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| First name: | Valentinus |
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| Surname: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Social origin: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Father's name: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Place of origin: | Zathor (Zator) | |||||||||||||
| Event type: | trwanie funkcji | |||||||||||||
| Function/office/role: | astronomus | |||||||||||||
| Place/Institution: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Date: | — | |||||||||||||
| Comment: | --- | |||||||||||||
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Source: Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum medii aevi Latinorum, qui in Bibliotheca Jagellonica Cracoviae asservantur, Vol. 3 : Numeros continens inde a 445 usque ad 563 / composuerunt Maria Kowalczyk [et al.]. - 1984.
Note fragment 1 , Page/tab number in the source: 376
Tekst z opisu kodykologicznego B. Jag. rkp. 555: Codicis origo et fata: Codex Perugiae ab Ioanne Zmora de Leśnica verisimillime pro Petro Gaszowiec de Loźmierza Polonicali a. 1453 confectus (Ioannes Zmora de Leśnica in Universitatem Cracoviensem a. 1446/1447 inscriptus [--], ut Petri Gaszowiec de Loźmierza Polonicali scriba, cum eodem in Italiam nec non in Germaniam peregrinavit [--] In f. Iv //Magister Nicolaus de Czyeszkowycze// nominatur. In f. IVr nomina inter lineas scripta leguntur haec:// Magister Valentinus de Zathor astrologus//; //Magister Dominicus de Legnitcz, orate pro eo//; //Magister Nicolaus de Czyeszkowycze//. Ex quibus suspicari potest codex noster si non in possessione, tamen in lectura saltem horum virorum doctorum fuisse: Nicolai de Ciężkowice, qui baccalarii gradum a. 1452, magisterium vero a. 1456 adeptus est [--]; astrologi clarissimi Valentini de Zator, qui a. 1460 in Universitatem Cracoviensem inscriptus, magister a. 1468 factus est [--]; Dominici de Legnica, a. 1462 Universitati nostrae albo inscripti, qui baccalaureatum a. 1464, post decem annos, a. 1474, artium liberalium magisterium obtinuit [--].
