RLG wrote: 30 Nov 2020, 15:33 Thanks Ross!, got it figured out now.

Great. I've deleted mine to avoid clutter.

For the variation "Inglexium" "Inglexio" etc., consider that this is a Latinization of the form heard in the local dialect, which wikipedia says is "Ingera" - Angera (Ingera in dialetto varesotto) https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angera I can't explain how /lex/ becomes /l...

https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/angera_%28Enciclopedia-dell%27-Arte-Medievale%29/ Angera (lat. Vicus Sebuinus; Statio, Scationa, Angleria nei documenti medievali) Località della Lombardia, in prov. di Varese, situata in un'insenatura naturale all'estremità meridionale della sponda lombarda del...

Thanks. I didn't know anything about the Roman efforts to establish themselves east of the Rhine. Keep going.

I take it you are looking for the origin of the Lombards in northern Italy, and any trace of continued links with the associated tribe of Angles and Saxons.

The question was, if Marziano (if he indeed visited Constance before May 5 1415) might have met Chrysoloras in 1415. Yes, he could have met him. But we still don't know, if Marziano was close to Chrysoloras. The commission of Marziano for iconographic details in a playing card deck with Greek-Roman...

Manuel II Palaeologus in Pavia (with Chrysoloras), mid-March, 1400. While researching Castellino Beccaria, this passage on condottieridiventura.it brought up that the Emperor Manuel Palaeologus (Manuel II) had been in Pavia in March, 1400. 1400 Mar. Lombardia In occasione del battesimo di un suo fig...

But is there any such Urvater for "England"? They wanted Brutus for Britain, but England comes along later that classical times, from the Angles. Maybe that tribe derived itself from some mythic father, but I haven't come across it. Starting searching on wikipedia - "Bede states that ...

For how the Langobard connection became forged with the Visconti family, read Areli Marina, "The Langobard Revival of Matteo il Magno Visconti, Lord of Milan," I Tatti Studies in the Italian Renaissance, 2013 -
https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/673405

.RACHIS. REX. Hic Rachis rex fuit Longobardorum, tribum annis post sponte relinqueris regnum cum vxore et filijs ueste monachali est indutus. iacet Papie in sancti Maria de Cacijs. [10v] .AGISTVLFVS. REX. Hic Agistulfus rex Longobardorum, maximam familiaritatem habuit cum pipino rege franchorum. ia...

Busch clears up earlier scholarship; he says that the Chronica Danielis was probably made for the Della Torre family, not the Visconti, and that the identity of Inglexia is unknown, but that Fiamma conflated it with Angleria.