- LUDOVICUS VIVES
- a humourist, born in Valentia, Spain; studied at Paris, wrote against scholasticism, taught at Oxford, was imprisoned for opposing Henry VIII.'s divorce; died at Bruges (1472-1540).
The Nuttall Encyclopaedia. James Wood. 1907.
LUDOVICUS VIVES
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Ludovicus Vives — Juan Luis Vives (Statue in Madrid, P. Carbonell). Juan Luis Vives (katalanisch Joan Lluís Vives, deutsch Johannes Ludwig Vives, lat. Ioannes Lodovicus Vives) (* 6. März 1492 in Valencia; † 6. Mai 1540 in … Deutsch Wikipedia
LUDOVICUS Vives (Joh.) — Valentiâ Hispanus praecipuum Sec. sui decus. Londini, Lovaniique elegantiores literas docuit. Auctor inter Comm. in August. de Civ. Dei etc. Opera eius 2. volum. in Fol. Basileae impressa, A. C. 1555. Purioris religionis cognitione hauslâ, Obiit… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
JOHANNES Ludovicus Vives — Valentinus Hisp. Sollicitatus a Card. Wolsaeo, Angliam visitavit, ibique Oxonii Iuris Civ. Doctor creatus est: Obiit Brugis in Belgio circa A. C. 1536. Vir longe eruditissimus, ae praeclarissimi ingenii, Barthio: Quo decendete doctior nemo in… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
VIVES Ludovicus — Valentiâ Hispanus, Patisiis et Lovanii postquam literis incubuisset, tandem Brugis docuit, ibi defunctus A. C. 1541. Rei Literariae cum Erasmo et Budaeo trium vir, iudiciô pollens, uti ille eloquentiâ et hic ingeniô. Scripta eius habes in Elegiis … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Juan Luís Vives — Juan Luis Vives (Statue in Madrid, P. Carbonell). Juan Luis Vives (katalanisch Joan Lluís Vives, deutsch Johannes Ludwig Vives, lat. Ioannes Lodovicus Vives) (* 6. März 1492 in Valencia; † 6. Mai 1540 in … Deutsch Wikipedia
Juan Luis Vives — (Statue in Madrid, P. Carbonell) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Juan Luis Vives — Estatua de Luis Vives en el pórtico de la Biblioteca Nacional de España. Juan Luis Vives, en latín Ioannes Ludovicus Vives (Valencia, 6 de marzo de 1492 Brujas, 6 de mayo de 1540), fue un humanista, filósofo y pedagogo catal … Wikipedia Español
VIVES, LUDOVICUS — a humanist, born at Valencia, studied in Paris; wrote against scholasticism, taught at Oxford, and was imprisoned for opposing Henry VIII. s divorce; died at Bruges (1492 1540) … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
Association of Ideas — Association of Ideas, or Mental association, is a term used principally in the history of philosophy and of psychology to refer to explanations about the conditions under which representations arise in consciousness, and also for a principle put… … Wikipedia
APOCRYPHA — sic libri dicti, qui publice primo non legebantur in Ecclesia. Ludovicus Vives, in l. 1.5. de Civ. Dei c. 23. Vel, quia apud Iudaeos, a facra illa crypta, in qua libri Canonici asser vabantur, abfuerunt: Augustin. l. 11. contra Faustum, c. 2.… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
