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Balthasar de Ayala

1548 – 1584

Jurisconsult and Judge Advocate General of the Royal Army in the Low Countries

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Lived 1548 – 1584 (aged 35–36). Balthasar de Ayala was a Spanish philosopher, jurist and military personnel.

Balthazar Ayala (1548–1584) was a military judge in the Habsburg Netherlands during the opening decades of the Eighty Years' War who wrote an influential treatise on the law of war.

Life Ayala was born in Antwerp in 1548, the son of a Spanish cloth merchant, Gregorio Ayala, and his wife Agnes Rainalmia, a native of Cambrai. He studied at Leuven University, graduating licentiate of laws. On 27 May 1580 the Prince of Parma appointed him auditor general of the Army of Flanders. English translation published in 1912 in the Carnegie Institution Classics of International Law series.

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Important facts

Born
1548, Antwerp
Birth century
Nationality
Also known as
Baltazar Ayala, Baltazar de Ayala, Balthazar Ayala

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People whose lives overlapped Balthasar de Ayala's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Balthasar de Ayala?

jurisconsult and Judge Advocate General of the Royal Army in the Low Countries

When was Balthasar de Ayala born?

Balthasar de Ayala was born in 1548 in Antwerp.

When did Balthasar de Ayala die?

Balthasar de Ayala died on 1 September 1584 in Aalst.

What was Balthasar de Ayala's occupation?

Balthasar de Ayala was a philosopher, jurist and military personnel.

What nationality was Balthasar de Ayala?

Balthasar de Ayala was Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Balthasar de Ayala

· Wikidata: Q2010807

· DBpedia: Balthazar Ayala

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