Magnis
Magnis referred
- Magnis Castle , a former Roman military camp on Hadrian's Wall in Carvoran, Northumberland
- Magnis (Kenchester) , a former Roman town near Kenchester in Herefordshire
- Magnis (noble family) , an Austro-Bohemian-Moravian and Silesian noble family
Magnis is the family name of the following people:
- Anton Alexander von Magnis (1751–1817), large landowner and pioneer of modern agriculture
- Anton Franz von Magnis (1862–1944), mine owner and member of the German Reichstag
- Esther Maria Magnis (* 1980), German religious scholar, historian and writer
- Franz von Magnis (1598–1652), Moravian nobleman, field marshal and governor of Moravia and Opole-Ratibor
- Franz Magnis-Suseno (* 1936 as Franz Graf von Magnis), Jesuit, a Catholic theologian and social philosopher in Indonesia
- Gabriele von Magnis (1896–1976), welfare worker, special representative of the Wroclaw Bishop Adolf Bertram for the care of the Catholic "non-Aryans" of Upper Silesia
- Valerian von Magnis (1586–1661), Provincial of the Austro-Bohemian Order Province of the Capuchin Order, Imperial Diplomat
such as
- De magnis conjunctionibus , ( De magnis conjunctionibus et annorum revolutionibus ac eorum profectionibus ), an early medieval manuscript by the Persian mathematician, astronomer and astrologer Albumasar .
- Magnis Ridge , mountain ridge in the Britannia Range, Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica
- Magnis Valley , valley in the Britannia Range, Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica
