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Leyde. Universiteitsbibliotheek, SCA 46

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Shelfmark
  • SCA 46
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Date
  • Part 1: France, mid 15th century ; Part 2: France, southern part, mid 14th century
Language
  • Latin
  • Old Occitan
Title
    • Composite manuscript, two parts (Latin, Provençal)
    • Almanach perpetuum
    • Almanac
    • Almanach ordinatum super villam Montispesulani
    • Kalendarium
    • Tabulae de mansionibus lunae
    • Tractatus astronomici
    • Tabulae astronomicae cum explicatione
    • Horoscopium
    • De aspectibus planetarum ad lunam
    • Tabulae astronomicae
    • De imbribus
    • Astrologia medicorum
    • 1. (ff. 1-53) Almanac (Latin) / Jacob ben Machir ibn Tibbon, and other text(s). - 2. (ff. 54-73) Astronomical tables and canons (Provençal) / Levi ben Gerson, SCA 46
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Description
  • Form:
    Part 1: ff. 1-52 : miniature, border decoration, decorated initials, tables ; 220x158 mm ; Part 2: ff. 54-73 ; 210x150 mm
    Content:
    Part 1 contains, in Latin: (ff. 1r-4r) Almanac, computed for the meridian of Montpellier / Jacob ben Machir ibn Tibbon (?). - (ff. 7r-9v) De aspectibus planetarum ad lunam. - (ff. 10r-33v) Astronomical tables and calendar. - (ff. 36r-40v) De imbribus / Abū Maʻshar. - (ff. 41r-50v) Astrologia medicorum / Pseudo-Hippocrates. - Empty: ff. 5r-6v, 34r-35v, 51r-52v.
    Part 2 contains, in Provençal: (ff. 54r-73v) Astronomical tables (54v-67r) and canons with explanations (68r-73v) / Levi ben Gerson. - Also contains: (f. 74r-v) Horoscope of Johanna d'Estutoville, born March the 17th, 1453. On paper, later added. - Empty: f. 67v.
    A parchment sheet (330x290 mm) with Levi's tables for mean syzygies (in their original circular form) and originally attached to the other tables, is kept separately under shelfmark SCA 46*.
    Note:
    Date (part 2): According to Mancha 2006.
    Script: Part 1 written by various scribes. - Part 2 written by one scribe.
    Binding: Post-medieval binding.
    Textual: (ff. 1r-4r) "Almanach ordinatum super villam Montispesulani [Incipit:] Quia omnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant...". - (ff. 7r-9v) "De aspectibus planetarum ad lunam [Incipit:] "Fortunata dies ad agenda negocia regum...". - (ff. 36r-40v) Treatise translated from Arab into Latin by Hugo von Sankt Gallen. Incipit: "Superioris discipline inconcussam veritatem prout Indorum monet auctoritas ...". - (ff. 41r-50v) Treatise translated from Greek into Latin by Pietro d'Abano. The translation of this text has also (erroneously) been attributed to William of Moerbeke. With astronomical tables. Incipit: "Dixit gloriosissimus ypocras qui fuit medicus ...". - (ff. 54r-73v) In Provençal. The canons (68r-73v) edited by Mancha 2006. Incipit: "Dis Leon debayhnols iusieu daurengua sia lausat lodieu dalsegle que ..."
    Description (Bouwman 2023): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3619870
    Description (Senguerdius & 1716): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:290399
    Description (Molhuysen 1910): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:2040420
    Description (Catalogus compendiarius 1932): http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:491294
    Also described by MMDC and A.W. Byvanckgenootschap (database RKD, The Hague).
    Part of:
    Scaliger, J.J. (1540-1609)
    Subject (temporal):
    Middle Ages
    15th century
Place
  • Preferred form
    • France
    Original form
    • France
    Other form
    • France (Paris ? Fontainebleau ?)
    • France.
    • France (?)
    • Lieu de copie : France ( ?) : cf. Hans-Collas ― Schandel, p. 327
    • France ?
    • France -- 16e siècle
    • Frankreich
    • França
    • Francia
    • Frankrijk
    • Abbaye de Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Abadia de Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Abtei Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Abbey of Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Abadía de Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Abdij van Fleury (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire)
    • Région de la Loire (Abbaye de Fleury ?)
    • Loire Region (Abbey of Fleury?)
