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An Enquiry into the Life and Legend of Michael Scot

Note 76 — Chapter II · SCOT AT THE COURT OF SICILY

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MSS. of the Physionomia: Oxford, Bibl. Bod. MSS. Canon. Misc. 555 (with the Liber Particularis) saec. xiv.; Milan, Bibl. Ambros. L 92 sup. (with the Liber Particularis); Padua, Bibl. Anton. xxiii. 616, chart. saec. xvii; Vatican, Fondo della Regina 1151 perhaps saec. xvi. Printed editions: 1477 perhaps double; 1485 Louvain and Leipsic; 1499 s. l. and five or six others of this century in 4to, s. l. et a.; 1508 Cologne, Venice, and Paris, the last in 8vo; 1514 Venice 8vo; 1515 s. l.; 1519 Venice 8vo; 1584 Lyons 24mo along with the Abbreviatio Avicennae and the De animalibus ad Caesarem under the general title of De Secretis Naturae; 1598 Lyons, De Secretis Naturae cum tractatu De Secretis Mulierum Alberti Magni; 1615 Frankfort 8vo; 1655 and 1660 Amsterdam 12mo. Editions of the Italian version appeared at Venice in 1533, 8vo, and 1537. During the sixteenth century an edition of the Latin text in 8vo appeared from the press of Pietro Gaudoul without date.

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