Gerson, Jean, 1363-1429 (Personal Name)

Do not confuse with: Gersen, Giovanni, active 13th century (NAR no2016106235)

Instruction dels rictors, vicaris et autres ayants charge d'armas aus diocesis de Rodes & de Vabres, 1982: title page (Mestre Joan Jarson, chancelier de Paris)

Burger, C. Aedificatio, fructus, utilitas, 1986: title page (Johannes Gerson)

Teologia mistica e teologia scolastica, 1994: ttitle page (Giovanni Gerson)

Malleus maleficarum, maleficas et earum haeresin framea conterens, 1620 v.2, pt. 1, t.p. verso (Ioannis de Gersoniolim) v.2, pt. 2, t.p. verso (Ioan. Gersonii)

Encyc. Brit., 11th ed. (Gerson, John, 1363-1429, otherwise Jean Charlier de Gerson)

Eximii ... Doctoris Iohannis de Gersonno ... Tractatus de pollutione nocturna ... ca. 1490.

BM (hdg.: Charlier de Gerson, Jean; refs.: Gerson, Jean Charlier de; Gerson, Johannes; Gerson, John; Gerson, Joannes de; Gersone, Giovanni; Gersonius, Joannes Charlerius; Gerson, Giovanni)

New Catholic encyclopedia. Second edition, 2003, viewed online on March 13, 2017: volume 6, page 189 (Jean Gerson; pronouns: he/him; chancellor of University of Paris; born in the village of Gerson, near Rethel, France, on December 14, 1363; died in Lyons, July 12,1429; studied theology at College of Navarre in Paris; theologian and poet) volume 6 page 190 (pedagogue; did not write Imitation of Jesus Christ; author of many Latin treatises, later writings often in Middle French)

Giovanni Gersen, l'autore della Imitazione di Cristo, 1874: pages 3-4 (Giovanni Gersen, an Italian Benedictine who was abbot in Vercelli from 1220-1240, is not the same person as Jean Gerson, chancellor of the University of Paris)