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names include Francis Sylvester of
Ferrara (Latin:
Franciscus Sylvester Ferrariensis) and
Franciscus Sylvester de Sylvestris.
References Callan,
Charles (1912)...
- The
Chronica parva Ferrariensis was a
short chronicle of the
history of
Ferrara up to 1264
written by
Riccobaldo of
Ferrara in the
years 1313–17. The chronicler...
- The
Duchy of
Ferrara (Latin:
Ducatus Ferrariensis; Italian:
Ducato di Ferrara; Emilian: Ducà ad Frara) was a
state in what is now
northern Italy. It consisted...
-
southern Italy. It is
sometimes called the
Ferraris Chronicle,
Chronica Ferrariensis or
Chronicle of
Santa Maria di Ferraria. The
chronicle was rediscovered...
- Antichità
Estensi ed Italiane,
Parte I (Modena), p.331
Chronica Parva Ferrariensis, RIS, VIII, col. 481.
Lastknown do****ent from 1164,
according to Codice...
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Johann Herwagen (1.). 1553.
Silvio Magrini (ed.),
Joannes de
Blanchinis ferrariensis e il suo
carteggio scientifico col
Regiomontano (1463-64), Zuffi, 1916...
- Joachim. "Bonus, Petrus, (Pietro Bono (Buono),
Petrus Ferrariensis,
Bonus Lombardus Ferrariensis)
Mediziner und
Alchemist (14. Jahrhundert)." In Lexikon...
- The
Archdiocese of Ferrara-Comacchio (Latin:
Archidioecesis Ferrariensis-Comaclensis) is a
Latin Church archdiocese of the
Catholic Church. It has existed...
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Lupus Servatus, also
Servatus Lupus (c. 805 – c. 862), in
French Loup, was a
Benedictine monk and
Abbot of Ferrières
Abbey during the
Carolingian dynasty...
- friend, the
Master General,
Francesco Silvestri of Ferrara,
called "
Ferrariensis". He
served him as
secretary and
socius until the
death of Silvestri...
