People Who Died in 1267
Baldwin of Ibelin
Served as the Seneschal of Cyprus during the late 13th century. Played a significant role in the administration and governance of the island, particularly during turbulent times of conflict. Involved in military campaigns and diplomatic negotiations related to the Crusader states. Facilitated the unity of different factions within Cyprus and maintained relative stability.
Continue ReadingPierre de Montreuil
A prominent architect during the Gothic period, contributed significantly to the design and construction of cathedrals in France. Notably worked on the cathedrals of Notre-Dame in Paris and Saint-Denis, showcasing innovative use of rib vaults and flying buttresses. His designs emphasized verticality and light, influencing the development of Gothic architecture. Later projects demonstrated a move towards a more refined and elaborate style, paving the way for future architectural advancements in the region.
Continue ReadingBeatrice of Provence
Countess regnant of Provence led a significant role in the region's political landscape during the 13th century. Ascending to power through marriage and inheritance, controlled the countship after the death of her brother. Engaged in diplomatic relations with neighboring regions and shaped alliances through marriage and negotiations. The marriage to Charles I of Anjou established a powerful familial dynasty in Southern France, influencing the politics of the area.
Continue ReadingPedro Gallego
A Franciscan scholar active in the 13th century, significant contributions were made to theology and scholastic thought. Engaged in discussions that shaped the understanding of faith and reason during the medieval period. His works often focused on reconciling Aristotelian philosophy with Christian doctrine, influencing later scholars in the Franciscan tradition. Held positions of influence within the Franciscan Order and participated in key theological debates of the time.
Continue ReadingSylvester Gozzolini
Established the Sylvestrines, a religious order, in the early 13th century in Italy. The order focused on communal living and adherence to the Rule of Saint Benedict. Gozzolini sought to promote a life of prayer and study among its members. Renowned for his spiritual guidance, he attracted followers committed to monastic life and education. His work contributed to the development of monasticism in Italy during the Middle Ages.
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