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Papier, 237 f., une main principale. Textes, notes et réflexions diverses mêlant théologie, philosophie naturelle, astrologie et astronomie en latin et en français. Les f. 44v-45r contiennent des notes d’astrologie en français
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, LXXXIV
45v-46v «Septem sunt planeta. Per … iam (?) sentimur (?) quod duae sunt complexiones activae, scilicet calor et frigiditas — Pisces sunt nocturni, foeminei et communes »
47v-51r «Continuatio quaestionum sive regularum. Utrum caelum habeat correlativae… »
79r-210r Raymond Lulle, Tractatus novus de astronomia [RLOL, XVII, 77-78]
211r-220r «De quaestionibus et astronomia. Utrum corpora caelestia habeant complexiones virtuosae ab astronomia bene assignatas ad privationes, corruptiones et generationes… » .
française
Saint-Victor de Paris
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