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Surname Visconti
First Name Arnat
Nickname  
Dating 1370?
Location Nicosia
Life dates +1347
Title chevalier
Close relatives father - Philippe (?Guillaume)
Type of the object Gravestone
Place of manufacturing
(place of burial)
 
Place of exposition St Sophie Mosque, Nicosia, Nicosia District, Cyprus
Date of manufacturing  
Artist
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Arnat Visconti
Источник: Chamberlayne, Tankerville James. 1894. Lacrimae Nicossienses: racueil d'inscriptions funeraires, la plupart francaises, existant encore dans l'ile de Chypre. Imprimeries Reunies.

изображенный костюм можно отнести к 1370-м (см. P0555), возможно, чуть позже

в книге ("LACRIME NICOSSIENSES" PAR LE MAJOR TANKERVILLE J. CHAMBERLAY, 1894) этот памятник описан как:
"ci . GIT.L NOBL . CHR.MS . VISCONT . lADIS . FIS.DOV NOB . CHR.MS . PHE . VISC[0Nt'] [q' TRES]pASSA,L SAMDI A XIIII.IOV. DAVRIL.LAN . d' . M.CCC . XLVII.D . X . q\ DIEV . AIT . l[a]rM . AMEN."
VIsconti, messire Arnat; son pere messire Philippe
ошибка, из-за которой памятник приписали Visconti Guillaume, кроется в том, что после описания нашего памятника в этой книге приводится цитата другого автора о семье Visconti:
"Quant a la famille Viscomleou Visconti, M. E.-G. Rey^ dit que :
[Guillaume YiscoNTE'',^omme du roi Henry de Ghypre, fut un jurisconsulte celebre de son temps ...
... Guillaume Visconti, et son fils sire Arnat Visconte, mort le 13 ou ik avril 1347

Hypocorisms of the name are: Arent (Arend, Ahrend), Arndt, Arne, Aart (etc.). Regional variants of the name include: French: Arnaud, Arnault, Italian: Arnoldo, Dutch: Arnout, Arnoud, Portuguese: Arnoldo, Spanish: Arnaldo, Catalan: Arnau, Arnald. The German name was also adopted in Old West Norse (14th century), as Arnaldr (Icelandic: Arnaldur)

никакой информации об изображенном персонаже найти не удалось
изображенный на гербе лев можно отнести к правящей фамилии Lusignan (добавлено оформление поля герба)
драконы в ногах можно отнести к Visconti
связь этих двух семей (Link):
Peter II (1354 or 1357 ? 13 October 1382), called the Fat (French Pierre le Gros), was the eleventh King of Cyprus of the House of Lusignan from 17 January 1369 until his death. He married by proxy in Milan on 2 April 1376 and in person at Santa Sophia, Nicosia, on July/August, 1378 Valenza or Valentina Visconti (Milan, 1360/1362 – in Italy, ca. 1393 before September, 1393), a daughter of Bernabo Visconti, co-lord of Milan, and his wife Beatrice della Scala. They had one daughter de Lusignan in 1379 or 1380 who died as an infant in Nicosia soon before 3 October 1382 and was buried in St. Dominic's, Nicosia. She later married after 1383 Galeazzo, Conte di Virtu

очень близкий к изображенному на памятнике герб можно встретить в Brecey (Link) в Нормандии рядом с Бретанью
но никакой связи с нашим памятников не найдено

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Surname Vizas
First name Joseph
Nickname  
Dating 1402
Location Nicosia
Life dates +1402
Title  
Close relatives  
Type of the object tomb slab
Place of manufacturing
(place of burial)
 
Place of exposition Cyprus Museum, Nicosia, Cyprus
Date of manufacturing  
Artist
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Joseph Vizas
1402
Nicosia, Кипр
Cyprus Museum
Source - Greenhill, Frank A. 1976. Incised Effigial Slabs. Faber & Faber.

никаких других изображений, данных о персонаже, происхождении памятника и его современном местонахождении не найдено
датировка не соответствует изображенному костюму (ок. 1370)

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Surname Tabarie
First name Jean
Nickname  
Dating 1402
Location Nicosia
Life dates +August 22, 1402
Title Sir, maurechau dou roiaume d'Armenie
Close relatives  
Type of the object tomb slab
Place of manufacturing
(place of burial)
 
Place of exposition Sourb Astvatsatsin church (aka "the Holy Mother of God", aka "Holy Cross", Chartreuse Church), Nicosia, Nicosia District, Cyprus
Date of manufacturing  
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Sir Jean de Tabarie
1401
Chartreuse Church, Nicosia, Nicosia District, Cyprus
Source - Chamberlayne, Tankerville James. 1894. Lacrimae Nicossienses: racueil d'inscriptions funéraires, la plupart françaises, existant encore dans l'ile de Chypre. Imprimeries Réunies.

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John Tiberatsi (French?, Jean de Tabarie, - August 22, 1402 , Nicosia , Cyprus Kingdom )
The tombstone of St. John of Tiberius is located in St. Astvatsatsin Church in Nicosia . It is written in middle French on the tombstone.
"+ At the noble chevalier monsignor Jehan de Tabarie noble maurechau dou roiaume d'Armenie, qui tracese le mercredi le XXII jours d'Ahoust, l'en de MCCCII de Crist. Que Dien ait lmar. Amen."

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Personal Data
Surname Unknown
First name Unknown
Nickname  
Dating 1400?
Location Nicosia
Life dates  
Title  
Close relatives  
Type of the object tomb slab
Place of manufacturing
(place of burial)
 
Place of exposition Cathedrale Saint-Sophie (Ayia Sophia), Nicosia, Cyprus
Date of manufacturing  
Artist
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Crusader Gravestones from the Ayia Sophia Cathedral in Nicosia

Jacques Langlois I believe in Cathedrale Saint-Sophie, chapelle des Pins

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Selimiye Mosque, historically known as Cathedral of Saint Sophia or Ayasofya Mosque, is a former Christian cathedral converted into a mosque, located in North Nicosia. It has historically been the main mosque on the island of Cyprus. The Selimiye Mosque is housed in the largest and oldest surviving Gothic church in Cyprus (interior dimensions: 66 X 21 m) possibly constructed on the site of an earlier Byzantine church

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