Incipit abreuiatio op[er]is egregii doctor[is] s[u]btilis M[agist]ri Io[hannis] Scoti sup[er] q[uatu]or libros s[e]n[tent]iar[um] : manuscript, 1474 Aug. 4 / reducta p[er] egregium pre[sbyteru]m ac i[n] sac[ra] pagi[n]a uir[um] doctissimu[m] fr[atr]em Rogeriu[m] Anglicu[m] ord[in]is minor[um].

Marston, Roger, -1303

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Mellon, Thomas, 1813-1908

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Thomas Mellon, founder of Mellon Bank and patriarch of the Mellon family, was a noted nineteenth century lawyer, judge, banker, and entrepreneur. As a young child, Mellon emigrated from Ireland with his parents, settling on a farm in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Western University of Pennsylvania (later known as the University of Pittsburgh), Mellon obtained a position as clerk for the Allegheny County prothonotary. In 1839, he opened his own legal practice, working f...

Peter Lombard, Bishop of Paris, approximately 1100-1160

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Bacon, Roger, 1214?-1294

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Duns Scotus, John, approximately 1266-1308

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Paulus, Barianus.

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Voynich, Wilfred Michael, 1865-1930

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Epithet: bookseller, of London British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000701.0x000086 Antiquarian bookseller. Voynich, a Polish revolutionary, left Polandfor London and eventually settled in New York, where he became a dealer in rare books and manuscripts with shops in New York and London. The business was liquidated after his death. The "Voynich Manuscript," a manuscript in code that he disco...