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Montius Magnus (flourished 4th
century AD, died 354) was a
Roman politician.
Little is
known of his origins,
although he may have
originated in Africa...
- "Magnus"
Magnus Maximus,
Roman usurper and
Western Roman Emperor (died 388)
Montius Magnus, 4th-century
Roman quaestor Magnus,
pseudonym of
American magician...
- Domiti**** and the
quaestor Montius Magnus who had come to his aid, and that the two
officers were killed. The
arrest of
Montius Magnus led to the discovery...
- who
provided a
brief description and
explanation of the disease,
Xavier Montiu Vilanova (1902–1965) and
Joaquin Aguade Piñol (1918–1977), in 1954, and...
- unknown, but he had some
relationship to the
sometime quaestor sacri palatii Montius Magnus, and was
perhaps his son. In his youth, he
studied with Zenobius...
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Xavier Vilanova I
Montiu (Barcelona, 1
August 1902 - Paris, 8 May 1965) was a
Catalan dermatologist. His father,
Pelai Vilanova i M****anet, was considered...
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populous capital.
Alexander (342)
Ulpius Limenius (342)
Donatius (c. 343)
Montius Magnus (before 351)
Strategius Musoni**** (before 353)
Anatolius (354)...
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Pietro Monte (Pietro del Monte,
Pietro Monti,
Latinized Petrus Montius; 1457–1509) was a
master of arms who
lived in
Milan in the late 15th century. He...
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montis constructum est
altare sub
titulo prefati sancti dei, nec non ****
montius, campis, aquis,
nemoribus aliisque utilitatibus ad
predictam terre particulam...
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grant thee all
western and
eastern foreign lands with all the
Iunti and the
Montiu bowmen who are in
every land". The
majority of Sahure's
activities in Egypt...
