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RE: [split] Robert Fludd, Integrum morborum mysterium (1631) - nablator - 08-07-2019
From the same book by C.C. Mc Cown, there is a more recent ms. "S" believed to be a copy of ms. "V":
Quote:S Vienna, codex philos. graec. 108; paper, cm, 19x25; XVI cent.; well preserved; the greater part unpublished.
Contains two unpublished fragments: 1) copies of the twelve seals said in MSS VW to have been found on the ring of Solomon, f. 361v; 2) one of the recipes found in the same recension (VII 7), f. 167v The codex contains much astrological matter, and many Solomonic amulets and selections. It has a large number of amulets like those in MS V, and long selections of magical content written in the peculiar cryptography to be found in that manuscript. They must, therefore, be of related origin, S having been copied from V or its exemplar. I have not learned anything concerning its provenience.
I can't find any web source for this one.
RE: [split] Robert Fludd, Integrum morborum mysterium (1631) - MarcoP - 08-07-2019
(08-07-2019, 05:34 PM)Koen G Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Indeed Marco, the "naked doctor" scenes appear closer related to this 10th century MS vviews once posted:
Thank you Koen,
I remembered seeing similar images, but I could't remember where. The ms posted by VViews is a perfect match. This makes clear that I was wrong and this visual tradition is Greek.