- of
productive sectors and stakeholders. The
Universitas mercatorum mediolanensium were, in fact, ****ociative
bodies —
forerunners of today’s Chambers...
-
Arnulf of Milan,
Gesta Archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium, p. 8.
Arnulf of Milan,
Gesta Archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium, p. 8.
Continuator Reginonis, a.965,...
- I. Geneva. p. 185. Argelati,
Filippo (1755).
Bibliotheca scriptorum Mediolanensium. Vol. II. Milan. p. 2058. Stirling, William; Banting,
Frederick Grant...
- vita
Francisci Sfortiae IV
Mediolanensium ducis; 3.
Panegyricus in
funere Nicolai Picenini; 4. De
laudibus Mediolanensium urbis panegyricus. Simeoni,...
- him, possibly, the
first Count of Ventimiglia.
According to the
Gesta Mediolanensium,
Conrad made
peace with the
Germans under Otto I when his
father and...
- — Successores S.
Barnabae Apostoli in
Ecclesia Mediolanensi In
Archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium series historico-chronologica,
which was
compiled by
Giuseppe Antonio...
- Vigone. pp. 198–9. Argelati,
Filippo (1745).
Bibliotheca scriptorum Mediolanensium. Vol. I, 2. Milan: in
aedibus Palatinis. pp. 28–29. Mazzucc****i, Giammaria...
-
strage coruit in mortem,
amarissimam hominibus diligentibus civitatem Mediolanensium et ecclesiam." "Hoc ubi Otto
comes Mediolanensis perspexit, pro imperatore...
- Islam,
including a
history of the Mongols. His best-known work
Rerum mediolanensium historia was a
history of
Milan in the
period 1402–1431 in the style...
- septentrionalis:
Nobilium Mediolanensium", 1550–1555
Emblem de
Cataniis de Arexio, "V.
Insignia urbium Italiae septentrionalis:
Nobilium Mediolanensium", 1550–1555...
