London, British Library, Additional 10775
s. XVI (after 1546)
Prov.:British Museum in 1837.
Paper, 332 f., a single hand. Most (all?) texts in this MS were copied on early printed editions.
Astrology: table of contents (1r); Albohali, De nativitatibus, tr. Johannes Toletanus (2r-69r); Ptolemaica (70r-71r); Messahallah, De significationibus planetarum in nativitate (72r-89r); Messahallah, De cogitatione (89r-91v); Leopold of Austria, De astrorum scientia (92r-290v); Ptolemaica (291r-297v and 298r-329r); Pseudo-Aristotle, De Luna (329r-330v); Ptolemaica (330v-332v). Blank: 1v, 69v, 72v.
Bibl. List of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum in the Years MDCCCXXXVI-MDCCCXL, London, 1843, Year 1837, 13.
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70r–71r
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‘Trictura (!) Hermetis. Dixit Ptholomeus et Hermes quod locus Lune — et ubi eam inveneris, erit ascendens nativitatis.’ |
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291r–297v
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‘Inferiora corpora reguntur a superioribus, ut patet per astrologos et sapientes… (291v) Natus sub Ariete, a medii Mercii usque ad medium Aprilis, erit magna industrie — isti fideliter vivent tam vir quam mulier. Et hec nobis dicta tanquam pro nunc sufficiant. Deo gratias.’ = Pseudo-Ptolemy, Liber de nativitatibus hominum (B.11)
. No glosses. |
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298r–329r
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‘Sacritissime astronomie Ptholemei liber diversarum rerum. (299r) Incipit liber diversarum rerum Ptholomei. Signorum alias utrum masculini generis, alia feminini. Masculini ut Aries, Gemini, Leo — Mars piper, scuta et arma.’ = Pseudo-Ptolemy, Iudicia (B.3)
, copied on ed. Venice 1509. No glosses. |
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330v–332v
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‘De mutatione aeris. Ut autem de temporum mutatione par(331r)ticulariter nosse verum desideraveris, regule que iam dicuntur ab animo tuo non labantur. Prima dies mensis Septembris, Icarus, custos plaustri, apparet — apparet et Cistos yda efre (?) desunt, et sic est finis Cionis, id est Canis, ante unam diem. Finis.’ = Pseudo-Ptolemy, De temporum mutatione (B.12)
, copied on ed. Venice 1509. No glosses. |