Boethius, of Dacia, active 13th century

LC control no.	n 83201050
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Boethius, of Dacia, active 13th century *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Boetius, of Dacia, active 13th century Boèce, de Dacie, active 13th century Boethius, de Dacia, active 13th century Boetius, de Dacia, active 13th century Boethius, of Sweden (Dacia), active 13th century Boethius, of Denmark, active 13th century Boetius, Dacus, active 13th century Boethius, von Dacien, active 13th century Boezio, di Dacia, active 13th century Dacia, Boethius de, active 13th century Danske Bo, active 13th century Dacus, B. (Boethius), active 13th century Boethius, of Dacia, 13th cent. Boetius de Dacia, 13th cent.
Beginning date	12
Associated country	Denmark France
Associated place	Paris (France)
Affiliation	Université de Paris
Profession or occupation	Philosophers
Found in	Godfrey of Fontaine's abridgement of Boethius of Dacia's Modi significandi, sive Quaestiones super Priscianum maiorem, 1980: title page (Boethius of Dacia's) LC data base, June 24, 1983 (hdg.: Boetius de Dacia, 13th cent.; usage: Boethius de Dacia) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003: volume 2, pages 457-458 (Boethius of Sweden (Dacia); Aristotelian philosopher; probably born in Denmark, first half of the 13th century; place and date of death unknown; the theory that he was of Swedish origin and a canon of the Diocese of Linköping has been seriously questioned by S.S. Jensen (1963)) Encyclopedia of philosophy, 1967: volume 1 (Boetius of Dacia; also called Boetius of Sweden) British Library catalog to 1975, 1980 (Boetius, Dacus; Boetius von Dacien; Boèce de Dacie) Ricerca della felicità e piaceri dell'intelletto, 1989: title page (Boezio di Dacia) Boethius, of Dacia. Modi significandi, sive, Quaestiones super Priscianum Maiorem, 2018: title page (Boethius von Dacien; he taught at the University of Paris in the 1270's; he was of Danish origin; he was part of a group of masters around Siger of Brabant) Ebbesen, Sten. Boethius of Dacia, viewed online on July 11, 2018 at the Medieval Nordic Literature in Latin website (Boethius of Dacia; near-contemporary sources call him Boetius de Dacia or B. Dacus; his given name must be a Latinization of some vernacular name, presumably the one appearing in modern Scandinavian languages as "Bo"; "de Dacia" meant "from Denmark" in the usage current at the University of Paris during the years he spent there (he taught at the University as a master of arts in the 1270's); in older literature he is sometimes referred to as "Boethius of Sweden") <https://wikihost.uib.no/medieval/index.php/Boethius_de_Dacia> Danish Wikipedia, viewed July 11, 2018 (Boethius de Dacia; also known as Danske Bo; born circa 1240; died sometime between 1280 and 1290; Danish philosopher at the University of Paris)
Not found in	Encycl. Brit., 1972; Acad. Amer. encycl., 1981; Colliers, 1973; Encycl. Amer., 1975.
Associated language	lat