It contains the last two sheets of a French translation of the De Regimine Principum of A†gidius Romanus, and the Rei Militaris Instituta of Flavius Renatus Vegetius, also translated into French by Jean de Vignai.
As a practical soldier he was interested in the theory of military operations, and besides his copy of the work of A†gidius Romanus he possessed in his private library a French version of the Epitome Institutionum Rei Militaris of Vegetius.
This 'Master Giles' must have been A†gidius Romanus who wrote De Regimine Principum, a work very popular at the time, though it dated from a period before cannon were used.
It is, however, interesting to note that whilst he gave a Latin version of the military treatise of A†gidius Romanus to Oxford, he retained in his own hands a French version of the same work.
The teachings of St. Thomas and Ægidius were accepted by all the later scholastics.
Although this opinion was controverted by Ægidius Romanus,[3] it was generally accepted by later writers.
Guido Colonna went at an early age to Paris, where, from the name of his birthplace, he became known as Ægidius Romanus, with the French form of Gilles de Rome.
There are two pieces addressed to Ægidius Luyck in D.
Leyser and Ægidius Hunnius, fell under the suspicion of Cryptocalvinism, and were accordingly opposed by him.
The most important among the compilers of these Articles of Visitation was Ægidius Hunnius, shortly before called to Wittenberg, after having, from A.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gidius" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
