Basel, Henricus Petri, 1559
‘ΕΙΣ ΤΗΝ ΤΕΤΡΑΒΙΒΛΟΝ ΤΟΥ ΠΤΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ ΕΞΗΓΗΤΗΣ ΑΝΩΝΥΜΟΣ. In Claudii Ptolemaei Quadripartitum enarrator ignoti nominis, quem tamen Proclum fuisse quidam existimant. Item ΠΟΡΦΥΡΙΟΥ ΦΙΛΟΣΟΦΟΥ ΕΙΣΑΓΩΓΗ ΕΙΣ ΤΗΝ αποτελεσματικην του Πτολεμαιου. Porphyrii philosophi introductio in Ptolemaei Opus de effectibus astrorum. Praetera Hermetis philosophi De revolutionibus nativitatum libri duo, incerto interprete. Basileae. Cum gratia et privilegio Caes<aris> maiest<atis>.’
Last page:‘Ex officina Petriana, anno M.D.LIX, mense Septembri’.
Astrology: publisher’s letter to the reader (a2r-a2v, ed. Heilen/Zäh, 121-124); subject index (a3r-[b5]v); Errata ([b6]r); Ptolemaica (1-180); publisher’s letter to the reader (180, ed. Heilen/Zäh, 124); Ptolemaica (181-204); Albumasar, De revolutionibus nativitatum, attr. Hermes (205-279).
Bibl. VD16 P 5250; S. Heilen, H. Zäh, ‘Who Edited and Who Translated the Anonymous Commentary to Ptolemy’s Tetrabiblos and (Ps.-)Porphyry’s Isagoge (Basel 1559)?’, MHNH 20 (2020), 93-128.
Exemplar Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, 2 A.gr.b. 886#Beibd.1
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‘Enarrator ignoti nominis in Claudii Ptolemaei quatuor libros De iudiciis, anonymo interprete. In exordio Ptolemaeus contra eos disputat, qui astrologiam artem esse negant, eamque demonstrare volunt — etiam angulis e substractione ascensionum regulae rectae sphaerae, initia omnum angulorum sumus habituri. Finis enarrationis Quadripartiti mathematici Ptolemaei Claudii.’ = Ennaratio in Claudii Ptolemaei quatuor libros De iudiciis (tr. Hieronymus Wolf) (C.2.12.2)
, together with the Greek text in two columns. Book I, 1-52; II, 53-85; III, 86-145; IV, 146-180. Several pages have a wrong signature. |
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‘Porphyrii philosophi Introductio in Claudii Ptolemaei Opus de effectibus astrorum. Praefatio. Quia doctrinam de temperatura coelestium corporum et effectuum genera per illam doctrinam observata — Venus et Mercurius 14, 7 ante et totidem post. Finis.’ = Pseudo-Porphyry, Introductio in Claudii Ptolemaei Opus de effectibus astrorum (tr. Hieronymus Wolf) (C.2.25.1)
, together with the Greek text in two columns. |