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A History of Magic and Experimental Science, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 2621 — Chapter XXVIII · ARABIC OCCULT SCIENCE OF THE NINTH CENTURY

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Corpus Christi 233, 13-15th century, fol. 122-“Japhar philosophi et astrologi Aegyptii. Cum multa et varia de nubium congregatione precepta Indorum traxit auctoritas....”

Cod. Cantab. Ii-I-13, “Incipit liber Gaphar de temporis mutatione qui dicitur Geazar Babiloniensis. Universa astronomiae iudicia prout Indorum....”

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