Anmerkung
Astrologue et médecin
Titre uniforme associé: Dialogus creaturarum
Astrologo e medico nato a Milano tra il 1290 e il 1295, morto tra il 1365 e il 1368.
EI: Mayno de' Mayneri s.v. Astrologia
Verf. im VD-16
Namen
AnsetzungsformMaynus de Maynis
verwendet in: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
Magninus, Mediolanensis
verwendet in: Common Library Network (GBV), Göttingen (Germany)
Mayneri, Mayno ¬de¬
verwendet in: Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and for Bibliographic Information, Rome (Italy)
Mayno, de' Mayneri
verwendet in: British Library: English Short Title Catalogue - AACR2 Heading, London (United Kingdom)
Maino, de Maineri
verwendet in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany
Variante NamensformMagninus
Magninus Mediolanensis
Magniynw miMilaʾnw
Hebrew
Magnus de Magneriis
Maineri, Maino
Maino de Maineri
Mayneri, Mayno de'
Mayno de' Mayneri
Mayno dei Mayneri
מגנינו ממלאנו
Hebrew
Magnino, Milanese
Magnino, de Milan
Magnino da Milano [Quellen: STMED]
Magninus, of Milan [Quellen: ADCAM]
Magninus, Mediolanensis
EDIT16-ID:CNCA28573
Magninus, Mediolaniensis
Magninus [Quellen: ARBSM]
Magninus Mediolanensis [Quellen: SAWAL; ISTC; NUC]
Magninus Mediolanensis/Mayneriis, Maynus de [Quellen: BLC]
Magno, de Maynero
Magnus, de Magneriis
Maineri, Maino
EDIT16-ID:CNCA28572 [Quellen: DBI]
Maineri, Maino de [Quellen: STMIL]
Maino, de'Maineri
Maino de' Maineri [Quellen: THHMS]
Maynerii, Maynus ¬de¬
Mayneriis, Maynus ¬de¬
Maynero, Magno ¬de¬
Mayno, de' Mayneri
Mayno, de'Mayneri
LCAuth
Mayno de' Mayneri [Quellen: BNPC; DUNLM; RADIA]
Maynus, de Mayneriis
Maynus de Maynis [Quellen: BNF]
Magninus, Mediolanensis
Magninus, aus Mailand
Magninus aus Mailand
(VD-16)
Quellen
Nachgewiesen inBN Cat. gén. : Magninus Mediolanensis. — Biogr., Italie, 2007 : Maineri, Maino (Manio). — JNUL - http://jnul.huji.ac.il (2011-09-19). — BnF, Département des manuscrits, service oriental, 2011-09-19. — Regimen sanitatis / Magnini Mediolanensis, 1482. — Dbariym biltiy ṭibiyʿiym / Magniynw miMilaʾnw. — Lex. MA unter Regimina. — RADIA. — DUNLM. — BNPC. — EI. — DBI. — STMIL. — THHMS. — BNF. — NUC. — ISTC. — SAWAL. — ARBSM. — BLC. — ADCAM. — STMED. — Tusculum-Lexikon. — LThK. — Rep.Font. VII,437
WerkeS105313: The dialoges of creatures moralysed, 1530? [a translation of "Dialogus creaturarum optimé moralizatus", variously attributed to Mayno de' Mayneri and Nicolaus Pergaminus
Excellentissimi Magnini Mediolanensis: Medici famosissimi Regimen sanitatis. - 1503