OF MARCUS MANILIUS

THE ASTRONOMICON

BY JOSEPH SCALIGER

cleansed of infinite errors using the

ancient Gembloux manuscript.

The "Gemblacenſi" refers to a 10th-century manuscript from the Abbey of Gembloux, which Scaliger used to revolutionize the text.

BY THE SAME

JOSEPH SCALIGER

NOTES,

In which the ancient astrology of the author is explained, the

reasons for the corrections are provided, and the monstrous

transpositions committed in that author in antiquity are pointed out.

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Round library stamp: "PUBLIC LIBRARY OF FLORENCE"

From the Plantin Office,

BY CHRISTOPHER RAPHELENGT,

Printer to the Academy of Leiden.

1600.

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