Recently reading bits of "Magic and Divination at the Courts of Burgundy and France: Text and Context ..." by Jan R. Veenstra.
Pignon, Oresme and others win out against divination.
Those others were apparently in favor of divination. Thomas de Pisan was an astrologer.
Roland l'Ecrivain was a physician for Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy for 30 years, much of which was prime time for VMs creation. So his artistic style could easily be relevant.
Several books are mentioned, including "Les 12 signes dou firmament".
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The author makes reference to this text which is in the Burgundy library.
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Pignon, Oresme and others win out against divination.
Those others were apparently in favor of divination. Thomas de Pisan was an astrologer.
Roland l'Ecrivain was a physician for Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy for 30 years, much of which was prime time for VMs creation. So his artistic style could easily be relevant.
Several books are mentioned, including "Les 12 signes dou firmament".
<first link to a JSTOR file - removed>
The author makes reference to this text which is in the Burgundy library.
KBR Library:
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Search by number. 10394-414
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