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French (by Jean de Meun and others),
Italian (by the
Florentine judge Bono
Giamboni and others), Catalan, Spanish, Czech, and
Yiddish before the invention...
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Italian 13th-century
translation known as
Tesoro was
misattributed to Bono
Giamboni [it]. He also
translated into
Italian the
Rettorica and
three Orations...
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contemporary 13th-century
Italian translation exists,
misattributed to Bono
Giamboni. The
original is
currently held at the
National Library of Russia, Saint...
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authors list (link)
Latini (1220–1295), Brunetto; Bono (c. 1240 – c. 1292),
Giamboni (1851). de Mortara,
Alessandro (ed.).
Scritture antiche toscane di falconeria...
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orations from Cicero.
Another important writer was the
Florentine judge Bono
Giamboni, who
translated Orosius's
Historiae adversus paganos, Vegetius's Epitoma...
- A thirteenth-century
Italian translation by the
Florentine judge Bono
Giamboni [it]. A
still unpublished fourteenth-century
Aragonese translation, made...
- The
earliest was a
translation into
Tuscan by the
Florentine judge Bono
Giamboni [it] in 1292 for his patron,
Manetto Scali. The
Epythoma delli institute...
- Inspection",
Materials Evaluation (ME), Vol. 68(7), 821-827,(2010). M Gori, S
Giamboni, E D'Alessio, S Ghia and F Cernuschi, 'EMAT
transducers and
thickness characterization...
- Jan van Boendale,
archbishop Pedro Gómez
Barroso de Sotomayor [es], Bono
Giamboni [it],
Raymond de Béziers,
Zucchero Bencivenni [it], the
author of the Fiore...
- Bibcode:1998Tectp.296..403J. doi:10.1016/S0040-1951(98)00156-5. Nivière, Bertrand;
Giamboni, Marzio; Innocent, Christophe; Winter,
Thierry (2006). "Kinematic evolution...
