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Events noted in 1300/1300

The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.

1300

“History of the Growth and Decay of the Ottoman Empire,” Cantemir, Demetrius (1673–?)

Died: Cavalcanti, Guido (?–1300)

Died: Cimabue, Giovanni (1240–1300)

“The Vision,” Ramsay, Allan (1685–1756)

Born: Villani, John (1300–1348)

1303

Died: Abraham, Ben Chaila (?–1303)

Died: Benedict Xi., Pope (?–1303)

Died: Dinus (?–1303)

1304

Born: Petrarch, Francis (1304–1325)

1305

Died: Henry The Minstrel (?–1305)

1307

“Historiae Anglicanoe,” Vitringa, Campegius (1659–1722)

1308

“Emperors,” Leo D'Orvietto

1310

Died: Baston, Robert (?–1310)

Died: Bek, Anthony (?–1310)

Born: Dandolo, Andrew (1310–?)

1313

Died: Baldock, Ralph De (?–1313)

Born: Bartolo (1313–?)

Born: Boccaccio, John (1313–1375)

1314

Died: Clement V. (?–1314)

“Chronicle” Leo D'Orvietto

1315

Died: Lully, Raimond (1236–1315)

1316

Died: Ægidius, De Columna (?–1316)

Died: Apono, Peter (1250–1316)

Born: Barbour, John (1316–1396)

1318

Died: Gordon, Bernard (?–1318)

Died: Joinville, John, Sire De (?–1318)

Died: Mundinus (?–1318)

1320

Died: Crescentius, Peter (1233–1320)

Born: Nicholas, Eymericus (1320–1399)

1321

“Tekn-yni el Boldaan,” Abulfeda, Ishmael (1275–1331)

Died: Accorso, Francis (?–1321)

Died: Dante, Alighieri (1265–1321)

1322

“the Master of the Sentences.” Bassol, John (?–1347)

1324

“Defensor pacis,” Menandrino, Marsilio (?–1328)

Born: Wickliffe (1324–1384)

Born: Wykeham, William (1324–1366)

1325

Died: Petrarch, Francis (1304–1325)

1327

Died: Aldobrandino (?–1327)

Died: Ptolemy (?–1327)

1328

Born: Chaucer, Jeffery (1328–1348)

“Chester Mysteries,” Higden, Ranulph (?–1360)

Died: Menandrino, Marsilio (?–1328)

“De jurisdictione imperial! in causis matrimonialibus.” Menandrino, Marsilio (?–1328)

Born: Spinello, Aretino (1328–1420)

Died: Trivet, Nicolas (?–1328)

1330

Born: Coluccio, Salutato (1330–1406)

Died: Mussato, Albertin (1261–1330)

1331

Died: Abulfeda, Ishmael (1275–1331)

1332

Born: Bonaventure Of Padua (1332–?)

Died: Brom, Adam De (?–1332)

Born: Fabriano, Gentile Da (1332–1412)

Died: Metochita, Theodore (?–1332)

1333

Died: Durand, De St. Poursain (?–1333)

1335

Born: Sacchetti, Francis (1335–?)

Born: Tamerlane (1335–?)

1336

Died: Benedict Xii., Pope (?–1336)

Died: Giotto (1276–1336)

Born: Tudeschi, Nicholas (1336–1445)

1337

Born: Froissart, John (1337–1369)

1339

Born: Zabarella, Francis (1339–1417)

1340

Died: Buffalmacco, Buonamico (1262–1340)

Born: Gwilym, David Ap (1340–1400)

Died: Lyra, Nicholas De (?–1340)

1341

Born: Courtney, William (1341–?)

Died: Nicephorus, Gregoras (?–1341)

1345

Died: Andrew (1270–1345)

Died: Aungervyle, Richard (1281–1345)

Died: Hatfield, Thomas (?–1345)

1346

Died: Baconthorp, John (?–1346)

1347

Died: Bassol, John (?–1347)

Born: Catherine, St. (1347–1380)

Died: Hemmingford, Walter De (?–1347)

1348

Died: Andreas, John (?–1348)

Died: Barberino, Francis (1264–1348)

Died: Barlaam (?–1348)

Died: Chaucer, Jeffery (1328–1348)

“he entered into the Benedictine monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, and his name occurs in various documents of that establishment in 1387, 1397, and 1399. He devoted his leisure hours to the study of British and Anglo-Saxon history and antiquities, in which he made such proficiency, that he is said to have been honoured with the name of the Historiographer. Pits informs us, without specifying his authority, that Richard visited different libraries and ecclesiastical establishments in England, in order to collect materials. It is at least certain that he obtained a licence to visit Rome, from his abbot, William of Colchester, in 1391, and there can be little doubt that a man of his curiosity would improve his knowledge on such an occasion. He is supposed to Have performed this journey in the interval between 1391 and 1397, for he appears to have been confined in the abbey infirmary in 1401, and died in that or the following year. His works are,” Richard Of Cirencester

Died: Villani, John (1300–1348)

1349

Died: Egglesfield, Robert (?–1349)

Born: Palladino, James (1349–?)

Born: Vergerius, Peter Paul (1349–1415)

1350

Born: Ailli, Peter D' (1350–1425)

Died: Donde, James (?–1350)

Born: Gascoigne, Sir William (1350–?)

Died: Grisaunt, William (?–1350)

1353

Born: Paul Of Burgos (1353–?)

1354

Died: Bateman, William (?–1354)

1355

Born: Chrysoloras, Emanuel (1355–1425)

1356

“Of the last age of the Church,” Wickliffe (1324–1384)

1358

Died: Gregory Of Rimini (?–1358)

1360

Died: Higden, Ranulph (?–1360)

Died: Richard (?–1360)

1361

Died: Taulerus, John (?–1361)

1362

Died: Berchorius, Peter (?–1362)

1363

Born: Gerson, John (1363–1429)

“Doctor Christianissimus,” Gerson, John (1363–1429)

Born: Niccoli, Niccolo, Lat. Nicolaus (1363–1437)

Born: Pisan, Christina De (1363–?)

1364

Died: Meun, John De (1280–1364)

1365

“Dissertatio de Cometis, utrum sint signa, an causae, an utrumque, an neutrum,” Berckringer, Daniel (?–1667)

1366

Born: Eyck, Hubert Van (1366–1426)

Died: Wickliffe (1324–1384)

Died: Wykeham, William (1324–1366)

1367

Died: Albornos, Gilles Alvares Carillo (?–1367)

“Roman de la Rose,” Chaucer, Jeffery (1328–1348)

Born: Waldensis, Thomas (1367–?)

1369

Born: Aurispa, John (1369–1459)

Died: Froissart, John (1337–1369)

1370

Born: Bruni, Leonard (1370–1444)

Born: Gasparino, Banzizza (1370–1430)

Born: Guarino Of Verona (1370–1460)

Born: Hoccleve, Thomas (1370–1454)

Died: Uberti, Fazio (?–1370)

1372

Died: Cabassole, Philip De (?–1372)

Born: Francesca, Pietro Della (1372–1458)

1373

Born: Ambrose (1373–?)

Died: Brigit (?–1373)

Born: Harding, John (1373–?)

“La Prosopographie, ou Description des personnes insignes, &c. avec les effigies d‘aucuns d’iceux, et braves observations de leur temps, annees, fails, et dits,” Verdier, Antony, Seigneur De Vauprivas (1544–1600)