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Darmstadt, Hessische Landes- und Hochschulbibliothek, 1987

s. XV.

Or.:

copied by a ‘magister Anthonius’ (see below).

Paper, 46 f., a single hand.

Ptolemaica (1r-38v and 39r-42r). Blank: 42v-46v.

Bibl. H. Zepeda, The First Latin Treatise on Ptolemy’s Astronomy: The Almagesti minor (c. 1200), Turnhout, 2018, 60.

1r–⁠37v	‘Omnium recte philosophancium verisimilibus coniecturis credibilibus — super medium cursum Lune et quo provenerit numeracio ibi erit verus locus Lune’ (with addition 37v-38r, see below). = Almagesti minor (C.1.4) . The text breaks off in V.9 and is immediately followed by an ‘additio’ consisting of six original chapters (37v-38v): ‘Additio. Ad componendum tabulam equocionis (!) centri Lune sic fac. Primo scias centrum duplex Lune medium… (38r) Ad componendum minuta proporcionalia. Tabula vero minutorum proporcionalium componitur isto modo… Ad componendum equaciones argumenti. Tabulam equacionum argumenti vero compones isto modo… (38v) Ad componendum tabulam diversitatis diametri. Tabula diversitatis diametri componitur sic… Ad componendum tabulam latitudinis Lune. Tabula latitudi<ni>s Lune componitur… De tribus superioribus planetis. Tabula trium superiorum veri motus componitur — et cum instrumentis materialibus invenitur. Expliciunt addiciones mee. Sequitur artifi… (?) et est de textu’. Two further additions have been inserted into the text, at the end of Book III (23v-24r: ‘Explicit liber tercius. Sequuntur quedam addiciones quas ego magister Anthonius hic inseravi. Aditio. Tabula equacionis dierum cum noctibus suis sic componitur. Quare arcum — si fuerit posita e converso fiat e converso etc.’) and after IV.3 (25v: ‘Addicio. Ad inveniendum medium motum Lune in una die, numerum dierum equalium lunacionis — in quibus coniunctiones ad statum similem reducuntur’). Glosses by the scribe, who is almost certainly the person responsible for the additions, i.e. ‘magister Anthonius’.
39r–⁠42r	‘Verba Geber filii Affla Yspalensis. Sciencia species habet quarum melior post scienciam — et cum conversione huius demonstracionis completa est demonstracio. 9…’ = Geber, Liber super Almagesti (C.1.2) . Preface and I.1-8, with abrupt end close to the bottom of the page. Glosses by the scribe.

1r–⁠37v

‘Omnium recte philosophancium verisimilibus coniecturis credibilibus — super medium cursum Lune et quo provenerit numeracio ibi erit verus locus Lune’ (with addition 37v-38r, see below).

= Almagesti minor (C.1.4)

. The text breaks off in V.9 and is immediately followed by an ‘additio’ consisting of six original chapters (37v-38v): ‘Additio. Ad componendum tabulam equocionis (!) centri Lune sic fac. Primo scias centrum duplex Lune medium… (38r) Ad componendum minuta proporcionalia. Tabula vero minutorum proporcionalium componitur isto modo… Ad componendum equaciones argumenti. Tabulam equacionum argumenti vero compones isto modo… (38v) Ad componendum tabulam diversitatis diametri. Tabula diversitatis diametri componitur sic… Ad componendum tabulam latitudinis Lune. Tabula latitudi<ni>s Lune componitur… De tribus superioribus planetis. Tabula trium superiorum veri motus componitur — et cum instrumentis materialibus invenitur. Expliciunt addiciones mee. Sequitur artifi… (?) et est de textu’. Two further additions have been inserted into the text, at the end of Book III (23v-24r: ‘Explicit liber tercius. Sequuntur quedam addiciones quas ego magister Anthonius hic inseravi. Aditio. Tabula equacionis dierum cum noctibus suis sic componitur. Quare arcum — si fuerit posita e converso fiat e converso etc.’) and after IV.3 (25v: ‘Addicio. Ad inveniendum medium motum Lune in una die, numerum dierum equalium lunacionis — in quibus coniunctiones ad statum similem reducuntur’). Glosses by the scribe, who is almost certainly the person responsible for the additions, i.e. ‘magister Anthonius’.

39r–⁠42r

‘Verba Geber filii Affla Yspalensis. Sciencia species habet quarum melior post scienciam — et cum conversione huius demonstracionis completa est demonstracio. 9…’

= Geber, Liber super Almagesti (C.1.2)

. Preface and I.1-8, with abrupt end close to the bottom of the page. Glosses by the scribe.