- Apotelesmatiká (Gr****: Ἀποτελεσματικά, lit. 'On the effects') and in
Latin as
Quadripartitum (lit. 'Four Parts'), is a text on the
philosophy and
practice of astrology...
- (1559). In
Claudii Ptolemaei Quadripartitum (in Latin). Basel, CH:
Heinrich Petri. Ptolemaios,
Claudius (1622).
Quadripartitum (in Latin).
Frankfurt am Main:...
-
Lilly himself explains that he was
influenced among others by Ptolemy's
Quadripartitum (Tetrabiblos), De
occulta philosophia by Agrippa, De
Astronima Tractarus...
-
macrocarpum (Drude) Becc.
Mauritia quadripartita Spruce Lepidocaryum quadripartitum (Spruce)
Drude Lepidocaryum tessmannii Burret Lepidocaryum allenii Dugand...
- geomantical, and one
medical [now lost]) are
ascribed to Plato: Ptolemy’s
Quadripartitum, The
Iudicia Almansoris, The De
electionibus horarum of Ali ibn Aḥmad...
-
includes major texts on the
astrological subject such as Ptolemy's
Quadripartitum, Pseudo-Ptolemy
Centiloquium and the
works of
Mashallah ibn Athari....
- aut****d and
published several treatises in
medicine and botany, notably,
Quadripartitum Botani****. He was also a
driving force between the
establishment of...
- in Jena, and was
professor of
Hebrew at
Leipzig University. His Opus
Quadripartitum, or
Bible in Hebrew, Gr****, Latin, and German, was
published by David...
- maqālāt (أربع مقالات, "Four discourses") was a
commentary on Ptolemy's
Quadripartitum de
apotelesmatibus e
judiciis astrorum,
known as the Tetrabiblos. The...
- Ptolemy's Almagest,
which he
arranged in
eight chapters, and of his
Quadripartitum under the
Hebrew title Mishpeṭe ha-Kokabim, a
treatise on astrology...
