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John Trevisa

John Trevisa (or John of Trevisa; Latin: Ioannes Trevisa; fl. 1342–1402 AD) was a Cornish writer and professional translator.

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John Trevisa 1342 (1342) Trevessa, St. Enoder parish, England
Died
1402 (aged 59–60)
Employer
Queen's College, Oxford
Occupations
Theologian, writer, translator, vicar and canon

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John Trevisa

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John Trevisa

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related to External links · 35
John Trevisa → American Literature, Beal, British Library, Cambridge History, Clerk, Cornwall, Cousin, Dent, Dialogue, Dictionary, Digital, English, English Literature, English Polychronicon, Internet Archive This, John, John William, London, Lord, Lord Berkeley
related to Further reading · 21
John Trevisa → Alan Sutton ISBN, Ashgate ISBN, Berkeley, Celtic Firebrand, David, Dursley, Fowler, Gethyn-Jones, John Trevisa's Information Age, Knowledge, Literature, Medieval Scholar, Oxford University Press, Pursuit, Seattle, Steiner, The Life, Times, Trevisa, University
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John Trevisa → John Trevisa 1342 (1342) Trevessa, St. Enoder parish, England
Died · 1
John Trevisa → 1402 (aged 59–60)
Employer · 1
John Trevisa → Queen's College, Oxford
Occupations · 1
John Trevisa → Theologian, writer, translator, vicar and canon
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John Trevisa → 18th most frequently cited author in the Oxford English Dictionary and the third most frequently cited source for the first evidence of a word

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John TrevisaBornJohn Trevisa 1342 (1342) Trevessa, St. Enoder parish, England1.00infobox
John TrevisaDied1402 (aged 59–60)1.00infobox
John TrevisaEmployerQueen's College, Oxford1.00infobox
John TrevisaOccupationsTheologian, writer, translator, vicar and canon1.00infobox
John Trevisais a18th most frequently cited author in the Oxford English Dictionary and the third most frequently cited source for the first evidence of a word0.90text
John Trevisarelated to External linksCornwall0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksJohn0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksTrevisa0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksOnline Companion0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksMiddle English LiteratureJohn Trevisa0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksCambridge History0.60section
John Trevisarelated to External linksEnglish0.60section

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