Author
Mizrahi, Shimon Ben Yona
Publication Date
1700
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_002584993
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1700
Sample Text
Incomplete and involving confusion, compared to the only copy of this composition, 21 Moscow 422 (S. 47731). Includes only the first part, "The Defect of the Moon" (pages 27a-31b) is missing until the second part, the middle of the first chapter, and "The Defect of the Sun" is complete (pages 2a-20b). On pages 21a-26b, a series of Mishila tables edited according to the new days of the Syrian (Christian) calendar, in which the equivalents of the new Jewish and new days of the Muslims, the degree of vegetation for each day, and in the far left column, astrological instructions and sayings in Arabic are given. These tablets are also found in Kiryat Ata - Ezbon David Binyamin [1] (S. 43923). On page 32a, notes on Lakiot in a different writing. Mentioned "Tammuz 655 Lepak". On page 40b: a passage from horoscopes. Additional subject: sciences. Astronomy Additional subject: sciences. Astrology Incomplete and entangled in confusion, compared to the only 27A-31B of this essay, 20 Moscow 422 (S. 47731) (including only the first part, "The Lunar Eclipse" (Page 27a-31b) is missing until the second part, the middle of head A, and the complete "solar eclipse" (page 2a-20b). In pages 21a-26B a series of beginners are edited according to the news of the Syrian (Christian) calendar, which includes the parallels in the Jewish and new Muslim news, and in a radical left column, these plaques are also located in Kiryat Ata (S. 43923). In confusion, compared to the only manuscript of this composition, 21 Moskva 422 (S. 47731). Includes only the first part, "The Defect of the Moon" (page 27a-31b) is missing until the second part, the middle of the first chapter, and "The Defect of the Sun" is complete (page 2a-20b). And in them are given the equivalents in the Jewish New Testament and the Muslim New Testament, the degree of growth for each day, and in the extreme left column, astrological instructions and sayings in Arabic. These tablets are also found in Kiryat Ata - Ezbon David Binyamin [1] (S. 43923). On page 32a, notes on deficiencies in a different writing. "Tammuz S. Part 5" is mentioned on page 40b: section Horoscopes. Another subject: Astronomy. Another subject: Astrology
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