    • Regió del Loira (Abadia de Fleury ?)
    • Región del Loira (Abadía de Fleury ?)
    • France (Abbaye de Fleury ?)
    • França (Abadia de Fleury?)
    • Francia (Abadía de Fleury?)
    • France (Abbey of Fleury?)
    • Frankreich (Abtei Fleury?)
    • Frankrijk (Abdij van Fleury?)
    • France (est : Lorraine ?)
    • França (est: Lorena?)
    • Ostfrankreich (Lothringen?)
    • Eastern France (Lorraine?)
    • Francia (este: Lorena?)
    • Lothringen
    • Lorena
    • Lotharingen
    • Lorraine
    • França (Borgonya?)
    • France (Burgundy?)
    • Francia (Borgoña)
    • France (Bourgogne ?)
    • Frankrijk (Bourgondië?)
    • France (Bretagne ?)
    • França (Bretanya?)
    • Frankreich (Bretagne?)
    • France (Brittany?)
    • Francia (Bretaña)
    • Frankrijk (Bretagne?)
    • France (ouest : Bretagne ?)
    • Western France (Brittany?)
    • França (oest: Bretanya?)
    • Francia (oeste: Bretaña?)
    • Frankrijk (westen) (Bretagne?)
    • Westfrankreich: Bretagne?
    • Bretagne
    • Bretanya
    • Bretaña
    • Brittany
    • Probably the Loire region
    • France: Auxerre or Brittany
    • France: Fleury. vicinity of Paris (Saint-Denis?) (Bischoff)
    • France: Ile-de-France (Sens?)
    • France: Fleury; Reims?
    • France (Southern France?)
    • France: Fleury
    • France: probably Auxerre
    • France: evidently Eastern France
    • Central- or southern France
    • France, Vienne
    • [France]
    • Paris (?)
    • France (Paris?) or Flanders
    • France (3rd part)
    • Strassburg (probably)
    • Paris (?) or Tours (?)
    • France (Normandy?)
    • Rouen (?) or Paris (?)
    • France: Champagne, Burgundy or Centre
    • Lyon or Luxeuil (?)
    • France (Besançon?)
    • France (Paris?)
    • France, Northern (probably)
    • Probably Eastern France
    • St. Denis near Paris (monastery) (?)
    • Tours (?)
    • France (possibly near the court)
    • Italy and France (illumination)
    • [Provence?]
    • France, East (?)
    • France, Northeast?
    • France, Pontigny (or Paris?)
    • France, North?
    • France, Paris?
    • France, Diocese of Limoges?
    • France, Auxerre or area
    • France, Burgundy?
    • France, Brittany or Paris?
    • France, Angers?
    • France, Normandy?
    • France, East?
    • France, Bourges?
    • France, Anjou?
    • France, Northwest?
    • France, Tours?
    • France (probably Paris)
    • France, Europe
    • SW France?
    • FR
    • [FR]
    • Frankreich (Angers?)
    • France?
    • Frankreich (I.)
    • Frankreich (III.)
    • Frankreich (III)
    • Frankreich (II)
    • Frankreich (I)
    • I./III. Frankreich
    • II. Frankreich
    • Frankreich (Ergänzung)
    • [Frankrijk]
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  • Preferred form
    • France, Southern
    Original form
    • France, southern part
    Other form
    • France méridionale (?)
    • France (Sud)
    • France (Midi)
    • France (sud).
    • France (Sud) (?)
    • France (Sud).
    • France (Midi ? d'après le fichier Avril : voir infra).
    • France (Midi ?)
    • Midi de la France (?)
    • France (Sud ?)
    • Südfrankreich
    • Southern France
    • França (sud)
    • Francia (sur)
    • Frankrijk (zuiden)
    • France (sud : Albi ?)
    • França (sud: Albi?)
    • Southern France (Albi?)
    • Francia (sur: Albi?)
    • Südfrankreich: Albi?
    • France (sud : Languedoc ?)
    • França (sud: Llenguadoc?)
    • Südfrankreich: Languedoc?
    • Southern France (Languedoc?)
    • Francia (sur: Languedoc?)
    • Southern France
    • France, South
    • France (South)
    • [Südfrankreich]
    • France, southern part?
    • France southern part?
    • I. Südfrankreich
    • II. Südfrankreich
    • [Zuid-Frankrijk]
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