(05-05-2019, 05:36 PM)Antonio García Jiménez wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The great value of Tratado de Astrología is that it's rigorously contemporary of the VMS. It's the same vision of the world and a similar imagery....
I dunno, Antonio.
I don't think it's the same vision of the world. I think the Tratado is much more astronomical and the VMS more astrological/cosmological. It's like the difference between someone who takes an astronomy course in school (with all the inherent math and technical information) and someone who takes a survey course of astrology and medieval cosmology.
As I said upthread, the VMS just does not seem to me to be created by someone with a technical, analytical mind. It IS someone interested in detail, someone methodical, someone with an interest in plants that borders on biological/botanical, but that's not the same as being analytical in an astronomical sense.
I think the VMS was created by someone interested in plants, the classics, and astrology/cosmology. The Tratado was created by someone who would probably study physics and math (and maybe engineering) if they were in school today.


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