circa 1286 in Corinth; Flemish cleric, diplomat and translator; Dominican monk; known for his Latin translations of the works of Aristotle) <https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_van_Moerbeke> Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online catalog, viewed December 5, 2022 (authorized access point: Wilhelm, von Moerbeke; other data in authority record: translator and archbishop; born 1215; died 1286)
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