Art and Literature
- Antonio Mancini, Italian painter
- Dominic Mancini, 15th century traveler and author
- Don Mancini, who wrote Child's Play
- Giulio Mancini, 17th century physician, art collector and writer
- Marie Anne Mancini, patroness of La Fontaine
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