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Fulgenzio Manfredi, OFM (Venice, c. 1560 – Rome, 5 July 1610), or Fra Fulgenzio, was a
Franciscan friar, an
observant minor, and
active preacher in Venice...
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Archived from the
original on 20
April 2017.
Retrieved 21
April 2017. Lanza,
Manfredu. "Le
colonie 'lombarde' si
insediano in Sicilia". casalenews.it. Archived...
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Collections Division at the
Library of
Congress Esopus [Moralisatus]. Venice,
Manfredus de Bonellis, de Monteferrato, 17
August 1493. From the Rare Book and Special...
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called tuberoses. The
generic name
honours 14th-century
Italian writer Manfredus de
Monte Imperiale. All
species are now
placed in Agave. (See
Agave §...
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clearly marked in the
beginning by
notations such as "Rex", "Rex
Manfredus" or "addidit Rex". A 1596
Latin edition was
published in
Augsburg by Marcus...
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granted to the
bishops of Sion by
Charlemagne fl. 824
Adalongus 825 857
Heyminus 877 899/900
Waltherius 932
Asmundus fl. 940
Manfredus (?) 983 984/5 Amizo...
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incipit of the
treatise contains his
original signature: "**** ego,
Manfredus de
Monte Imperiali, in
artis speciarie semper optans scire virtutes [...
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Jacobus Casali, O.Min. (1291–1298)
Alessandro Novello, O.Min. (1298–1320)
Manfredus Collalto (1320–1321) Gregorius, O.P. (?) (1323–1326)
Gorzias (1327–1349)...
- (1279–1285)
Pietro Calza (1286–1300)
Francesco Arpo, O.P. (1300–1310)
Manfredus di
Collalto (1310–1320)
Francesco Ramponi (1320–1348)
Gausberto de Orgoglio...
- to be brought, she does not explain. Migne,
Tomus CC, p. 976.
Cardinal Manfredus signs the same do****ent as
Cardinal priest of S. Cecilia. Kartusch, p...
