Ramusio

The noble Italian family of Ramusio (also spelled Ramnusio, Rhamnusio, Rannusio) was worth of note for literary and official ability during at least four generations. 
Its original home was in Rimini, and the municipality of that city has set up a tablet on the town hall bearing an inscription which may be thus rendered: 
The best known of the Ramusio was Giovanni Battista Ramusio, who published "Delle navigationi e viaggi", a collection of travellers’ accounts and biographies, including the accounts of Marco Polo, Niccolò Da Conti, Magellan and Giosafat Barbaro, as well as the "Descrittione dell’ Africa". He also published an excerpt of Tomé Pires' work on the Indies, which had come into his hands, though he did not know the name of its author.