MAGNUS — MAGNUS, English family. SIR PHILIP MAGNUS (1842–1933) was an educator and politican. Born in London, he was a minister of the West London Synagogue of British Jews (Reform) from 1866 to 1880, and lectured in applied mathematics at University… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Magnus Olafsson — Magnús Óláfsson King of Mann and the Isles Magnús name and title as it appears on folio 49r. of the Chronicle of Mann: magnus rex manniæ et insularum … Wikipedia
Philip Magnus — may refer to:*Sir Philip Magnus, 1st Baronet (1842 1933), British educationalist and Conservative politician *Sir Philip Magnus Allcroft, 2nd Baronet (1906 1988), British historian and biographer, son of the above … Wikipedia
Magnus I of Norway — Magnus the Good Coin of Magnus I. King of Norway Reign 1035–1047 Predecessor Cnut the Great Successor Harald … Wikipedia
Magnus VI of Norway — Magnus VI Lagabøte King of Norway Co reign Solo reign 1257 1263 1263–1280 … Wikipedia
Magnus III of Norway — Magnus Barefoot (Barfoot) King of Norway Reign 1093–1103 Predecessor Olaf Kyrre Successor Olaf Magnusson, Eystein Magnusson and Sigurd the Crusader Consort … Wikipedia
Magnus IV of Norway — Magnus IV the Blind King of Norway Reign 1130–1135 Predecessor Sigurd the Crusader Successor Harald Gille Reign 1137–1139 Predecessor Harald Gille Successor … Wikipedia
Magnus II of Norway — Magnus Haraldsson redirects here. For 10th century Norse Gael king, see Maccus mac Arailt. Magnus Haraldsson King of Norway Reign 1066–1069 Predecessor Harald Hardrada Sigurdsson Successor Olaf Kyrre … Wikipedia
Magnus V of Norway — Magnus Erlingsson King of Norway Reign 1161 – 15 June 1184 Coronation Bergen, 1163/1164 Predecessor Inge Haraldsson and Haakon the Broadshouldered Successor Sverre Sigurdsson … Wikipedia
Magnus, Duke of Holstein — Duke of Holstein Bishop of Ösel Wiek Bishop of Courland nominal King of Livonia Consort Maria Vladimirovna of Staritsa Issue Marie of Oldenburg Eudoxia of Oldenburg House Oldenburg … Wikipedia
