| LC control no. | n 82255128 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Segovia, Juan de, 1393-1458 |
| Variant(s) | González de Segovia, Juan Alfonsi, 1393-1458 De Segovia, Juan, 1393-1458 Segovia, Johannes de, 1393-1458 Johannes, de Segovia, 1393-1458 Segovia, Joannes de, 1393-1458 Joannes, de Segovia, 1393-1458 Juan, de Segovia, 1393-1458 Secubia, Joannes de, 1393-1458 Joannes, de Secubia, 1393-1458 Johannes, de Secubia, 1393-1458 Secubia, Johannes de, 1393-1458 Jean, de Ségovie, 1393-1458 Ségovie, Jean de, 1393-1458 Johannes, von Segovia, 1393-1458 Ioannes, de Segobia, 1393-1458 John, of Segovia, 1393-1458 Segovia, John, 1393-1458 |
| Associated country | Spain |
| Birth date | 1393 |
| Death date | 1458 |
| Place of birth | Segovia (Spain) |
| Profession or occupation | Theologians |
| Found in | Black, A. Council and commune, 1979: page 1, etc. (Juan de Segovia) page 118 (Juan Alfonsi González de Segovia; 1393-1458) page 124 (died May 24, 1458) Enciclopedia universal ilustrada (Segovia (Juan de); prelate and Spanish writer) Cejador y Frauca, J. Hisoria de la lengua y literatura castellana, 1927 (Juan de Segovia; Cardinal and Bishop of Cesárea) Goff (Johannes de Segovia) Brit. Museum catalogue of German books, 1455-1600 (Joannes de Segovia, Cardinal) Baudrier, H. L. Bibliographie lyonnaise: volume 8, page 51 (Joannes de Secubia, Iohannes de Secubia) Ricossa, L. B. Jean de Ségovie, son office de la conception (1439), 1994: title page (Jean de Ségovie) page 33 (Johannes Alfonsi de Segovia) Johannes von Segovia, Liber de magna auctoritate ... 1995. Nicholas, of Cusa. De pace fidei, 1959: title page (cum epistula ad Ioannem de Segobia) English Wikipedia, viewed October 18, 2021 (John of Segovia; Spanish: Juan de Segovia; born 1395 in Segovia; died May 24, 1458; Castilian prelate and theologian; humanist; was acquainted with Nicholas of Cusa) New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003; volume 12, page 878 (Segovia, John of; Spanish theologian, exponent of conciliarism; probably born at Segovia in the late 14th century; died at Aiton in the Savoy, after 1456. Nothing is known of him before 1432, when he was canon of Toledo and professor of theology at Salamanca; he was present at the Council of Basel in 1433) |
| Associated language | lat |
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