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Polonus means "Pole" or
Polish in Latin. In
Polish it
refers to a Pole
living outside of Poland, a
member of Polonia, the
Polish diaspora.
Regarding persons...
- The
Polonus Philatelic Society is a
society of
stamp collectors who
specialize in the
postage stamps and
postal history of Poland. The
members of the...
- Mittelalters, 41 (1985), pp. 460–531. Wolfgang-Valentin Ikas, "Martinus
Polonus'
Chronicle of the
Popes and Emperors. A
Medieval Best-seller and its Neglected...
- 2016. Kabzińska,
Krystyna (1998). "Chemiczne i
polskie aspekty odkrycia polonu i radu" [Chemical and
Polish Aspects of
Polonium and
Radium Discovery]....
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Sylvius Polonus (1593 - c. 1653) was a
Polish Jesuit astronomer and
maker of
astronomical instruments. He
adopted the
added name of
Polonus, meaning...
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Tausend Jahre Nachbarschaft /
Polska i
Saksonia – tysiąc lat sąsiedztwa".
Polonus (in
German and Polish). No. 5. Ostritz. p. 39. ISSN 2701-6285. "Dresdner...
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Michael Sendivogius (/ˌsɛndɪˈvoʊdʒiəs/; Polish: Michał Sędziwój; 2
February 1566 – 1636) was a
Polish alchemist, philosopher, and
medical doctor. A pioneer...
- Commonwealth. Many
referred to
themselves as "gente Ruthenus,
natione Polonus" (Ruthenian by blood,
Polish by nationality)
since the 16th
century onwards...
- 24
years Celestyn Myślenta (who
first registered at the
University as "
Polonus") was a
seven time
rector of the university,
while Maciej Menius was a...
- from
Czech Silesia include (in
order of birth):
Martin of
Opava (Martinus
Polonus, †1278), chronicler,
chaplain of
several popes Jiří Třanovský (1592–1637)...
