The Book of Nativities and the Centiloquy of Hermes (1501) - Page 7

⚠The text on this page is extremely faded and appears as a ghost image, likely due to aging or the nature of the printing/reproduction. The transcription represents the most legible fragments.

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ALBUCHASAR Also known as Abu Ma'shar, a famous Persian astrologer (787–886 AD) (Magal Al-Hacidi) Al-hali. Book of Nativities, and of Conjunctions, etc. original Latin: "Liber nativitatum, et conjunctionum" Venice 1489. Folio size. In Pellechet, 448. Refers to Marie Pellechet’s "General Catalogue of Incunabula in Public Libraries in France."
The text is the same as the 1488 edition. A very fine copy.
sold for 27 francs (?) 1902.?

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This edition, as rare as the previous one, illustrated with numerous woodcuts?
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HISTORY OF ASTROLOGY APPLIED TO MEDICINE. The name of?
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