Codigo florentino escrito en latín. Fotos originales del libro, conserva sus simbolos que eran para adquirir ciertas habilidades a travez de la meditación con estos.
Yale University Library Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Ars notoria, sive Flores aurei Call Number: Mellon MS 1 Creator: Apollonius, of Tyana Language: Latin Date: [ca. 1225] Subjects: Incantations Manuscripts, Medieval--Connecticut--New Haven Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in Beinecke Library Alchemy Genres: Manuscripts, Medieval--France--13th century.--local Illuminated manuscripts Illustrations Marginalia Type of Resource: mixed material Description: Script: Neatly written in Gothica Textualis, mostly very regular and small, sometimes minute, with various additions by similar and later hands. Capitals in red, blue, or green at paragraph beginnings, mostly plain, but some with slight extensions; a large capital in red and blue with green tracery at beginning. Diagrams and drawings in red ink, mostly accompanied by text in brown, often with the text forming a part of the design, on parts or all of ff. 10v-17v. Binding: Wrapper, probably modern, consisting of a piece of old parchment, perhaps cut from the blank portion of a large document with a fold and some slits, the modern sewing penetrating the back. Abstract: Fifteen pages of largely diagrammatic drawings, approximately thirty-six in all, depending on how their relationships are interpreted (the text calls for thirty-two), are found from f. 10v to f. 17v, most of them accompanied by labels and the texts of prayers consisting of long series of invented names with exotic sounds written in a minute hand in brown ink, while the designs themselves are throughout in red. The text of the manuscript also includes numerous prayers, some of them consisting of exotic names. Manuscript on parchment of Apollonius, Ars notoria, sive Flores aurei. A text in which a direct approach to knowledge is sought by means of incantation. The text of the manuscript also includes numerous prayers, some of them consisting of exotic names. Physical Description: ff. 18 : parchment ; 259 x 165 (203 x 133) mm. Rights: More about permissions and copyright We welcome any additional information you might have. If you know more about an image on our website or if you are the copyright owner and believe we have not properly attributed your work, please contact us. Exhibition Note: Book of Secrets: Alchemy and the European Imagination, 1500-2000 Collection: Beinecke Library Extent of Digitization: Complete work digitized Source Digital Format: image/tiff A record for this resource appears in Orbis, the Yale University catalog Beinecke Library Permissions and Copyright notice Click here to begin looking at the images! Page 1 of 41
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Yale University LibraryBeinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Ars notoria, sive Flores aurei
Call Number: Mellon MS 1
Creator: Apollonius, of TyanaLanguage: Latin
Date: [ca. 1225]Subjects: Incantations
Manuscripts, Medieval--Connecticut--New HavenMedieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in Beinecke LibraryAlchemy
Type of Resource: mixed materialDescription: Script: Neatly written in Gothica Textualis, mostly very regular and small, sometimes minute,
with various additions by similar and later hands.Capitals in red, blue, or green at paragraph beginnings, mostly plain, but some with slightextensions; a large capital in red and blue with green tracery at beginning. Diagrams anddrawings in red ink, mostly accompanied by text in brown, often with the text forming a partof the design, on parts or all of ff. 10v-17v.Binding: Wrapper, probably modern, consisting of a piece of old parchment, perhaps cutfrom the blank portion of a large document with a fold and some slits, the modern sewingpenetrating the back.
Abstract: Fifteen pages of largely diagrammatic drawings, approximately thirty-six in all, depending onhow their relationships are interpreted (the text calls for thirty-two), are found from f. 10v to f.17v, most of them accompanied by labels and the texts of prayers consisting of long seriesof invented names with exotic sounds written in a minute hand in brown ink, while thedesigns themselves are throughout in red. The text of the manuscript also includesnumerous prayers, some of them consisting of exotic names.Manuscript on parchment of Apollonius, Ars notoria, sive Flores aurei. A text in which adirect approach to knowledge is sought by means of incantation. The text of the manuscriptalso includes numerous prayers, some of them consisting of exotic names.
Physical Description: ff. 18 : parchment ; 259 x 165 (203 x 133) mm.Rights: More about permissions and copyright
We welcome any additional information you might have. If you know more about an imageon our website or if you are the copyright owner and believe we have not properly attributedyour work, please contact us.
Exhibition Note: Book of Secrets: Alchemy and the European Imagination, 1500-2000Collection: Beinecke Library
Extent of Digitization: Complete work digitizedSource Digital
Format: image/tiff
A record for this resource appears in Orbis, the Yale University catalog
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