Zenzelinus, de Cassanis, -1334
French jurist, who was professor of canon law at the Université de Montpellier and chaplain to Cardinal Arnaud de Via (d. 1335) and Pope John XXII (1244-1334) at Avignon. From 1325 to 1335, he served the Avignon curia in legal capacities and received several benefices. He wrote commentaries on (and was executor of) the decretals of John XXII as well as on the Sext and Clementines.
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- Zenzelinus, de Cassanis, -1334
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- Zenzelinus, de Cassanis, -1334
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Variants
- Cassagnes, Gaucelin de
- Cassagnes, Jesselin de
- Cassagnies, Gencelinus
- Cassanchis, Jessellinus de
- Cassanhis, Genselinus
- Cassanhis, Secellinus de
- Cassani, Zenzelino de
- Cassanis, Zenzelinus de
- Cassianis, Zenxelinus de
- Cencelinus, de Cassanis
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- Zenselinus
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- 1334
- Centuries
- 14th century CE
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- Males
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Preferred citation
"Zenzelinus, de Cassanis, -1334." HMML Authority File. Hill Museum & Manuscript Library. Last modified July 07, 2023. https://w3id.org/haf/person/828030145849
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- Date added
- 2023-06-09
- Last edited
- 2023-07-07