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Moguntia is a
minor planet orbiting the Sun. It was
discovered on 29
September 1913 at
Heidelberg by
German astronomer Franz Kaiser, and is
named after...
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September 26, 1913
Heidelberg F.
Kaiser · 8.0 km MPC · JPL 766
Moguntia 1913 SW
Moguntia September 29, 1913
Heidelberg F.
Kaiser EOS · 41 km MPC · JPL...
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Franz Kaiser (1891–1962) DMP · 765 766
Moguntia 1913 SW The city of
Mainz in
Germany (by its
Latin name "
Moguntia"),
where the discoverer,
Franz Kaiser...
- 1913 764
Gedania September 26, 1913 765
Mattiaca September 26, 1913 766
Moguntia September 29, 1913 773
Irmintraud December 22, 1913 777
Gutemberga January...
- 651 Antikleia, 653 Berenike, 661 Cloelia, 669 Kypria, 742 Edisona, 766
Moguntia, 798 Ruth, 807 Ceraskia, 876
Scott and 890 Waltraut. Not all fragments...
- 766 may
refer to: 766 (year) 766 (number) 766
Moguntia NGC 766 This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title 766. If an
internal link...
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Mecklenburg Misnia (GOL:
Misnensis marchia) Meissen,
Saxony Moguncia,
Moguntia, Moguntia****, Mogontia****
Mainz Monachium, Mona****
Munich (München) Monasterium...
- Notiones, &
utriusque Arcana, ac
Imagines disquirens, & repraesentans.
Mainz (
Moguntia):
Mylius Birckmannus. p. 549. The
Canonization of
Angela of
Foligno - Secular...
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which was
edited and
printed in 1484 by
Peter Schöffer in
Mainz (Latin:
moguntia).
Together with the
German herbal Gart der
Gesundheit (Peter Schöffer,...
- an end. Thus the
events of the year 1793 also
marked the end of
Aurea Moguntia, the
Latin nickname for the city: "Golden Mainz". The city lost its status...
