- The
Centiloquium (= "one
hundred sayings"), also
called Ptolemy's
Centiloquium, is a
collection of one
hundred aphorisms about astrology and astrological...
-
views the
phrase as
being likely derived from the pseudo-Ptolemaic work
Centiloquium and p****ages from the
introduction to the
Introductorium maius in astrologiam...
- Haly's
commentary and a "pseudo-Ptolemaic" list of
aphorisms known as the
Centiloquium. This has been
described as "the
creature of late-fifteenth-century Italian...
- practice. A
collection of one
hundred aphorisms about astrology called the
Centiloquium,
ascribed to Ptolemy, was
widely reproduced and
commented on by Arabic...
- Fibonacci. Further, in On
similar arcs, he
commented on Ptolemy's
Karpos (or
Centiloquium); many
scholars believe that ibn
Yusuf was in fact the true
author of...
-
astrological subject such as Ptolemy's Quadripartitum, Pseudo-Ptolemy
Centiloquium and the
works of
Mashallah ibn Athari. It also
contains Parisian Alfonsine...
- (divination
using playing cards)
Cauldron Censer, see also
Thurible Centiloquium Ceremonial magic Chalice, see also
Ciborium Chaos magic Charmstone Chinese...
-
particularly Claudius Ptolemy's
Tetrabiblos (1138), the pseudo-Ptolemaic
Centiloquium (1136), and the
Maius Introductorium (1140), the
major introduction to...
- 7).
Tractatus de
praedicamentis (OP 7).
Quaestio de
relatione (OP 7).
Centiloquium (OP 7).
Tractatus de
principiis theologiae (OP 7).
Philosophical Writings...
- ben Aḥmad al-Imrani.
Capitula Centiloquium,
astrological aphorisms. A
commentary of Aḥmad ibn
Yusuf on the
Centiloquium,
attributed to Ptolemy. De Astrolabio...
