14th Century in Literature - Deaths

Deaths

  • 1306 – Adam de la Halle
  • 1316 (probable) – Ramon Llull
  • 14 September 1321 – Dante Alighieri
  • 1364 – Ranulf Higden, chronicler
  • 18 July 1374 – Petrarch
  • 21 December 1375 – Giovanni Boccaccio
  • April 1377 – Guillaume de Machaut
  • 1392 – Lalleshwari
  • 1395 – John Barbour
  • 25 October 1400 – Geoffrey Chaucer

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