- The
Micrologus is a
treatise on
Medieval music written by
Guido of Arezzo,
dating to
approximately 1026. It was
dedicated to Tedald,
Bishop of Arezzo....
- Cathedral. It was at this time that
Guido began work on the
Micrologus, or in full
Micrologus de
disciplina artis musicae. The work was both commissioned...
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Micrologus is a
genus of sea snails,
marine gastropod mollusks in the
family Pisaniidae.
Species within the
genus Micrologus include:
Micrologus mochatinctus...
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Alchemy from the Arab-Muslim
World to the
Latin West in the
Middle Ages".
Micrologus. 28: 87–141. hdl:2078.1/211340. p. 116. Halleux,
Robert (1996). "The Reception...
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Ensemble Micrologus is an
Italian group that
performs vocal and
instrumental medieval music,
including both
religious and
secular pieces from the 12th...
- M.
George Whitehead his
Almand Dowland published a
translation of the
Micrologus of
Andreas Ornithoparcus in 1609,
originally printed in
Latin in Leipzig...
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Alchemy from the Arab-Muslim
World to the
Latin West in the
Middle Ages".
Micrologus. 28: 87–141. hdl:2078.1/211340. p. 114 (no. 20).
Moureau mentions that...
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legendaire et
discours savant medieval;la
barnacle dans tous ses etats.,
Micrologus, 8, 351–393.;and, HeronAllen, E. (1928)
Barnacles in
nature & myth (London)...
- (eds.).
Dialogues among Books in
Medieval Western Magic and Divination.
Micrologus' library. Vol. 65.
Sismel edizioni del Galluzzo. pp. 47–73. ISBN 9788884505811...
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fifth lower. In the
eleventh century,
Guido d'Arezzo, in
chapter 8 of his
Micrologus,
designated these transposed finals A, B♮, and C as "affinals", and later...
