London, British Library, Additional 16566
s. XVex (computus table for 1476-1495 f. 4r).
Or.:Italy.
Prov.:British Museum in 1847.
Paper (except f. 1-3, on parchment), 19 f., several hands.
Scientific texts in Italian and in Latin, including Ptolemaica (10ra-10vb) between a text on stones in Italian (5ra-9v) and Pliny’s De presagiis temporum in Italian (11ra-12va).
Lit.
Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum in the Years MDCCCXLVI-MDCCXLVII, London, 1864, 280.
10ra‑10vb |
‘Incipiunt imagines Albumasar. <I>magines Albumasar quaomnes orientales operantur et non creant… Aries cum eiusdem horiscopo (!): Cum volueris ligare latrones ut non intrent domum, figurabis imaginem viri exere cum ascenderit prima facies Alhamel — (Aquarius) cum Luna fuerit in ascendente, facie ex signo et accipiat locum fortune. Finis.’ = Pseudo-Ptolemy, De imaginibus super facies signorum (B.5), incomplete, missing the signs of Aquarius and Pisces. No glosses. The text is followed by eight lines in Italian ‘Olio de ovi vale…’. |
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