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

Note 297 — Chapter XXXIX

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Digby 46, 14th century, fol. 1v, the first line is blue, the next red, etc.

An sors instabilis melius ferat ars docet eius In septem stabis minus una petens numerabis Post septem sursum numerando perfice cursum Translator Bernardus Silvester Hic infallibilis liber incipit autem peius.

At fol. 25v, the same five lines except that the last line is put first, where it would seem to belong, and is accordingly colored red instead of blue as before, the colors of the other four lines remaining the same as before.

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