Konrad, von Megenberg, 1309-1374

LC control no.	n 83236352
Descriptive conventions	rda
LC classification	PT1555.K5
Personal name heading	Konrad, von Megenberg, 1309-1374 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Conradus, de Monte Puellarum, 1309-1374 Conradus, de Montepuellarum, 1309-1374 Konrad, von Mädchenberg, 1309-1374 Konrad, von Magdeburg, 1309-1374 Konrad, von Mengelberg, 1309-1374 Megenberg, Konrad von, 1309-1374 Von Megenberg, Konrad, 1309-1374 Conrad, of Megenberg, 1309-1374 Konrad von Megenberg, 14th cent.
Associated country	Germany
Located	Regensburg (Germany)
Birth date	1309
Death date	1374-04-14
Place of birth	Georgensgmünd (Germany)
Profession or occupation	Canons, Cathedral, collegiate, etc.
Found in	Schuler, Hubert. Lehnprägungen in Konrads von Megenberg Traktat "von der sel," 1982: title page (Konrads von Megenberg) page 15, etc. (Konrad von Megenberg; Magister Conradus de Montepuellarum; born 1309 in Mäbenberg bei Schwabach; died April 14, 1374; buried in the Niedermünster in Regensburg) Kosch, W. Deutsches Literatur-Lexikon, 1953 (Konrad von Megenberg; born 1309 in Unterfranken; his name was Latinized as Conradus de Monte Puellarum (based on a misunderstanding of "Megenberg" as meaning "hill of the maidens"); died April 14, 1374, in Regensburg; Konrad von Mädchenberg, Magdeburg) Allgemeine deutsche Biographie, 1969 (Konrad von Megenberg (de Monte Puellarum); born ca. 1309; died April 11, 1374) BM, 1983 (Konrad, von Megenberg) LC data base, December 5, 1983 (hdg.: Konrad von Megenberg, 14th cent.) German Wikipedia, viewed June 7, 2018 (Konrad von Megenberg; also referred to as Konrad von Mengelberg; Latinate form: Conradus de Montepuellarum; born 1309 in Mäbenberg, a town section of Georgensgmünd, near Nuremberg; died April 14, 1374, in Regensburg; secular canon in Regensburg and author of 22 Latin tractates; also wrote several works in German; wrote on hagiography, theology, and natural science) Catholic encyclopedia, viewed online on June 7, 2018 (under St. Erhard of Ratisbon: the learned canon of Ratisbon, Conrad of Megenberg (d. 1374))