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Opicinus de
Canistris (24
December 1296 – c. 1353), also
known as the
Anonymous Ticinensis, was an
Italian priest, writer, mystic, and
cartographer who...
- with two
types of sauces: the
peverata (already
mentioned by
Opicinus de
Canistris in the
fourteenth century)
based on peppers, celery,
anchovies and eggs...
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Tulosesus bisporus Tulosesus brevisetulosus Tulosesus callinus Tulosesus canistri Tulosesus christianopolit****
Tulosesus cinereopallidus Tulosesus cinnamomeotinctus...
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campanulae Gloeosporium camphorae Gloeosporium canavaliae Gloeosporium canistri Gloeosporium capreae Gloeosporium capsici Gloeosporium carissae Gloeosporium...
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Series &
Princeton University Press. 2015. The
Solar Myths and
Opicinus de
Canistris:
Notes of the
Seminar given at
Eranos in 1943.
Daimon Verlag. ISBN 9783856309763...
- ProQuest 212690323 Salomon,
Richard G. (January–June 1962), "Aftermath to
Opicinus de
Canistris Saint Martha and the Dragon",
Journal of the
Warburg and
Courtauld Institutes...
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callinus (M.Lange & A.H.Sm.) Vilgalys,
Hopple & Jacq.Johnson 2001
Coprinellus canistri (Uljé & Verbeken)
Doveri &
Sarrocco 2011
Coprinellus christianopolit****...
- a map in a
human form can also be
found in a map
drawn by
Opicinus de
Canistris,
showing the
Mediterranean Sea. This map,
published in 1340 and thus predating...
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Civitatis Parisiensis Libellus de
Descriptione Papie 1330
Opicino de
Canistris Pavia Italy Prose Latin Or
Liber de
laudibus civitatis Ticinensis Polistoria...
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republic of
Lucca with an
engraving by
Francesco Zucchi.
Opicinus de
Canistris:
Description of
splendid Pavia (Commentarius De
laudibus Papiae), dating...
