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Cambridge, Trinity College MS. O.1.58. 110+22+18 folios in three volumes. Paper. 187x140mm. Written in England. 15th Century. I. Inc. liber Secretorum Philosophorum.
Iste liber quem pre manibus habemus vocatur secretum philosophorum.
II. [22 leaves containing the latter part of a treatise on the fixed Stars, precious stones, Moon and signs of the Zodiac.]
[Imperfect at beginning] 'Pliades dixit Hermes hec stella valde nota est'.
Expl. 1496 Ao domini.
III. 18 leaves. [A collection of receipts, mostly magical, with several diagrams of charms.]
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