GISLEBERTUS HOC FECIT

Target entity: GISLEBERTUS HOC FECIT
Context triple: [Autun Cathedral, sculptorInscription, GISLEBERTUS HOC FECIT]

• A. Quia Emptores Terrarum
  Quia Emptores Terrarum is a landmark 1290 English statute that reformed feudal landholding by prohibiting subinfeudation and allowing free alienation of land by tenants.
• B. Sancte et Sapienter
  Sancte et Sapienter is the Latin motto of King’s College London, traditionally translated as “With Holiness and Wisdom.”
• C. Colophon
  Colophon was an ancient Ionian Greek city in western Asia Minor, historically notable as one of the places claimed as the birthplace of the poet Homer.
• D. Lux et Lex
  Lux et Lex is the Latin motto of the University of North Dakota, traditionally interpreted as “Light and Law.”
• E. Quocunque Jeceris Stabit
  Quocunque Jeceris Stabit is the Latin motto of the Isle of Man, traditionally translated as “Whithersoever you throw it, it will stand,” symbolizing resilience and endurance.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: GISLEBERTUS HOC FECIT
Target entity description: GISLEBERTUS HOC FECIT is the famous Latin signature of the Romanesque sculptor Gislebertus, best known for his expressive stone carvings at Autun Cathedral in France.

• A. Quia Emptores Terrarum
  Quia Emptores Terrarum is a landmark 1290 English statute that reformed feudal landholding by prohibiting subinfeudation and allowing free alienation of land by tenants.
• B. Sancte et Sapienter
  Sancte et Sapienter is the Latin motto of King’s College London, traditionally translated as “With Holiness and Wisdom.”
• C. Colophon
  Colophon was an ancient Ionian Greek city in western Asia Minor, historically notable as one of the places claimed as the birthplace of the poet Homer.
• D. Lux et Lex
  Lux et Lex is the Latin motto of the University of North Dakota, traditionally interpreted as “Light and Law.”
• E. Quocunque Jeceris Stabit
  Quocunque Jeceris Stabit is the Latin motto of the Isle of Man, traditionally translated as “Whithersoever you throw it, it will stand,” symbolizing resilience and endurance.
• F. None of above. chosen