jandun造句

• Marsilius of Padua and John of Jandun opposed the primacy of the pope.
• While a professor in Paris, Jandun was well informed and involved with theological debates.
• Louis appointed Jandun as Bishop of Ferrara.
• On 19 June 1324 Jandun was involved in a business transaction to rent a house for life.
• Marsilius presented Jandun with a copy of Pietro d'Abano's commentary on the problems of Aristotle.
• He wrote on and rejected the theory of motion of Averroes, provoking a reply by John of Jandun.
• In 1315 Jandun became an original member of the faculty at the College of Navarre and was in charge of 29 students.
• Later that summer, around 31 August 1328, Jandun died in Todi, most likely en route to his new bishopric.
• Jandun is known to have become a member of the arts faculty in Paris by 1310, likely by as early as 1307.
• Jandun identified closely with Marsilius of Padua, another Latin Averroist who was rector at the university in Paris from 1312-1313.
• Pope John XXII began issuing condemnations against Jandun from 6 September 1326 and finally excommunicated Jandun on 23 October 1327 as a heretic.
• Pope John XXII began issuing condemnations against Jandun from 6 September 1326 and finally excommunicated Jandun on 23 October 1327 as a heretic.
• It is now generally accepted that he did not write it, but it is possible that Jandun advised Marsilius on the work.
• Jandun accompanied Louis IV to Italy, and was present in Rome on 1 May 1328 when Louis IV was crowned Holy Roman Emperor.
• Because of his closeness to Marsilius of Padua, Jandun is often incorrectly credited with authoring or coauthoring the " Defensor pacis ".
• Ten weeks later Jandun was formally accepted as a member of Louis IV's court, and was given indefinite rations for three servants and three horses.
• Marsilius and John of Jandun, who has sometimes been credited as a co-author of " Defensor pacis ", left France for Louis'Bavaria.
• When it became known in 1326 that Marsilius had authored the " Defensor Pacis ", he and Jandun fled together to the court of Louis IV of Bavaria.
• Jandun's first work, a short " quaestio ", was published in 1314, though he may have begun writing as early as 1310 or 1307.
• In the following year, Frederick William I entrusted Duhan den Jandun with the raising of his then four-year-old son, later known as Frederick the Great.