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Artes [several text blocks in two columns, most with separate title]

[first column, left hand side] Astrologia [image: an elaborate 4, like the symbol for Jupiter/Tin followed by Cu and a bracket containing the following five:] [image: symbol for Saturn/Lead which looks like a cross between a "t" and a "h"] Judaeu[superscript abbreviation: m] [image: circle with arrow pointing to the right] Chaldaeu[superscript abbreviation: m] [image: symbol for Venus, a circle with a cross at the bottom] Saracenu[superscript abbreviation: m] [image: symbol for Mercury, a circle with a cross at the bottom and two horns at the top] Christianu[superscript abbreviation: m] [image: a crescent moon] Antichristianu[s?]

Artes mutuantur inbice [indices?] Dialecticus a[b] Grammatico partes orationis. Rhetor a[b] Dialectico argumentationis locos. Poeta a[b] Musico mensuras Geometer ab Arithmetico pro= portiones

Literaru[m?] Inventores. Moses [a/ab?] Hebreas Atticas et Phoenices Nicostratus [a/ab?] Latinas Abraha[m] [a/ab?] Chaldaicas Isis [a/ab?] Egyptias Galfila [a/ab?] Geticas Rhadamant[h]us [a/ab?] Assmas Cadmus [a/ab?] phoenicias

Quaestiones Gram[m]atical[e?]s Agrip. de vanitat. 6.[Vlt.?]

Errores ex Gram[m]atica [inferphe...s?] C.

Naturae Subiecta phisica Cometantia[?] Mathematica Supantia[?] Metaphisica .1 [possibly just a slash] Res detectimae in Geometria Ag. de ca. sci. fol. 3.

[second column, right hand side] Sapores

☿ [Mercury] Acidus ☾ [moon] amaru[m?] ♀ [ Venus] salsu[m?]

♄ [Saturn] acerbus.

♂ [Mars, tho' turned sideways] acrem ☉ [Sun] dulcem ♃ [Jupiter] austerum

Impugnarunt Nycholaus Copernicus Ptolomaeus Theoph. Paracelsus Galenus et Aristoteles. Petrus Ramus Aristoteles Thechelles in asia sectam Mathematicam.

Inveneru: Literas Phænices Poësin heroica[s] Homerus Dialectice[s] Zeno Eleates. Rhetorice[s] Corax Siracusus Apiaria Aristeus. Sementem Triptolemus Leges Licurgus Solon. Literaru[s] structuras, numeros, mensuras et momenta pala= medes.

Grammer Peevishnes see Montaigue f. 468.

Paynters and grauers, would not say in theyr inscriptions fecit but faciebat . as though they were not perfect.

190 in circumference of a circle is 60 in Diameter. [should be 60.4, or else pi=3.1666]

Divisio[n]of Numbers Cassi [•od?] fol. 902 vol 2