Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314
Di San Gimignano, Giovanni , -approximately 1314
Gimignano, Giovanni di San, -approximately 1314
Giovanni, da San Gimignano, -approximately 1314
Giovanni, di San Gimignano, -approximately 1314
Gorus, Joannes, de Sancto Geminiano, -approximately 1314
Helvicus Theutonicus, -approximately 1314
Hōhannēs, Sanchēminetsʻi, -approximately 1314
Hovhannēs, Sanchēminetsʻi, -approximately 1314
Jean, Gorini di Coppo, de San Gimignano, -approximately 1314
Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, d. ca. 1314
Johannes, de Sancto Geminiano, -approximately 1314
San Gimignano, Giovanni di, -approximately 1314
Sancto-Geminiano, Joannes de, -approximately 1314
1000 $aJoannes,$cde Sancto-Geminiano,$d-approximately 1314
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Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314 [Liber de exemplis et similitudinibus rerum]
Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314 Opus aureum sermonu[m] quadragesimaliu[m] epistolaru[m] et eua[n]geliorum hactenus nusq[uam] impressum
Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314 Summa de exemplis ac similitudinib[us] rerum nouiter impressa
Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314 Summa de Exemplis Ac similitudinibus reru[m]
Joannes, de Sancto-Geminiano, -approximately 1314 Summa magistri Joha[n]nis de sancto Geminiano ordinis fratru[m] predicato[rum] de exemplis & si[mi]litudinibus re[rum]
[Dominican theologian, hagiographer and preacher who was prior of the convent of Siena from 1310 to 1313.]
nuc92-3276: His Liber de examplis et similitudinibus ... [MI] 1497
(hdg. on GmC rept.: Johannes de Sancto Geminiano)
Thomae Aquinatis Opera omnia user's guide, 1992:
p. 18 (Helvicus Theutonicus, OP, d. 1300)
Querif. Scriptores ordinis praedicatorum:
v. 1, p. 528 (F. Joannes de Sancto-Geminiano, "a patria sic vulgo dictus, quem alii de Goro vel Gorinum a familia nuncupat", d. 1314; cited in index as Johannes de Sancto Geminiano; cross refs. from: Helvicus Teuto, Helwicus Teuto)
Chevalier. Répertoire des sources historiques du Moyen Age: bio-bibliographie:
col. 2486 (Jean Gorini di Coppo, de San Gimignano [S. Geminiamo], dominican à Sienne, theol. et hagiogr., 1323)
Girkʻ ōrinakatsʻ ew nmanutʻeantsʻ, 1750:
(hdg.: Gorus, Joannes, de Sancto Geminiano)
(the Dominican author of Summa de exemplis, Giovanni di San Gimignano, ca. 1260-ca. 1333)
Kaeppeli, Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum Medii Aevi, 1975:
vol. 2, p. 539-543 (Iohannes de Sancto Geminiano; Iohannes domini Iacoppi sive Coppi de Sancto Geminiano; lector in Arezzo (1299-1300) and in Rome (1305-6); prior of the convent in Siena (1310-13); Lucano (1314); received notations for the convent in Siena (1318) and for the convent in San Gimignano (1325); died after May 6, 1333)
"Johannes de Sancto Geminiano," CERL Thesaurus (online), viewed on January 3, 2023
("Teologo, agiografo e predicatore domenicano nato tra il 1260 e 1270 e morto dopo il 1333. Fu priore del convento di Siena dal 1310 al 1313."; ca. 1260/1270-1333)
"Giovanni da San Gimignano," Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani (online via Treccani), viewed on January 3, 2024
(Born in San Gimignano, near Siena, probably between 1260 and 1270; father named Giacomo (patronymic Iacoppi or Coppi); NOT the same as the Dominican Giovanni da San Gimignano who wrote a life of Pietro da Foligno (this is where the surname Gorini or Gerini originated); prior of the convent of Siena from 1310 until 1313; helped found Dominican convent in San Gimignano between 1318 and 1329; he moved there in 1329; certainly still alive on March 6, 1333, when he received a donation on behalf of the Sienese monastery of S. Caterina)