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BIJNKERSHOEK, Cornelis van — (1673–1743) Jurist. Van Bijn kershoek studied law at the Academy of Franeker in Frisia and was admitted as barrister at the Court of Holland. He published exten sively on civil law and international law; some of his works were translated in… … Historical Dictionary of the Netherlands
MEIJERS, Eduard Maurits — (1880–1954) Jurist. After finishing his study of law at Amsterdam University, Meijers worked as a lawyer. In 1910, he was appointed professor of Dutch civil law and international private law at Leiden University. He published exten sively on… … Historical Dictionary of the Netherlands
BUDE, Guillaume — (1467 1540) A contemporary of Desiderius Erasmus,* Guillaume Bude, one of France s leading humanists, served at the court of Francois I* and was instrumental in founding the College de France, a center for humanist teaching. Bude, who belonged to … Renaissance and Reformation 1500-1620: A Biographical Dictionary
Ihering, Herbert — (1888 1977) critic; evolved the parameters that de fined Weimar s socially relevant theater.* Born in Springe, near Hanover, he studied philosophy, history, and Germanistik. He was soon writing essays on contemporary drama, in which he… … Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik
Chandidasa — Bengali poet of the 14th century who wrote exten sively on the theme of love between Radha and Krishna. Chandidasa was the greatest exponent of sahajiya philosophy, or the philosophy of natural path in which sexual love came to be perceived as … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Angelo, Marc — (December I, 1951, Meknès, Morocco ) He spent his childhood in Morocco. After receiving his master s of letters degree (his thesis was about André Delvaux) and his degree in cinematographic and audiovisual studies from the Sorbonne University … Encyclopedia of French film directors
Borderie, Bernard — (June 10, 1924, Paris, France May 28, 1978, Paris, France) The son of producer of Raymond Borderie (18971982), he studied at the Beaux Arts and was briefly a painter and illustrator before entering films as a trainee director (1944 Premier de … Encyclopedia of French film directors
Coluche — (Michel Colucci / October 28, 1944, Paris, France June 19, 1986, Opio, Alpes Maritimes, France) The son of an Italian house painter who died when Coluche was three years old, he began working at age fifteen. He successively was telegraphist,… … Encyclopedia of French film directors
Hérain, Pierre de — (Pierre Paul Henri Deherain / July 24, 1904, Avilly Saint Léonard, Oise, France September 25, 1972, Paris, France) The son of painter François de Hérain (1877 1962), he was the stepson of Marshal Pétain. He was successively an assistant… … Encyclopedia of French film directors
Loizillon, Christophe — (May 17, 1953, Gorcy, Meurthe et Moselle, France ) Having graduated with a master s degree in economic science, he entered films as a trainee editor (1978 Chaussette Surprise, Jean François Davy) and successively was an assistant editor (1979 … Encyclopedia of French film directors
