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Joan Daurer
Painter, recorded in Mallorca in 1358-74 |
Antoni Joan i Centelles
First marchis of Centelles (1666), son of Gaspar Joan i Escrivà |
Honorat Joan i Escrivà
Humanist, of the militar rank, son of the general lieutenant of the Montesa Gaspar Joan's order and nephew of the chronicler Francesc Joan |
Jordi Joan i Santacília
Scientist, sailor and diplomatic |
Joan de Ribera
Clergyman and royal high official |
Pere Joan
Sculptor |
Joan I d'Empúries
Last effective count of the second county dinasty of Empúries (1364-96), son of the infant Ramon Berenguer and Maria of Xèrica |
Jordi Joan
Greek sculptor active in Catalonia |
Francesc Joan
Chronicler |
Joan Andreu
Apologist and moorish mathematician, son of the Muslim canon law interpreter Abdal·là, whom he succeeded in the charge |
Manuel Joan i Arinyo
Writer |
Arnau Joan
Learned jurist, possibly graduated in Bologna |
Joan
Abbot of Santa Cecília in Montserrat |
Miquel Joan de Padrines
Doctor of Philosophy |
Perot Joan
Catalan poet of the Magnanimous' court |
Joan de Baufés
Normand clergyman and doctor of civil law, bishop of Dacs (Gascunya) until 1392 |
Valley of Joan
Valley of the Garraf massif, in the municipal area of Gavà (El Baix Llobregat), on the eastern side of La Morella |
Sant Joan de Mata
(El Ripollès) |
Sant Joan Salerm
(El Baix Llobregat) |
Sant Joan de Bossols
(L'Alt Empordà) |
