Trithemius, Johannes, 1462-1516 (Personal Name)

LCCN 11-19045: His Polygraphie, et vniuerselle escriture cabalistique de m. I. Tritheme abbé, 1561 (hdg.: Trithemius, Joannes, 1462-1516)

His De purissima et immaculata conceptione Virginis Marie, 1506: p. 3 ( ... Johan[n]is, abbatis Spa[n]hame[n]sis; Iohannes Tritemius, Abbas Spanhame[n]sis)

Gabriel Biel super canone misse, 1542: t.p. (Ioannis Trittenhemij Abbatis Sphanhemensis)

Thybourel, F. Recueil de plusieurs machines militaires ..., 1620: t.p. (Trittemius)

Antwort Herrn Johan Abts zů Spanhaim auff acht Fragstuck jme von Weylandt Herrn Maximilian Röm. Kayser etc. hochlöblichster Gedechtnuss fürgehalten, 1555 t.p. (Johan Abts zu Spanhaim) at end (Ioannes Trithemius Abbas)

Bibl. des impressions et des oeuvres de Josse Badius Ascensius ...1908: v. 3, index (Tritenheim, Trithemius (Joannes); Jean Trithème, de Trittenheim, abbé de Spanheim)

Sidonii Apollinaris poema aureum eiusdemq[ue] epistole, 1498: fol. s8r (... Ioanne Erithenemio)

Wikipedia, Sept. 4, 2014: "Johannes Trithemius" (Johannes Trithemius; born Johann Heidenberg, Feb. 1, 1462 (home town Trittenheim on the Moselle River, at the time part of the electorate of Trier); died Dec. 13, 1516, St. James's abbey (Schottenkloster), Würzburg; a German Benedictine abbot and polymath, active in the German Renaissance as a theologian, lexicographer, chronicler, cryptographer and occultist; connected with the Benedictine abbey of Sponheim (near Bad Kreuznach), elected abbot in 1483, resigned 1506, becoming abbot of St. James's abbey, Würzburg, where he died)