#Anonymus
- Anonymus — A generic name attributed to an author, chronicler, or scribe whose real identity remains unknown or undocumented in historical sources. In the context of Central European and Romanian historiography, the term often refers to the notary of King Béla III of Hungary, author of the Gesta Hungarorum chronicle, a fundamental work attesting to the existence of the earliest Romanian state formations in the intra-Carpathian region.
- Anonymus Caransebesiensis — A designation attributed to an anonymous author from Caransebeș, identified through his 18th-century medical manuscript (approx. 1777). This early lexicographical and scientific work includes medical terms, empirical recipes, and bilingual or trilingual glossaries, representing an extremely valuable linguistic monument for the evolution of medical, botanical, and pharmaceutical terminology in the Romanian language within the Banat region.